Head to one of these iconic red booths from the Theatre Development Fund for last-minute, day-of tickets at 20 to 50 percent off (say, $52 for Phantom of the Opera tickets instead of the face value $105 for a mezzanine seat at that night’s evening show). Here are six theater discounts you should know about before you buy Broadway tickets in the Big Apple. Sure, it might mean arriving early and standing in line, but the odds are good that you can get a deep discount, especially in the slower winter months (provided it’s not a hot show like Hamilton… and if you figure out how to score those affordably and at the last minute, give us a call).
There are unspoken rules you should follow in New York City: never board an empty Subway car on a full train, stand to the right on the escalator, and never pay full price for Broadway tickets.
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