Frequently Asked Questions

Not always. Seats for lottery and rush tickets are assigned by the theater and seat locations may vary.

Many shows offer special pricing that is clearly marked on Broadway.com seat maps when you are looking to purchase tickets. You can also find discounted tickets at BroadwayBox.com.

Weekday performances sometimes have a lower ticket price than weekend performances, but prices are always determined by a show's popularity and seasonal demand, among other factors, so it's best to plan ahead.

Ticket prices are generally less expensive in the rear and far sides of each section, and vary by show and theater.  You can find more information here.

Tickets are can be purchased at the theater but may not be available for same-day performances, especially for shows with high demand. In-person sales for future performances are not permitted within one hour of a scheduled performance.