Save up to £73 on Starlight Express tickets with Sun Club
FOR a limited time only Sun Club members can enjoy an exclusive deal on tickets to see the world-renowned Starlight Express and save up to £73, thanks to London Theatre Direct.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's Starlight Express is now playing in the specially designed Starlight Auditorium at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre.
Audiences will be immersed inside a world of speed, song and storytelling as an incredible cast of 40 whizz around and above, performing some of musical theatre's most beloved songs, including AC/DC, Make Up My Heart, Light at the End of the Tunnel and the iconic Starlight Express.
As a child's train set magically comes to life and the engines race to become the fastest in the world, Rusty the steam train has little hope of winning until he is inspired by the legend of the 'Starlight Express'.
Seen around the world by over 20 million people, Starlight Express is an electrifying experience for all ages.
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Save up to £73 on selected dates in June and July and tickets start as low as just £26.
Click 'Book' and look for the dates marked with stars to check out our exclusive sale prices.
How to book free tickets with Sun Club
Sun Club Membership Programme
Step 1: To book your Starlight Express tickets join Sun Club now for just £1.99 a month for your first year. Following this, £4.99 a month.
Or £12 for an annual subscription for the first 12 months, then £49.99 a year thereafter.
Step 2: Then head to the Offers Hub, select the Starlight Express tile, click 'Book' and you will be taken to The Sun & London Theatre Direct website.
Step 3: Look for the dates marked with stars to check out our exclusive sale prices. Prices show the exclusive Sun Club member savings.
Step 4: Enter your details in the checkout and pay. You will then receive an email with your tickets.
London Theatre Direct is one of the UK's leading theatre ticket agencies, specialising in West End theatre tickets.
Sourced directly from the theatre box offices London Theatre Direct offers discounted theatre tickets across all West End shows, as well as the best available tickets for each venue.
Offer is open to UK residents aged 18+ only. Offer ends at 23:59pm on Friday, June 13, 2025. Full T&Cs apply, see below.
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