However, one youngster got spooked by the birds flying at him and immediately dropped his cup, creating a sea of pigeons at his feet. His father waded in to pick him up. Making adjustments The next day, we were on a quest to get tickets to the perpetually sold-out Lion King. We waited at The Lyceum for a couple of hours to buy some of the returned tickets, which go on sale at noon the day of the show. We got two good seats for 35 each.
High chairs are uncommon at London eateries.
The Johnsons, with Hope's sister, Amy Newkirk, second from right, got lucky at at a Richmond restaurant overlooking the Thames. Between Piccadilly Circus and the theater district around Leicester Square, we came across a T.G.I. Fridays. I thought he was joking, but he came back with five jars of baby food. He said all the Fridays in England give free baby food to their youngest customers. We stood near the fountain across from the main palace gates, as recommended by my brother, who had visited in March.