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Broadway is the pinnacle of live entertainment: big stars, jaw-dropping sets, and performances that make you laugh, cry, and leap out of your seat. But let’s get real: Those ticket prices can be a showstopper-in the worst possible way. If you’ve ever gasped at the triple-digit prices for Hamilton or Wicked, don’t worry-you don’t need a Broadway budget to enjoy Broadway magic.
There are tons of ways to score affordable tickets without breaking the bank. From digital lotteries to rush tickets, discount apps, and insider tricks, you can see the hottest shows for a fraction of the price. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or theatre veteran, these hacks will have you experiencing the Great White Way without the great big price tag.
Ready to step into the world of Broadway bargains? Let’s dive deep to find out where and how to get cheap seats to see your dream show!

www.todaytix.com
A go-to for discounted Broadway and Off-Broadway tickets, TodayTix offers exclusive deals, rush tickets, and daily lotteries for popular shows. It’s an easy-to-use app that lets you grab last-minute seats at serious discounts.
www.tdf.org/nyc/7/TKTS-ticket-booths
Operated by the Theatre Development Fund, TKTS booths Times Square, Lincoln Center, and Brooklyn offer same-day tickets with savings of up to 50% off. Lines can be long, but the savings are worth it.
lottery.broadwaydirect.com
Broadway Direct holds official digital lotteries for major shows, including The Lion King and Aladdin. Take a chance at winning deeply discounted tickets, which can be as low as $10!
www.seatgeek.com | www.stubhub.com
These resale sites often have very last-minute availability in their inventory, especially nearer to show time. Prices can fluctuate regularly, so please check back regularly!
www.broadwaybox.com
BroadwayBox offers specific promo codes available for discounted tickets. Think ‘treasure trove’ – direct from the producers!
Many Broadway shows have rush tickets-a day-of-show discount for early birds, essentially-or standing room tickets, cheap tickets if the show is sold out. Policies vary, so consult individual show websites.

New York’s Off-Broadway has some great performances at a fraction of the cost. The Public Theater, Signature Theatre, and The Atlantic Theater Company have some really innovative productions before they make it big to Broadway.
Before opening nights, Broadway shows have previews, often at discounted prices while they are getting the performance fine-tuned. It is another great way to see a show ahead of the critics and get a discount in the process.
www.tdf.org
If you’re a student, teacher, or part of certain industries, TDF membership offers Broadway tickets for as low as $11.
Follow shows, theatres, and ticketing services on social media—many run flash sales, giveaways, and contests for free or discounted tickets.
That’s it! You don’t have to break the bank for a Broadway show. From entering digital lotteries to waiting in line at TKTS or searching for last-minute deals, there are ways to enjoy some of the world’s best theatre without paying premium prices. So, go ahead, score yourself a deal, and enjoy Broadway magic!

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