There are several streets in New York City, known as Broadway. The theater district, also known as the Great White Way, has about 20 eternal theaters. Regardless of whether you choose the newest hit or want to see the smaller, less well-known Off-Broadway show, there is no experience like Broadway!
There are many different ways to buy tickets for a show. You can buy tickets in advance at Ticketmaster or Broadway. The hotel concierge can help you get tickets, especially for a very popular show. You can also buy tickets for one-day performances at the Times Square Theater Center (TKTS) booth at 47th Street and Broadway. The disadvantage is that you have to wait in line, but you will usually save 25-50% of the total cost of the ticket (there is $ 3 per ticket fee). Available shows are published on tents outside the box office and vary from day to day, as well as throughout the day. Only cash is accepted at the TKTS booth.
Rush and Standing Only tickets offer another opportunity to see the show at competitive prices. Rush tickets are usually available either at the opening of the box office or a few hours before the start of production. Rush tickets usually cost around $ 20-25 each. Sometimes a student id is required. Many times, ticket offices will only accept cash as payment for tickets for the peak and standing room, so be prepared. Call the box office for the specific show you want to see for information. Talkin Broadway also maintains a list of hassles and standing rooms only appearances and recommendations: Talkin Broadway
If you go to a show on Broadway in New York, the CRSHotels.com hotel has the perfect hotel for you, whether you prefer to stay in the center of the theater district or just a short walk from the hotel in a quiet place. The Portland Square New York Hotel is a long-time theater hotel serving both Broadway fans and actors. Hotel Mela New York is a new luxury boutique hotel, ideally located on Times Square and the theater district. The Wellington New York Hotel and the Edison Hotel are located right in the middle of the bright lights of the Broadway Theater District. Hotel Mansfield is a historic boutique hotel in the reserve.
If you prefer to avoid noise and bright lights, but still want to be closer to Broadway, Rockefeller Center, Empire State Building, St. Patrick's Cathedral and Fifth Avenue shopping, choose the classic elegance of Bedford Hotel New York in a quiet area of Murray Hill. Stay at the New York Helmsley Hotel, located in the heart of Manhattan in the center of Manhattan, and enjoy the legendary martini in New York’s Harry’s (39) Helmsley bar. Or, choose Shoreham New York, a sleek, modern sanctuary around the corner from Fifth Avenue, and walk past designer boutiques such as Gucci, Fendi, Prada, Chanel and Tiffany and Co.
