You got a guy™ for venue tickets
The Bricky One at The Vaults Tickets
Now selling
Upcoming Events at The Bricky One at The Vaults
Welcome to The Bricky One, a brick-arched, underground event space housed beneath Waterloo Station. Part of The Vaults complex, The Bricky One sits beside Lucy's Room and The Big Black One, offering a flexible standing configuration that can host up to 400 guests. This page covers seating and standing arrangements, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your plans with confidence.
Whether you’re catching immersive theatre, an exhibition, or a special performance, The Bricky One provides an intimate, cavernous atmosphere with a unique industrial vibe. We’ve got you covered with practical details to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.
Venue at a glance
- Location: The Vaults, Leake Street entrance and Launcelot Street entrance, London SE1 7NN
- Venue type: Underground brick-arch event space
- Capacity: Up to 400 guests standing (no fixed seating)
- Nearby spaces: Adjacent to Lucy's Room and The Big Black One
- Accessible access: Leake Street graffiti tunnel entrance and Launcelot Street entrance
The Vaults is renowned for immersive theatre and innovative exhibitions, with past productions such as Mulan Rouge, Stranger Sings, and The Witches of Oz fostering memorable experiences in this distinctive setting.
Practical planning details follow to help you secure your tickets and travel smoothly.
Seating and configuration
- The Bricky One operates as a standing space; there is no published fixed seating chart for this room. Event layouts are determined by producers, so configurations may vary by show.
- To maximize comfort in a standing arrangement, arrive early if you want to settle into a preferred area or line up close to the action.
Parking
- Closest parking: Upper Marsh, SE1 7ER
- Parking availability can vary by event date; consider arriving with ample time for parking and walking from the garage to The Vaults entrances.
Transit and getting there
- Nearest Underground: Waterloo
- Entrances: Leake Street entrance (Leake Street graffiti tunnel) and Launcelot Street entrance provide access to The Vaults
- Direct rail connections to London Waterloo provide convenient access from across Greater London
Nearby hotels
- Premier Inn London Waterloo – 85 York Road, SE1 7NJ
- Park Plaza County Hall – 1 Addington Street, SE1 7RY
Dining and affiliate recommendations
- Nearby restaurants and cafes around Waterloo and South Bank offer options for pre-show dinners or post-show desserts. We partner with trusted hotel and dining partners to help you find reliable spots close by.
- For hotel and dining bookings, consider using our affiliate partners for convenient options with easy cancellation where available.
Tip: Secure your seats early for high-demand immersive productions, and plan your travel to minimize last-minute stress. We’re here to help you find the tickets and arrangements you need for a smooth experience at The Bricky One.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: The Bricky One can accommodate up to 400 guests standing (no fixed seating).
- Location/address: The Vaults, Leake Street, London SE1 7NN (Leake Street entrance); Launcelot Street entrance also used for The Vaults access.
- Venue type: Underground brick-arch event space beneath Waterloo Station; Bricky One is a brick-walled room adjacent to Lucy's Room and The Big Black One.
- Seating chart: The Bricky One is a standing space; no dedicated seating chart for this room is published; configurations are event-dependent.
- Parking: Closest parking listed as Upper Marsh, SE1 7ER.
- Transit: Nearest Underground is Waterloo; access via Leake Street graffiti tunnel or Launcelot Street entrances.
- Nearby hotels: Premier Inn London Waterloo (85 York Road, SE1 7NJ) and Park Plaza County Hall (1 Addington St, SE1 7RY) within a short walk.
- Notable hosted events: The Vaults is known for immersive theatre and exhibitions; examples include Mulan Rouge, Stranger Sings, and The Witches of Oz.
- Renamed/demolished: The Vaults occupy tunnels formerly known as the Old Vic Tunnels; the Old Vic Tunnels closed in 2013 and the space was rebranded as The Vaults.