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Luggage storage and bag rules at the Cambridge Theatre

The Cambridge Theatre sits in Seven Dials, part of Covent Garden in the London Borough of Camden. The theatre's own guidance asks customers to avoid bringing large suitcases or bags, since these may not be admitted and cloakroom availability cannot be guaranteed, but its cloakroom on site charges £3 for clothing and £5 for bags and suitcases.

Security searches of clothing, bags and other items are a condition of entry, so leave anything bulky elsewhere if you can. Sealed bottles of water are typically allowed inside the Cambridge Theatre, while other outside food and drink are not. With Stasher, you can store bags from £1.49 a day at 40+ locations near the Cambridge Theatre.

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Getting to the theatre with your bags

The nearest Underground stops are Covent Garden on the Piccadilly line and Leicester Square, served by both the Piccadilly and Northern lines, each about a five-minute walk from the auditorium. If you need step-free access, Tottenham Court Road station on the Central, Northern and Elizabeth lines is roughly 500 metres away and is the closest Underground stop without stairs. From Tottenham Court Road, the usual walking route goes along Charing Cross Road, left onto Shaftesbury Avenue, then down Earlham Street into Seven Dials. From Charing Cross National Rail station, about 800 metres or a 10- to 12-minute walk, head up St Martin's Lane as it becomes Monmouth Street and into the Seven Dials roundabout. The theatre itself opens around one hour before a show starts, while step-free entry to the Stalls via Earlham Street opens 30 minutes before curtain-up.

Nearby sights and their own bag rules

The British Museum refuses wheeled suitcases and anything larger than 40cm x 40cm x 50cm or heavier than 8kg inside its premises. Its cloakroom near the main entrance on Great Russell Street runs daily from 10.00 to 17.00, staying open until 20.30 on Fridays.

At the National Gallery, wheeled luggage, including cabin bags, is barred entirely, though a cloakroom on Level -1 of the Sainsbury Wing takes bags up to 56 x 25 x 45 cm for £3 per item.

The Criterion Theatre at Piccadilly Circus has no cloakroom able to take large bags or suitcases, and the Leicester Square Theatre operates no cloakroom at all, though small bags may be admitted subject to search. Bond Street itself has no luggage storage or cloakroom run by the local authority or transport operator on the street.

For station-side storage, London Waterloo Station has a left-luggage facility opposite the ramp to platforms 20-24, while Charing Cross Station provides left luggage near the Cab Passage entrance, operated by a third party.