Join the magical fairies as they go on an exciting musical adventure!
In an enchanting world of song and dance, the adventurous Tinkerbell meets up with the fairies from A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Together, the cheeky Mustardseed, fluttery Moth, daring Cobweb and sweet Peaseblossom go on a magical quest with Tinkerbell. The audience is invited to dress up and join in the fun! Come as a fairy, an elf, a Jedi, a pirate or even a superhero! Everyone is welcome to join this sparkling adventure with a special visit to ‘Bubble Land’ to help Tinkerbell and her new fairy friends find her lost wings.
Tickets to The Dream Fairies include entry into Kew Gardens, an idyllic afternoon of outdoor theatre and nature awaits you.
The Dream Fairies is a delightful 1 hour musical for young fairies and elves. Ideal for children of all ages, it is especially enjoyed by those between 3 and 10 years old. For older children, our other show at Kew, The Wind in the Willows, might offer a more engaging experience.
Running time: 1 Hour 10 Minutes
Tuesday - Thursday & Sunday: 10.30am
Friday - Saturday: 10.30am & 2:00pm
Guests are asked to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the show start time, to allow enough time to process tickets and walk from the gate to the performance site.
Worried about the weather?
CLICK HERE for information in our F.A.Qs
Patrons affected by a cancelled performance are invited to exchange their tickets for an alternative performance date/time or receive a full refund via their booking agent.
Suddenly can't attend? CLICK HERE to exchange your tickets.
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Performance located in the Berberis Dell, near Victoria Gate.
Kew's visitor map reference: H8
By Tube:
Kew Gardens station (500m to Victoria Gate)
By Train:
Kew Bridge station (800m to Elizabeth Gate)
By Bus:
Route 65 stops at Victoria Gate
By Bike:
Racks are available at all gates
By Car:
Parking is available at Kew Gardens carpark (TW9 3AF) near Brentford Gate.
Free Accessible Parking: Blue Badge Holder spaces available at Kew’s car park on Ferry Lane, (TW9 3AF). Blue Badge Holder's street parking available on Lichfield Road, Leyborne Park, Burlington Avenue. Spaces are limited.
CLICK HERE for more information on accessible parking.
Adult / Kew Member: £23.75 | £18.90
Concession: £18.90
Child (1-15) / Kew Member: £17.90 | £13.90
Group of 4 / Kew Member: £70.00 | £64.00
(Any combination of guests)
Children aged 12-months and over must have a ticket.
Prices include on-the-day, daytime admission to the Gardens
Essential Companion of ticket-holder's with accessibility needs are admitted FREE. Please select an additional Essential Companion ticket when making your ticket selection. Proof of disability and Carers Card ID will be required upon entry.
Concession tickets are for visitors with a disability, senior citizens (65+) and visitors with pension benefits. This includes jobseekers receiving benefits, high school and tertiary students. ID will need to be shown on entry.
Please purchase all tickets in advance as there is limited capacity to each performance. Please note that there is no box office at Kew gardens so it is crucial that you book in advance. If you arrive and require additional tickets, this can be done online via your telephone or tablet device.
If you require assistance TheatreOnKew Staff will be at Victoria Gate and the performance site 60 minutes prior to the performance start time to assist you with ticketing and direction enquiries.
Box office opens 1 hour prior to each performance. Guests are asked to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the show start time, to allow enough time to process tickets and walk from the gate to the performance site.
If you enter the gardens from a gate other then Victoria Gate
Suddenly can't attend? CLICK HERE to exchange your tickets.
Please arrive at Kew Gardens through the Victoria Gate entrance only, this is where the box office will be located.
TheatreOnKew staff will then direct you to the performance site at the Berberis Dell, near Victoria Gate.
The performance location is 5 minutes away from Victoria Gate.
This performance is moving and takes place at one location.
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Wherever possible, please use public transport to the Gardens. For transport information, please see our FAQ.
You are eligible for an essential carers ticket if you have one of the following:
We do our best to accomodate most accessibility requirements. CLICK HERE for more information on accessibility and your visit.
We follow the Kew Garden's admission criteria for those eligible for concession tickets.
Concession tickets are for visitors with a disability, senior citizens 65+ and visitors with pension benefits. This also includes jobseekers receiving benefits, high school and tertiary students. ID will need to be shown on entry.
Yes, entry to the Gardens is included in the ticket. Please show your theatre ticket to the gate staff when arriving at the Gardens entrance gates.
If you are attending The Wind in the Willows or The Dream Fairies Adventure to Bubble Land, you may wander through the Gardens before or after the show.
We encourage guests to pack a picnic to enjoy during the show.
Food and beverages will also be available for purchase before and after the show at a number of cafes and restaurants within the Gardens.
Please note, knives and picnic tables are prohibited.
Parking is available near the Brentford Gate at (TW9 3AF)
This carpark can be reached via Ferry Lane, a narrow turning off Kew Green.
Please note that parking is limited: the car park takes 300 cars. The parking fee is £7.00 for the day. There is no charge for motorcycles and mopeds.
The car park closes half an hour after the Gardens close.
There are 12 designated accessible parking spaces in the car park and a further 3 accessible spaces next to Elizabeth Gate on Kew Green.
If these are full, drivers displaying their blue badge are welcome to park elsewhere in the carpark free of charge.
Blue Badge Holder's street parking available on Lichfield Road, Leyborne Park, Burlington Avenue. Spaces are limited.
Click Here for more information on accessible parking.
Chairs are not supplied either by the Production Company or Venue; however you are welcome to bring your own picnic chairs.
We recommend bringing a low-rise camping chair, no more than approximately 15cm elevated from the ground. However, if you wish to bring a standard height chair, we ask you sit towards the back or side so you do not obstruct the view of other patron’s. Staff on site will be able to assist you.
It is not essential to bring anything with you, but there are a few things that may make your visit more pleasant...
If it's safe to do so, the show will go on! We hope that if it has been raining, you will still join us for some fun.
It it's a little muddy, we suggest bringing portable chair or blanket to sit on - one with a waterproof lining is ideal.
Guests are also encouraged to wear comfortable all weather clothing and shoes.
