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About Corn Exchange Lynn

Welcome to the Corn Exchange Lynn, a Grade II listed, multi‑purpose venue in the heart of King’s Lynn. With a flexible seating arrangement and two cinema screens upstairs, this historic venue hosts a broad range of shows—from comedy and musicals to opera and pantomimes. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transport, and nearby hotels and dining so you can plan a smooth night out in Norfolk.

Tip: secure your the best available price seats early for high‑demand performances featuring celebrated acts. For a comfortable stay nearby, consider the Globe Hotel (Wetherspoon) and the Duke’s Head Hotel on Tuesday Market Place. Both are within easy walking distance and offer convenient access to the venue after the show. For our affiliates, we’ve highlighted trusted hotel and restaurant partners to help you book with confidence.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Tuesday Market Place, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 1JW.
  • Venue type: Grade II listed building; multi-purpose venue with theatre and cinema components.
  • Capacity: 733 seats (configurable to about 1,200 standing).
  • Seating plan: auditorium seating is flexible; no lift to seating (stairs and multi-level tiers); wheelchair spaces available.
  • Parking: parking opposite on Tuesday Market Place and behind the Corn Exchange at Common Staithe Quay; charges apply 24/7.
  • Transit: ~10-minute walk from King’s Lynn railway station; ~8-minute walk from the bus station; bike racks available.
  • Nearby hotels: Globe Hotel (Wetherspoon) on Tuesday Market Place; Duke’s Head Hotel on Tuesday Market Place.
  • Notable events: hosts a broad range of shows (comedy, musicals, opera, pantomimes) and has featured acts such as Ross Noble, Jools Holland and Tim Peake.
  • Cinema: since 2020, two cinema screens (58 and 52 seats) added in the upstairs foyer; part of ongoing refurbishment to expand cultural offer.