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    TKTS Lincoln Center

    4.4 (38 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Mei T.

    One of the doctors we dined with gave us a tip of where to buy discounted Broadway musical tickets, so the very next day we made it a priority to come here after a meeting. The inside of the building was packed and the line outside was considerably long as well. It was a bit cold outside, and got worse as a sudden rain storm took us by surprise. The rain didn't keep us away though! We were determined to get our tickets! After 1.5 hours, we were finally at the ticket counter. We got a pair of tickets at almost half the cost for a show later in the evening. I'll be coming back here next time I visit New York! It was worth the wait!

    Betsy S.

    This is the best deal in town. They usually open at 11 am (I would suggest getting here 30 minutes earlier) and you can get tickets for that night or the next day. The tickets can be up to 50% off but there are some extra fees as well. They take most credit cards (though not Discover). And whatever is left goes to the Times Square outlet. We got tickets for Alex Edelman's show (comedian) at the Hudson Theatre. It was fabulous and so worth going here to get this show. Everyone who works for TKTS is super helpful and friendly and will tell you right away if they have tickets for the show. For Alex edelman, they told us there were tickets however by the time we got to the front, we were almost out of luck. I said we would all sit separately so that is what we did- 4 single tickets. So you have to be prepared with a second show as a back up. There's a return fast past line for people who already purchased tickets there within the week - I did see two shows this week but the other one I got thru TDF. Save your tickets and you can also fast pass at Times square as well - huge timesaver! If you need to use the bathroom, you can get the key from the people at the ticket counter. The bathroom is upstairs.

    Crazy line. Everyone wants to see a play
    Ward K.

    One reason you would want to travel away from the Times Square location is because when they are selling matinee tickets you can buy evening tickets before 3pm. Look at the board above the ticket window to see what shows you can buy. Pro Tip: Avoid buying tickets for shows for Monday as they usually don't give that much discount as they are one of the few shows playing and they know it and they know they can sell it for more as people will buy. Have to use the bathroom? When looking at the ticket window, you will find people at a counter, ask them for the bathroom key and it is upstairs.

    The word is out -- there are lines now.
    Trace V.

    Newest of the discount ticket centers for Broadway and Off-Bway shows. Didn't know this when I was there but you can get matinee tickets THE DAY BEFORE. Opens at noon but when we got there at 11:30 there was a decent sized line. Board said there were tix for Evan Hansen and Tootsie but after almost an hour wait they were all gone. Next time we'll get there an hour before they open. Probably same wait but at least we'll be front of line. At least you are inside and the staff is helpful and will give you the skinny on all the shows (if you ask). *Note -- not all the shows are half off -- many are 20-30% off which means you're still paying $100 bucks and up for some shows. Ending up settling for "Betrayal" which was three English people yapping at each other for 90 minutes on an sparse stage -- something you'd find at a regional theater (with better acting). Wasn't that annoyed when someone's phone went off in the middle as at least that was something unpredictable.

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    mark y.

    Five stars for tickets 40-50% face price. Opposite of stubhub. The tkts is located inside the David Rubenstein Pavilion. There's an open seating area to eat your meals. Although the lines are long, you are covered and in air-conditioned environment. Compared to Times Square or Seaport, this is one the easiest on the body. Only issue is that there's only a few booths and when I went only two were open. There's helpful people in red shirts that can give recommendations. It took about 40 minutes for the inside line which was at the column. Plan accordingly.

    30% off Anastasia for Friday night
    Joanna S.

    This Lincoln Square location is ideal for visitors who don't want to wait in line at 42nd Street. It's indoors away from the naked painted ladies and their shills. We were able to purchase some really great tickets on July 4th weekend--not half price, but discounted for some very popular shows. After getting your tickets you can eat around here and slowly amble down to the theater.

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    Pleasant experience! So much better than Times Square. Still a line ....but felt more civilized.

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    This place is awesome!! The staff is SOOO friendly! And the line goes quick. We got such good seats for broadway plays for amazing prices!

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