gold vs platinum
Choosing your seats: Gold or Platinum
The only real difference between Scandal's two tickets — and who each one suits.
Check your date ↗Gold vs Platinum
| Gold | Platinum | |
|---|---|---|
| Menu | Five-course tasting menu | Same five-course tasting menu |
| Drinks | Unlimited wine, beer, soft drinks, water | Same, plus a glass of cava |
| Seating | General tables | Preferred tables nearer the stage |
| Best for | A straightforward full night out | A birthday, anniversary or the best view in the room |
What doesn't change
Whichever ticket you book, you're watching the same show, eating the same five-course tasting menu, and drinking from the same unlimited bar — there's no version of the night that's a lesser show.
What does change
Platinum moves you to preferred seating closer to the stage and adds a glass of cava on top of the standard drinks. That's the entire difference between the two tickets.
When Platinum earns its keep
A birthday table, an anniversary, or a group that wants the best sightline in a 220-seat room are the cases where the closer seating is worth the upgrade; for a casual night out, Gold covers the same show.
Booking either
Both tickets are sold for the same two nights — Friday and Saturday — so the choice between them is about where you sit, not when you go.
Groups and larger tables
The room is arranged around tables rather than fixed rows, which suits both tiers to group bookings — check your party size against availability for either ticket when you book.
If you're unsure
If the closer seating or the extra glass of cava don't matter to your group, Gold gets you the same five courses, the same unlimited bar and the same stage — just a little further back in the room.