This review is about their website and online ticket sales. They have been my favorite page for…read moremany years to find out about current and upcoming cultural and theater performances in Boston. The process to buy your tickets is straightforward and better well detailed since each venue may have a different process. When purchasing your ticket please pay close attention to see if you get to pick your own seats or they would be assigned by the venue. I only choose to buy tickets for events where I get to choose my seats and have never been disappointed with the process or the price paid.

The best ticket agency in town. They give you a great selection of tickets and they have the best…read moreprices. I highly recommend!

Phenomenal service and selection! Tired of the big ticket agencies? Speak with Friend Street and…read moreyou won't regret it. I highly recommend.

Came here for the first time for a concert…read more Conveniently at North Station if you live on a commuter rail route. For such a big venue, getting in and out was surprisingly smooth. Our seats were up in the balcony but we had great views and sounds was good. The seats are REALLY close together though, like a large person sitting next to you or someone with big hair is going to be touching you the whole time kind of close together. Not a huge fan of stadium concerts if if it's the only option for that artist TD Garden wasn't bad at all.

The home of the Boston Celtics! I was in town for a work conference and wanted to check out the…read moregame while I was here. We found out there was a free bus that goes from Cambridge to the North End so we decided to take it. We had dinner at one of the nearby restaurants. We were able to stop by at the Hub where everyone was hanging out before the game. Then we went up the escalator to go into TD Garden. I always love seeing different stadiums and all the fans crowding around. There was a sea of green everywhere. I loved the Jet Blue installations and the Boston signage everywhere. We had good seats to see the game. They were playing the Atlanta Hawks and won. The bonus was they were giving away free gift cards to fans and our section was called. We received a $50 giftcard to Encore Casino. That was a bonus for the end of the night. We were able to use it the next day at the casino and win some money. Thanks TD Garden! We really appreciated it!

Bought NCAA Championship game tickets this past weekend online. Transaction was smooth and price…read morewas great. I needed to pick up tickets on game day. Instructions were clear and accurate. I arrived to find they had actually upgraded my tickets...significantly! My son and I had a great time enhanced by Higs Tickets. A pleasant surprise...I highly recommend! Thanks again Higs!

Today, I had my General Manager (Greg Morin) order tickets to the Patriots home opener. Higs…read moreTickets processed our transaction and confirmed the sale. I had two great seats I could have purchased from ACE Tickets and passed on them due to the tickets Higs posted for sale. They later sent us an email stating they had posted the seats in error and canceled our sale. They have yet to respond to him with a solution to their error. He has already filed a complaint with the BBB and plans on filing one with MA Attorney Generals office. We normally always purchase our tickets for all events threw either ACE or Stub Hub and I recommend using a service provider that finds a way to honor their mistakes and not pass it on to their customers. I myself purchase between 10k to 20k a year in sporting events, concerts etc. I have been too both of the Patriots past two Super Bowls. ACE tickets had once sold me Celtics playoff tickets and when I went to the office by the Garden to pick them up before the game, they figured out the sales associate accidentally booked the game prior. I spoke to the manager and after a few minutes and him making a couple calls. ACE managed to get us into the section that has its own bar area and box seating, keep in mind, this was a sold out game. This is what a FIRST CLASS operation does, it corrects their own mistakes at no matter what the cost is to them. It just takes one upset consumer to pass on good or bad exp with companies to those who are considering doing business with them. This is my first and last time using Higs Tickets unless they honor their error. If Higs does the right thing, I will come back on here and edit this review, if it still views as you read it now, well that tells you everything you need to know about them.

Four-Handed Illusions was everything advertised! It was a wonderful evening of illusions and…read morecomedy. Joel and Steve are terrific together, and their interaction with the audience is spot-on. The Hampshire House library is beautiful, and we all enjoyed dressing up for the occasion. Highly recommended!

It was an unbelievable show! Still trying to figure it all out. Very entertaining evening.read more

WARNING! I received…read morea gift certificate for Bostix. Two things to keep in mind when considering giving this gift: 1) You can only redeem these tickets over the phone or in person at a Bostix Booth. 2) If you redeem over the phone, they have to have the gift certificate in hand before they can issue your tickets. If you go to the booth you can only get tickets the day of the show. While Bostix has awesome deals, it is a bit obnoxious to use these gift certificates.

