By Marcus Chen, VIP & Booking Specialist

Last updated: 6 May 2026

Reign London is one of Mayfair's standout venues, combining a nightclub with full-scale cabaret and stage performances. I've arranged dozens of VIP bookings at Reign over the years, and the question I hear most often is: how much does it actually cost? This guide breaks down Reign's entry fees, table prices and the booking process so you know exactly what to expect before you arrive.

Reign London Entry Fee

Entry pricing at Reign depends on the night and how you get on the door list. As of May 2026, general admission on a Friday or Saturday typically runs between £20 and £30 per person. Midweek nights, particularly Tuesdays and Thursdays, tend to be cheaper, usually around £15 to £20. If you sign up through a Reign guestlist, you can sometimes get reduced or complimentary entry before a certain time, usually midnight.

I noticed on my last visit on a Saturday that the queue at the main entrance on Piccadilly was around 30 people deep by 11:30pm. If you arrive before 11pm, you will generally walk straight in. VIP table guests bypass the main queue entirely and enter through a separate entrance, which on busy nights is worth the booking alone.

VIP Table Prices and Minimum Spend

Reign operates on a minimum-spend model for its VIP tables, which is standard across most top London clubs. The minimum spend varies depending on where your table is located and which night you visit.

As of May 2026, here is a rough breakdown of Reign's table pricing:

• Standard booth (rear section): From around £1,000 minimum spend on weeknights, rising to £1,500 or more on Fridays and Saturdays
• Mid-tier table (closer to the stage): Typically £2,000 to £3,000 minimum spend on peak nights
• Premium front-row table: From £3,000 upwards, with some tables reaching £5,000+ on headline event nights

These prices cover your drinks spend for the evening, not a flat fee on top. Your minimum spend goes towards bottles, mixers and any additional drinks ordered. When I went on a Friday with a group of eight, we were seated at a mid-tier table with a £2,500 minimum. The table came with a dedicated server, a selection of mixers and ice, and a solid view of the stage performances.

What Is Included with a VIP Table

Every VIP booking at Reign includes a reserved table and seating area, a personal host for the evening, complimentary entry for your group (usually up to the table's guest limit), queue skip, and access to the venue's private areas. Your minimum spend is applied entirely to your drinks order, so there is no additional cover charge on top.

From experience, the service at Reign is quick. When we ordered a second bottle during a busy Saturday, it arrived within a few minutes, which is faster than some other Mayfair venues I have worked with. The table layouts vary, but the premium spots near the front of the stage area give you the best sightline for the cabaret acts.

How to Book a Table at Reign

The simplest way to book a VIP table at Reign is to get in touch with a booking specialist. You can reach our team directly or message us on WhatsApp with the date, group size and any preferences you have for table location.

Bookings typically require a deposit to secure your table. As of May 2026, expect to pay between £500 and £1,000 as a deposit depending on the table tier. This deposit is deducted from your minimum spend on the night, so you are not paying extra. I'd recommend booking at least a week in advance for weekend dates, as Reign's best tables sell out quickly, particularly for event nights. For a broader look at what VIP bookings cost across the area, see our Mayfair VIP table prices guide for 2026.

Door Policy and Dress Code

Reign enforces a smart dress code. For men, that means smart shoes, tailored trousers or well-fitted jeans, and a collared shirt or smart top. Trainers, sportswear and flip-flops will get you turned away. Women have more flexibility, but the standard is smart-casual at a minimum. On my last visit, I saw two lads turned away for wearing joggers, so the door team does enforce the rules consistently.

As Time Out's guide to London's best clubs notes, Mayfair venues tend to be stricter on dress code than clubs in other parts of London, and Reign is no exception. Arrive looking the part and you will have no issues.

Is Reign Worth the Price?

Reign is not the cheapest night out in London, but it offers something most clubs do not: a genuine show. The performances, the lighting rig and the overall production make it feel more like a Las Vegas residency than a standard Mayfair club. If you want to compare what you get here versus a standard guestlist entry elsewhere, our VIP table vs guestlist guide is worth a read.

I've been on both a Tuesday and a Saturday, and the Saturday show is noticeably more elaborate. If your budget allows for a peak-night booking, that is the experience I'd recommend. For more details on planning the full evening, check our London club table bookings page.

How much is entry to Reign London?

General admission typically costs between £20 and £30 on Fridays and Saturdays as of May 2026. Midweek entry is usually cheaper at £15 to £20. Guestlist entry can reduce or waive the fee if you arrive before midnight.

What is the minimum spend for a VIP table at Reign?

Minimum spend starts from around £1,000 on quieter nights for a standard booth, rising to £2,000 to £5,000+ for premium tables on Fridays and Saturdays as of May 2026.

Do you need to book in advance for Reign London?

For VIP tables, yes. Weekend tables sell out quickly, so booking at least a week ahead is recommended. For general entry, you can walk in, but arriving before 11pm or being on the guestlist helps avoid the queue.

What is the dress code at Reign London?

Smart dress is required. Men should wear smart shoes and a collared shirt or smart top. Trainers, sportswear and casual streetwear are not permitted. Women should aim for smart-casual or above.