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Broadway attendance is at a historical high, but sales still tend to dip in September and January, even for the very best Broadway shows. To address that issue, the industry has come up with Broadway Week, a twice-annual half-price sale for tickets to nearly every Broadway production. The name is just a bit misleading: The discounted period in question actually lasts for several weeks. The latest iteration will span from September 8 through September 21, 2025—and the twofer tickets go on sale at 10am ET on Tuesday, August 19.
To get the most out of Broadway Week, the trick is to be ready to go when the floodgates open. Visit the Broadway ticket vendors Telecharge and Ticketmaster in advance to make sure that your accounts and credit cards there are up to date. Then, at 10am on August 19, go to Broadway Week website to peruse the list of participating shows and snatch up the best seats for the ones you want most.
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The tickets sold through Broadway Week tend to be ones that producers are most eager to sell: in balconies, mezzanines and side areas. But in recent years, the Broadway Week program has offered an additional option: If you want the best seats in the house, you can upgrade your order and pay $125 for tickets that might otherwise cost a whole lot more.
One wrinkle: The list of participating Broadway shows is not revealed until the tickets actually go on sale, so you can't decide in advance which ones to try for. If history is any guide, however, it is likely that every—or very nearly every—Broadway production will participate in some capacity this September, including many of our critic's picks and past winners of Tony Awards. We'll update this page with a full list when it goes live on Tuesday.