Though this little booth in the corner of Copley Square sometimes looks as though it's just a place…read moreto hang flyers and collect bird poo, inside is some glorious-ness. Okay, it's really not glorious. But what it does have is half price day-of tickets. For those of us who would much rather spend all our money on booze but feel like we should properly entertain our friends, half price tickets are fairly glorious. The Australian friend and I were between Blue Man Group and Shear Madness. The girl behind the glass was a mediocre amount of helpful, but once we engaged her she was fine. She explained both shows to my friend who had never heard of either and gave some honest comments. (Ultimately we decided on Shear Madness because it was decided that the show was American/Boston where as Blue Man Group is spreading) We were there in the middle of the day on a Wednesday, so I can't speak to the lines. I did stop by once for Blue Man Group tickets on a Saturday and we ended up choosing dinner instead, but there were no lines with tickets still available. I will be back Bos Tix; you appeal to my wallet and to my I-want-to-pretend-to-have-any-amount-of-culture side.

Great experience! Love how this exhibit is interactive. First, we got to take part in a reenactment…read moreof the secret townhall meeting. All of the actors were awesome and stayed in character the entire time. After, we were led onto the ship where we had the opportunity to throw "tea" into the harbor. There was a lot of people to get through so this portion goes quick. Also, it's completely optional. Lastly, they take you into a few more rooms to look at artifacts and watch a short video. At the end of the tour, there is a tea room and gift shop. Overall, I think its a fun activity worth trying. You get to learn a lot about the Boston Tea Party and the Revolutionary War.

Improved a lot over the years, Boston Tea Party museum has improved!…read more For our tour/experience, we joined the town meeting hall room where we were guided through some background before the Boston Tea Party took place with actors bringing the history to life with their own experience Each of the attendees received a card to tell us who we were. Now, our actor, character's name, was Peter. They had a little of a quieter voice so I could hear them clearly but it was a little challenge. We went from the meeting room to the boat where we had a limit opportunity to throw tea off the ship. Children were the primary participants in our group of 40-50 people. Then we went into this theater area with moving portraits and wide-length screen to hear the story of the museum. The tour ends in Abigail Tea Room and I recommend checking out all of the tea because it is graded based on the popularity in the 1770s from most expensive to cheapest. When I have visitors, I will go back again and glad to see such a robust experience.

Art deco details everywhere, lavish designs across the two level atrium and into the theater where…read morethey have shows. I think this would be a lovely architecture tour if we didn't have the event lights and noise of a DJ at the site. We visited an event here (not the theater part) where they had a Music America exhibit downstairs, and servers and music up in the main lobby. Very loud space and could use some more seating for the event, but was a fun gathering for ISDA hosted by LSEG. Cool venue, contains both the Wang and Shubert Theatres. An extraordinary gift in 1983 from Dr. An Wang, founder of Wang Laboratories, ushered in the era of The Wang Center for the Performing Arts and lead to a total of around $10mm in donations to help restore the theater in the 1980s.

I love an outing to the Boch Center - Wang Theatre. I've come here a ton of times for different…read morereasons. Most recently was to see Jason Mraz and my experience was similar to ones in the past. Efficient bathroom system, short concession lines, quick service to our seats, and a stunning theater to sit back and relax. I highly recommend seeing just about any show you can here. So amazing.

Came here b/c they validate parking and was playing The Farewell…read more Pros: - Cinema validates parking - reduces parking cost to $3; there is a machine inside that validates the ticket - Movie prices are relatively cheap compared to other theaters ($13 for regular ticket) - Comfortable seats and screen size (both are smaller compared to other theaters) - Clean bathroom stalls on the second floor - Not crowded, best part Cons: - A bit out of the way but if you have a car this is a great place in terms of parking and pricing

This is my favorite local theater located on a quiet street in Kendall Square. The reclining seats…read moreare comfy and spacious and they have showings of latest blockbuster hits as well as smaller indie films. Some parts of the theater were a bit rundown and undergoing renovations when we went, but that didn't affect the movie-watching experience. I wish they didn't play a horror movie trailer before my non-horror movie though. I paid to see the movie I chose, not for unwanted scares!