Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Metro Hotel Sydney Central – Perfect for a City Escape - Metro Hotels
Situated directly opposite the Capitol Theatre, Metro Hotel Sydney Central is the ideal accommodation choice for theatre-goers, particularly with the amazing line-up of internationally-acclaimed productions planned for this year and next.
Shows include Shen Yun (April 27 – May 6, 2012); The Nutcracker on Ice (June 2012); The Addams Family (March 2013); and The Lion King (December 2013), and guests are advised to book their accommodation at the same time as they book their tickets to avoid disappointment.
Located in Pitt Street in the city, Metro Hotel Sydney Central offers quality, comfortable accommodation, including 10 guest suites, 154 superior rooms and, for the more budget conscious, 66 well-equipped standard rooms.
Guests will enjoy a little slice of Asia with Chinatown, Little Japan, Little Korea and ThaiTown offering an eclectic mix of restaurants, mini-marts and shopping outlets all within easy walking distance.
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Metro Hotel Sydney Central – Perfect for a City Escape - Metro Hotels
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Special ‘Love Never Dies’ Package at Metro Hotel Sydney Central - Metro Hotels
Metro Hotel Sydney Central is making it more attractive to catch the spectacular new Andrew Lloyd Webber production ‘Love Never Dies’ before it leaves Sydney at the end of March with an accommodation package sure to appeal to Sydneysiders and visitors to the city alike.Situated directly opposite the Capitol Theatre where ‘Love Never Dies’ is being staged, Metro Hotel Sydney Central is the ideal accommodation choice for theatre-goers and people looking for a highly memorable yet affordable night out in Sydney’s thriving entertainment quarter.
The musical has received rave reviews in both Sydney and Melbourne, where it opened last year, and is a must see for anyone who enjoyed the brilliance of Phantom of the Opera. The Metro Hotel Sydney Central package is priced at an affordable $165 and includes:
Love Never Dies Package at Metro Hotel Sydney Central*:
(maximum 2 people per package)
- One night’s accommodation in a Superior Queen Room
- Bottle of wine and chocolates on arrival
- Extended check-out to 12 noon the following day
Love Never Dies Package @ Metro Hotel Sydney Central (View and Book)
The package is available until Love Never Dies leaves Sydney on March 31. It is not valid with any other offer and does not include tickets to the stage production.
Metro Hotel Sydney Central offers quality, comfortable accommodation in Sydney’s cosmopolitan entertainment quarter. There are 10 guest suites, 154 superior rooms and, for the more budget conscious, there are 66 well-equipped standard rooms.
Located in Pitt Street, Metro Hotel Sydney Central is the perfect hotel for an overnight stay following a night at the theatre. Guests will enjoy a little slice of Asia with Chinatown, Little Japan, Little Korea and ThaiTown offering an eclectic mix of restaurants, mini-marts and shopping outlets all within easy walking distance.
With popular local attractions such as Paddy’s Markets, Cockle Bay, Queen Victoria Building and King Street Wharf only a short walk away, Metro Hotel Sydney Central will soon feel like your city home away from home.
You won’t need your car if you’re staying at Metro Hotel Sydney Central because, as the name implies, the hotel is so central you can get around car-free with ease. Discounted light rail and monorail passes are available from the hotel’s reception. Central railway station is just a 500metre walk whereas the light rail, monorail and numerous bus routes provide a myriad of options for exploring wider Sydney, be it the beach at Bondi, Luna Park in North Sydney or the magnificent Blue Mountains. There are a wide range of day tours available from the hotel.
Special ‘Love Never Dies’ Package at Metro Hotel Sydney Central - Metro Hotels
Monday, February 6, 2012
Lion King Stage Show to Return to Sydney
The Lion King will return to Sydney in 2013 and the state government says the musical will make the city a tourist magnet.
The stage show finished in Sydney in 2005 after running for two years and playing to 1.35 million people.
It will reopen at the Capitol Theatre in December next year.
Tourism minister George Souris said a new generation of young families is ready to enjoy the musical.
“It’s the most successful musical in the world and it exceeded all expectation in 2003,” he told reporters in Sydney on Tuesday.
Mr Souris said the 2013 production was expected to attract 500,000 visitors from interstate and overseas, generating $36 million for NSW.
He said visitors who came to watch the show would also take part in other activities in the city.
“If they came right now, they’d go to the Picasso exhibition, they’d go to the Harry Potter exhibition, they would have enjoyed the Festival of Sydney,” Mr Souris said.
“They may have even enjoyed the cricket season against India.
“All of that drives tourism and the importance of having a premier run in your state cannot be overestimated.”
Thomas Schumacher, Disney’s president of theatrical productions, said although the musical had premiered in 1997, enormous demand for it continues worldwide.
“It’s still going to be new to the audience that see it for the first time,” Mr Schumacher told reporters via videolink from New York.
“Then of course there’s the people that want to come back to it.
“We get many more requests around the world for productions of The Lion King that we can’t accommodate or in fact are interested in accommodating.”
Since opening in America in 1997, there have been 19 production of the musical around the world.
It’s estimated to have been seen by 63 million people and grossed more than $4.7 billion.
The Sydney production is predicted to run for about eight months.
Lion King Stage Show to Return to Sydney


