A reserved seat in the stalls at the Royal Albert Hall. Your seat location is shown on your ticket.
A private table at HIDE, 85 Piccadilly, for a six-course set tasting menu with six glasses of specially selected wine per guest. Tables seat 2 to 12, and larger parties sit at adjacent tables where possible. Extra drinks are available to buy.
A Michelin-starred setting with a considered, seasonal menu gives senior guests something genuinely worth the evening, without the noise of a larger venue.
HIDE is owned by Hedonism Wines, and any bottle from the Hedonism shop can be at your table within 15 minutes.
Last Night of The Proms
A six-course tasting menu at HIDE on Piccadilly, then reserved stalls seats at the Royal Albert Hall.
Sat 11 Sep 2027
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Your ticket
A reserved stalls seat at the Royal Albert Hall for the Last Night of The Proms.
Reserved stalls seat
A reserved seat in the stalls
Your dining experience
A six-course tasting menu at HIDE on Piccadilly before the show at the Royal Albert Hall.
Michelin Dining Experience at HIDE Restaurant
A private table at HIDE on Piccadilly for a six-course set tasting menu, with six glasses of selected wine per guest.
What’s included
Not included: travel to HIDE and on to the Royal Albert Hall, and drinks beyond the six glasses of wine served with dinner, which are available to buy.
Ticket
Reserved stalls seat at the Royal Albert Hall
Issued in a minimum of pairs.
Dining experience
Access and hospitality at HIDE
One Michelin star, at 85 Piccadilly overlooking Green Park.
Private table for 2 to 12 guests
Larger parties are seated at adjacent tables where possible.
Six-course set tasting menu
Six glasses of selected wine per guest
Served with the tasting menu.
Extra drinks available to buy
Beyond the six glasses of wine served with dinner.
What to expect
Your Last Night of The Proms experience starts here
Six courses at HIDE
A private table for your party at HIDE on Piccadilly, which won its Michelin star within five months of opening in 2018. Six courses, with six glasses of selected wine per guest.
The second half
After the interval come the pieces the Last Night is known for: the Fantasia on British Sea-Songs, Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory.
Seats in the stalls
Your reserved seats are in the stalls, issued in a minimum of pairs, so there is no queueing for a place on the night.
At the Hall since 1941
The Proms began at the Queen’s Hall on 10 August 1895, with Henry Wood conducting. They moved to the Royal Albert Hall in July 1941, after the Queen’s Hall was destroyed. The Hall itself opened in 1871.
London
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Rain showers
Our best tips
Weather
You're indoors for dinner and the concert, but outside between HIDE and the Hall and again at the end of the night. September in London is often mild with a chance of showers, so bring a light layer and an umbrella.
Dress code
There's no official dress code, but smart dress is advised for dinner at HIDE and the concert. If you plan to walk to the Hall, comfortable shoes help.
Travel
Travel isn't included. HIDE and the Royal Albert Hall are about two miles apart: around 18 minutes by car, or a 39-minute walk. Leave time to arrive before the concert starts.
Gentle reminder
Arrive at HIDE promptly and give the company name on the booking when you arrive. After dinner, leave enough time to reach the Hall before the concert starts.
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