Tickets for Broadway Musicals

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Seeing a show on Broadway is an experience that stays with you, and Broadway musical tickets open the doors of Manhattan’s historic theaters with the title you choose before you even leave home. Prices start from $89 and vary by show and seat: your ticket includes admission at a set date and time, with an assigned seat, in one of the theaters of the Theatre District, a short walk from Times Square. You can find the most in-demand titles among the New York musical tickets.

Broadway musical tickets at a glance

  • Price: from $89, varying by show and seat.
  • What’s included: admission to a Broadway show with an assigned seat, on your chosen date and time.
  • Shows: all-time classics and new titles, from Hamilton to The Lion King, Wicked, Hadestown and MJ the Musical.
  • Showtimes: evening performances usually at 8:00 PM (7:00 PM on Tuesdays); matinees on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 PM.
  • Duration: about 2 hours and 30 minutes, intermission included.
  • Where: Theatre District, between 40th and 54th Street, near Times Square.
  • Closed: most theaters are closed on Mondays.
  • Passes: not included in the New York CityPASS or the New York Pass.
  • Purchase: handled on a partner resale platform, under its own sales terms.

Below you’ll find everything you need before booking: how much tickets cost and how to choose them, what admission includes, which shows you can see, and what to know about showtimes and theater access.

Broadway Tickets in New York: Book Smart

Demand almost always exceeds supply, especially for the most popular shows of the season. Buying Broadway tickets online lets you compare shows, dates and time slots at your own pace, even before arriving in the city, and skip the queues at theater box offices. Prices change depending on the day and the popularity of the show, so planning ahead is the smartest choice.

Book Smart

Tuesday and Wednesday performances usually draw smaller crowds than Saturday nights, with wider seat availability and often lower prices. If you want to organize your whole stay with a reference point in Italian, Il Mio Viaggio a New York gives you tips, itineraries and support to plan your night at the theater down to the last detail.

What the Ticket Includes

  • Admission to a Broadway show at a set date and time.
  • Assigned seat: at checkout you choose the section and row among those available.
  • Access to one of the historic theaters of Manhattan’s Theatre District.

Which Shows to See with Broadway Tickets

With Broadway musical tickets you get access to productions that have shaped theater history worldwide. Among the titles on stage you’ll find the hip-hop phenomenon Hamilton, the visual explosion of The Lion King, the magic of Wicked, the folk mythology of Hadestown, the energy of MJ the Musical, and long-running classics such as Chicago and The Book of Mormon.

To make your theater night the highlight of an unforgettable day, many pair the show with one of the New York tours in Italian: you explore the Theatre District by day and arrive at the theater already knowing the history of these stages.

By building your itinerary with the other New York attraction tickets, from museums to observation decks, your show becomes the centerpiece of the whole trip to the Big Apple.

What to Know Before Booking

  • Showtimes: evening performances usually at 8:00 PM (7:00 PM on Tuesdays); matinees typically on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 PM. Always check the time of your chosen show on the official theater website.
  • Closing days: most Broadway theaters are closed on Mondays.
  • Duration: around 2 hours and 30 minutes, intermission included, but it varies from show to show.
  • Accessibility: theaters are generally wheelchair accessible, but conditions vary from venue to venue, so it’s best to check with the theater before purchasing.
  • Latecomers: if you arrive after the show has started, you are usually seated only at a suitable break or at intermission, according to each theater’s policy.
  • Suitable for children: it depends on the show, so check the age guidance on the show’s page.

Please Note

The Broadway lineup changes constantly: titles, casts and availability vary throughout the year, so always check the show and date at the time of booking. The purchase is completed on a partner resale platform, external to our website: for assistance and terms related to the ticket, please refer directly to the platform shown at checkout.

FAQs

Broadway musical tickets are purchased online by choosing the show, date and seat. The purchase is completed on a partner resale platform, external to our website: for assistance with the ticket, please refer directly to the platform.

Prices start from around $89 and vary widely by show, day and seat. The most in-demand titles and the best seats cost more, while weekday performances are often cheaper.

Among the most beloved titles you’ll find Hamilton, The Lion King, Wicked, Hadestown, MJ the Musical, Chicago and The Book of Mormon. The lineup changes throughout the year, so always check the shows available for your dates.

Yes, tickets include an assigned seat. At checkout you can choose the section and row among those available.

It varies by show, but on average it is about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including the intermission.

Latecomers are usually seated only at a suitable break or at intermission, according to each theater’s policy. It is best to arrive a little early.

It depends on the show: some are designed for the whole family, others have adult content. Check the age guidance on the show’s page before buying.

No, Broadway musical tickets are not included in the New York CityPASS or the New York Pass: they must be purchased separately.

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