Hi, Cait here with your weekly scoop for seeing NYC theater tickets on the cheap. Don't worry these discounts aren't just for students. movin out theater
I found some great advice that I thought you all would love. If you have used any of these organizations or have a tip of your own, please post a comment ... come on, its fat-free. movin out theater
Rush theater tickets to Broadway and Off Broadway shows can sell for as little as $10. Go to the box office of the theater on the day of the performance (most open at noon) and wait in line. Some sell rush theater tickets starting in the morning, others an hour before curtain. Many shows also offer discounted theater ticket rates for students and seniors. movin out theater
Discount theater tickets are available for same-day performances through Theatre Development Fund/TKTS, located in Times Square at 47th Street. The hours are Mon–Sat 3–8pm; Wed, Sat 10am–2pm (for matinee theater tickets); Sun 11am–7pm. Cash and traveler's checks only; no phone or credit card purchases. Don't assume that your show will be available; it's best to arrive with a few alternatives in mind. You can also visit TDF's lower Manhattan booth at South Street Seaport, located at the northwest corner of Front and John Streets. Hours are Mon–Fri 11am–6pm; Sat 11am–7pm; Sun 11am–4pm. At the Seaport TKTS booth, matinee theater tickets are sold the day before performance only. Check to see if you qualify for TDF's Mailing List Program. You could get theater tickets to Broadway shows for as low as $28; students, teachers, retirees and theater professionals are among those eligible. Visit www.tdf.org or call 212-768-1818. movin out theater
Discount codes—which can be used when purchasing theater tickets through Ticketmaster—can be found at www.broadwaybox.com. This useful site provides links and phone numbers that will help you purchase Broadway and Off Broadway theater tickets for up to 50 percent off.
Half-price theater tickets can also be purchased at box offices by presenting Hit Show Club vouchers, available at the club's office, 630 Ninth Avenue at 44th Street, eighth floor; call 212-581-4211 or visit www.hitshowclub.com. movin out theater
Coupons for discount theater tickets are also available through Broadway Bucks. Go to the box office at 226 West 47th Street between Broadway and Eighth Avenue, tenth floor; call 800-223-7565, ext 214; or simply visit www.bestofbroadway.com. movin out theater
Junior-high and high-school students: Some theaters offer special rates (Mon–Thu $5 for two tickets; Fri–Sun $5 for one ticket). For more information, call High 5 at 212-445-8587 or visit www.high5tix.org.movin out theater
Librarians, teachers and students can pick up vouchers for 30 to 50 percent off at the School Theater Ticket Program, 1560 Broadway between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, suite 1113 (Mon–Fri 11am–4pm). For more information, call 212-354-4722 or visit www.schooltix.com movin out theater
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This looks quite interesting. I will forward it to others who might be interested.
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Thank you for the information.
I had heard that you could get Broadway theater tickets 1/2 off at noon the day of the show, if there are any left. I'd never heard as low as $10 before! That's good to know.
This is great info - I am going to forward it to my family members - $10 is such an incredible price for Bway!! Thanks for the update!
Thanks for the useful theatre ticket discount information.
It is wonderful to find such useful NYC ticket information online. Maybe some of your commenters would like to join me for a cheap theater date.
Much appreciation,
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Daniel A. Beltran
Thanks! Great info! I've heard about this before but I don't think I really ever believed it. Thanks for making it REAL!
Cool. Kristi and I will try it!
Good info!
I know that some shows also hold day-of lotteries for people waiting outside.
two other sources for really cheap seats (both require paying a membership fee, but it's well worth it):
1. www.audienceextras.com (free seats for a nominal service fee) for shows that are trying to "paper the house" (fill otherwise empty seats)
2. www.tdf.org (for people who are eligible, like students, teachers, retired folks, people in the theater industry, and others)
This is great!
What a great idea!
You provide a great service to New Yorkers.
This is a very informative blog with very useful information of which I was completely unaware.
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Thanks! I used to live in Manhattan, but I've been in the 'burbs' too long and I feel out of touch. These tips are really helpful.
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