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Royal Albert Hall Overview

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History and Architecture: Inaugurated in 1871 by Prince Albert for Queen Victoria
Designed by Francis Fowke and Henry Y.D. Scott, inspired by Roman amphitheatre
Features 20,000ft of glazed iron roof and 86 fiberglass diffusers
Renovated in 2000s, with Walk of Fame unveiled in 2018
Capacity and Seating: World's largest hall with 5,272 seats across five levels
Includes private boxes and over 1,200 privately owned seats
Features stage-level Stalls, elevated Circles, and unreserved seats
Events and Performances: Hosts BBC Promenade Concerts since 1942
Features Cirque Du Soleil performances annually
Stages Phantom of the Opera in 2011
Hosts film premieres and award ceremonies
Accessibility: Provides wheelchair access and accessible toilets
Offers hearing assistance and braille announcements
Includes wheelchair storage and first aid services
Features 10 designated disabled parking spots
Practical Information: Located in South Kensington, accessible by multiple transportation options
Nearby Imperial College car park costs £10.20
No official dress code, but warm clothing recommended
Outside food and beverages not permitted inside