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About Between The Bridges

Between The Bridges is a multi-space, open-air riverside event complex located on The Queen's Walk, between the London Eye and the Hungerford/Waterloo bridges. Comprised of The Pier, The Dock, and The Garden, this versatile venue hosts everything from drag brunches and DJ nights to live performances and market-style programming. While the venue was closed for the Jubilee Gardens works in 2026, it remains a notable reference point for South Bank entertainment and has historically offered a mix of indoor/covered and outdoor spaces suitable for a range of event configurations.

As your friendly guide to tickets and access, we’ve got you covered with practical details on capacity, transport, parking, and nearby hotels and dining. If a future reopening is announced, we’ll help you secure seats and passes with ease.

Venue overview: Between The Bridges encompasses three spaces with flexible configurations. The Pier can host up to ~800 standing and ~380–400 seated (theatre-style around 400). The Dock accommodates up to ~400 standing and roughly 200–350 seated, depending on setup. The Garden fits about 150 standing and around 100 seated. Taken together, the entire complex can be configured for up to ~2,000 standing or ~800 seated. The venue sits in a central London location on The Queen's Walk, placing it within easy reach of major sights and transport.

Location and access: The Queen's Walk, South Bank, London SE1 7PB. A short walk from Waterloo stations (underground and overground), with South Bank pedestrian routes connecting to Jubilee Gardens and the London Eye. The area is well-served by buses and is a popular corridor for riverside strolls and events.

Parking and transport tips: Parking in the immediate area is very limited. Best options include on-street Blue Badge bays on Belvedere Road and nearby car parks such as the National Theatre Car Park on Upper Ground and Doon Street Car Park. For the easiest access, plan to travel by public transport or ride-hailing services. If you’re driving, allow extra time for limited spaces and potential venue access restrictions during events.

Nearby hotels: Sea Containers London (South Bank), Park Plaza County Hall, and London Marriott County Hall are all within a short distance, making an overnight or extended stay convenient for fans and guests. We pair recommendations with affiliate hotel partners when available for easy booking.

Food and drink: The South Bank area is rich with dining options, from casual cafes to refined restaurants. Look for partner-affiliated dining spots near your stay or event date to simplify planning.

Notable past programming: Between The Bridges has hosted drag brunches, DJ nights, live performances, comedy cabaret, and market-style food programming, drawing a diverse crowd and creating a lively, inclusive atmosphere. The venue has hosted high-profile drag lineups such as Tayce, Cara Melle, and Elektra Fence in the past.

Status: As of 2026, the venue was closed due to Jubilee Gardens works, and the reopening date has not been confirmed. If/when events resume, we’ll help you locate accessible listings and secure tickets with trusted partners.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: The Queen's Walk, South Bank, London SE1 7PB (between the London Eye and Hungerford/Waterloo bridges).
  • Venue type: multi-space, open-air riverside event complex with indoor/covered and outdoor areas; includes The Pier, The Dock and The Garden.
  • The Pier capacity: up to about 800 standing; approximately 380-400 seated; theatre-style around 400.
  • The Dock capacity: up to about 400 standing; roughly 200-350 seated depending on configuration.
  • The Garden capacity: up to about 150 standing; around 100 seated.
  • Whole-venue capacity (configurable): up to about 2,000 standing or 800 seated.
  • Transit: a short walk from Waterloo underground/overground; well-served by South Bank pedestrian routes; near Jubilee Gardens and the London Eye.
  • Parking: parking in the area is very limited; nearby options include on-street Blue Badge bays on Belvedere Road and nearby car parks (e.g., National Theatre Car Park on Upper Ground, Doon Street car park).
  • Nearby hotels: Sea Containers London (South Bank), Park Plaza County Hall, and London Marriott County Hall are in the area.
  • Notable events hosted: drag brunches, DJ nights, live performances and a steady stream of concerts/comedy cabaret and food-market programming; has hosted high-profile drag lineups (e.g., Tayce, Cara Melle, Elektra Fence).
  • Status: closed for 2026 due to Jubilee Gardens works; not clear if/when it will reopen.