Broadway

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★ 4.9 (87K+ reviews) • 160K+ booked

Broadway is the oldest street that runs north to south in New York City, actually started as a trail for American Indians. After the British took over, they made it wider, and that's how it got its name. Now, in Midtown Manhattan, you'll find Broadway, which is like the beating heart of American theater. Around 40 theaters in this area put on some of the most famous plays and musicals in the world. It hosted iconic Broadway shows like "The Phantom of the Opera," "Moulin Rouge," "The Great Gatsby," and "The Lion King"—they've all graced the stages of Broadway, making it a truly magical place for theater lovers! Plus, you can buy tickets to iconic Broadway shows like Lion King and Back To The Future on Klook, book now!

Broadway, University Village, Manhattan, New York County, City of New York, New York, United States

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1 Jul

Easy to find the bus at the meeting point, even though no one wears blue and yellow shirt. Yurika san is an experienced bilingual tour guide who speaks Japanese and Madarin. She was able to provide details for everything, from history of attraction sites to locations of souvenir shops and clean toilets. Noon: 30-min-walk at the Watkins Glen State Park. Beautiful scene 4pm: Arrived at the Niagara Falls, US side. We spent around 40 mins here taking pictures. Then got on the bus and crossed the border 5:30pm: arr. at Canada. 30mins only for photo-taking. Then got sent to the hotel: Comfort Hotel Niagara Falls. Had dinner at a nearby restaurant. Took Uber to see the firework at 10pm by the falls. Next day 8am: return to US side 9am: Maid in the mist. Bring sandals and roll up your pant legs over knees to stay dry. The poncho can cover everything except your face and lower legs. Noon: outlet 7:30pm: arrived at NYC Tips: USD 10 per person per day, as suggested by the tour guide

Tse ********

1 Jul

very awesome n nice show, ticket easy to redeem, totally worth

余 **

29 Jun

I was able to get a pretty good seat even though I was alone. I was overwhelmed by the live orchestra and Elphaba's singing voice and I couldn't stop crying. Glinda is too honest and cute. The women's restroom is crowded, so please head to the restroom immediately during the intermission. It takes some time to enter the theater, so it's better to arrive 45 to 60 minutes before to enjoy the atmosphere of the theater and buy merchandise and drinks.

Sherlene ****

24 Jun

The guide shared interesting facts. The express tour is suitable for those who have earlier gone to Pier 57 and Little Island like I did. However, if time is not a constraint, you can consider the longer cruise ride as the ride is very pleasant. We had a good view of the Statue of Library.

Klook User

18 Jun

Nice tour. Fantastic view to Niagara falls and other ity. Food is not included and hotel is subjected to changes. Breakfast from the hotel is slightly disappointing but overall is good.

Shahizah ***************

17 Jun

Easy to use Klook voucher to enter. The view was breathtaking and I suppose it will be even nicer at night with the lightings and all.

Shahizah ***************

17 Jun

1st time doing a broadway show and really enjoyed every moment. Using Klook to watch was a breeze to attend the show. Price is cheaper on Klook

WENG *******

16 Jun

very good the show is so amazing that really recommend

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What to see at Broadway NYC

Times Square

Times Square is the lively center of New York City! This famous spot is a must-visit for anyone, with its bright neon lights and huge digital signs that illuminate the city at night. Serving as the busy core of the Broadway theater district, Times Square is the ideal starting point for your Broadway journey. Whether you're eager to see a show, enjoy top-notch dining, or just soak in the lively vibes, Times Square has it all.

Broadway Shows

With 41 theaters showcasing a variety of performances, there's a show to spark your imagination. From iconic favorites like 'The Phantom of the Opera' to revolutionary hits like 'Hamilton,' Broadway offers something for everyone. Whether you're a theater regular or new to the scene, the excitement of a Broadway production is truly one-of-a-kind. So, get your tickets, find your spot, and get ready to explore the world of music, drama, and stories you won't soon forget!

The Lion King

Prepare for an adventure to the African Savannah with Disney's 'The Lion King' musical! This dazzling show transforms the beloved animated movie into a captivating stage production. With its amazing visuals, incredible costumes, and unforgettable songs, it's a treat for your eyes and ears. Whether you're a kid or a grown-up, 'The Lion King' offers a mesmerizing experience that will leave you spellbound. Whether you've seen the movie before or it's all new to you, this Broadway sensation is a show you can't miss. Get ready to join Simba, Timon, Pumbaa, and the rest of the pride for a journey you'll always remember!

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Get ready to explore over 5,000 years of art from around the world at New York City's most visited museum and attraction. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a place where inspiration, insight, and understanding can be found by all. Whether you're seeking to learn, escape, dream, play, discover, or connect, The Met has something waiting for you.

Brooklyn Bridge

Since 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge has connected Brooklyn and Manhattan for drivers, trains, bikers, and walkers. This famous bridge is a symbol of New York City, showcasing amazing design and offering stunning views of the city's skyline.

Tips for Your Broadway Visit

When is the best time to visit Broadway in New York?

The ideal times to experience Broadway in New York are during the spring and fall. The weather is delightful, and the city is vibrant with activity, making it a perfect time to enjoy the theater scene.

How to get to Broadway in New York?

Reaching Broadway is a breeze thanks to New York's comprehensive public transportation system. You can easily use the subway, buses, or taxis to get to the theater district. If you're staying nearby, many theaters are just a short walk away.

Are there specific days when Broadway shows do not perform?

Most Broadway shows have performances every day except Monday, although some do offer Monday shows. It's a good idea to check the schedule of your preferred show to plan your visit accordingly.

What to wear to Broadway in New York?

When heading to Broadway in New York, it's always a good idea to dress comfortably yet stylishly. Go for smart casual attire like nice jeans or slacks paired with a button-down shirt or a blouse. It's essential to wear comfortable footwear as you may be walking a bit. Depending on the weather, consider layering, as theater broadway shows can sometimes be chilly.