Golden Tours
The Great Christmas Feast
TOUR DESCRIPTION

Christmas Eve, 1843. Charles Dickens – writer, performer, occasional magician – is preparing his famous annual feast at his home near Regents Park. The year is 1843. He has spent months stalking the City at midnight; locked in his study, weeping and gaffawing at who knows what; ushering vast theatrical machines into his home in the pre-dawn light. For tonight, ‘A Christmas Carol’, the greatest festive tale ever told, will be born.

3 course meal
Theatre performance
Drinks to be purchased before or during the show
Drinks and additional menu add-ons
Important Information
Address

9 Beaumont Avenue, London, W14 9LP

Operating Hours

Entry from 1pm (matinee) and 7pm (evening)

Please note

Once booked, this ticket cannot be cancelled. Tickets may be amended to a different date/time (subject to availability) at least 72 hours before the performance time. Exchanges incur a £10 per ticket fee.
This activity is wheelchair friendly.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten, and dairy-free options are available on all courses. You will receive a dietary requirements form a few days before your booked performance.

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The Lost Estate is renowned for creating transformational shared experiences based around five-star dining, craft cocktails and world-class live performances.

Their current immersive experience is The Great Christmas Feast, in which you can relive A Christmas Carol as you’ve never heard it before.

London, Christmas Eve, 1843

Welcome to the home of Charles Dickens. Tonight, you are Dickens’ guest as he unveils a ghostly Christmas story. A legendary night of bewitching storytelling, festive feasting, and Yuletide mixology awaits…

Lose Yourself in the magic of A Christmas Carol

Sneer at Scrooge, rejoice for Tiny Tim, shiver at all the Ghosts of Christmas! Dickens’ timeless classic ‘A Christmas Carol’ is transformed into a breathtaking experience by cinematic live music, and spellbinding theatre.

Indulge in a Yuletide Feast

Three mouthwatering dishes woven into the heart of the story... A Victorian Street Market starter, the Dickens’ lavish Duck Feast for mains, and a spice-laden, Twelfth night cake for dessert, all accompanied by a menu of transportive Victorian cocktails.

The Great Christmas Feast
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