Troxy

Understanding venue policies in advance can help ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit to Troxy.

• Re-Entry & Smoking: No re-entry is permitted. Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not allowed inside the building.
• Payment Options: Troxy operates as a cashless venue. Guests can make payments using credit/debit cards and mobile pay methods.
• Prohibited Items: Outside food and drink, chewing gum, large bags, professional cameras, recording equipment, drones, and banners are prohibited.
• Age Restrictions: Age restrictions vary by event. Check your specific event listing for accurate details.

For the most up-to-date guidance and information on regulations (including bag policies), check the official Troxy policy page.

Set within East London, the area around the Troxy blends historic character with a thriving arts and nightlife scene. From riverside walks along the Thames to nearby cultural hubs and music venues, it’s a part of the city known for its creative energy and after-dark buzz.

• ABBA Arena: Purpose-built for the groundbreaking ABBA Voyage concert experience, this modern arena in East London combines cutting-edge technology with live performance, offering a unique residency-style show for up to 3,000 guests, unlike any other.³
• The O2: One of the UK’s largest entertainment venues, The O2 hosts major international concerts, sporting events, and live shows, with a capacity of up to 20,000 and a reputation for world-class productions.⁴
• Outernet: Located in central London near Tottenham Court Road, Outernet is one of the city’s most technologically ambitious entertainment venues, combining immersive digital screens, live music, exhibitions, and experiential events. The venue’s main performance space, HERE at Outernet, hosts concerts and live events for up to 2,000 guests.⁵

Located in East London, Troxy is well connected by public transport, while on-site parking is limited, making planning essential for those visiting by car.

Public Transportation: The venue is a short walk from Limehouse station, served by the Docklands Light Railway. Shadwell station on the Overground Windrush line is also a short walk from the venue. Several local bus routes (15, 115, D3, N551) also stop nearby, offering convenient access across the city.

Driving: Driving to Troxy is strongly discouraged by the venue. However, if you have to travel by car, navigate to Troxy, 490 Commercial Rd, London E1 0HX, United Kingdom.

At Troxy, food and drink offerings are designed to complement its lively event atmosphere. Guests can typically expect a range of classic concessions, including light snacks as well as multiple bars serving beer, wine, spirits, and soft drinks. The venue’s spacious layout makes it easy to access refreshments without missing the action, whether you’re attending a live concert, comedy show, or themed event.

Availability may vary by event, but the focus remains on convenient, high-quality options that enhance the overall experience.

Originally opened in 1933 as a grand cinema in London, Troxy was designed in a striking Art Deco style, complete with a sweeping auditorium and ornate interiors.¹ During its early years, the venue screened films and hosted live variety performances before later transitioning into a training school and bingo hall.

After extensive restoration in the mid-2000’s, Troxy reopened as a live events venue, carefully preserving its historic features while upgrading its production capabilities. Today, it stands as a Grade II-listed building and a distinctive space for concerts, film screenings, and immersive experiences.