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King Kong
Forget an expedition to Skull Island. You can now see King Kong on Broadway!
My Fair Lady
It's the Broadway show to see right now, and we've got tickets galore!
Big Apple Helicopter Tour of New York
See the city's most famous landmarks from above on an exhilarating 15-minute helicopter tour. You'll come face-to-face with the Statue of Liberty as you fly above the Hudson River, admire the iconic Empire State Building from the air and spy the sprawling green expanse of Central Park.
Jerkin' Around: How to Make Beef Jerky
Learn everything you need to know to make your very own snack stash
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The Book of Mormon
If theater is your religion and the Broadway musical your sect, you've been woefully faith-challenged of late. Venturesome, boundary-pushing works such as Spring Awakening, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and Next to Normal closed too soon. American Idiot was shamefully ignored at the Tonys and will be gone in three weeks. Meanwhile, that airborne infection Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark dominates headlines and rakes in millions, without even opening. Celebrities and corporate brands sell poor material, innovation gets shown the door, and crap floats to the top. It's enough to turn you heretic, to sing along with The Book of Mormon's Ugandan villagers: "Fuck you God in the ass, mouth and cunt-a, fuck you in the eye." Such deeply penetrating lyrics offer a smidgen of the manifold scato-theological joys to be had at this viciously hilarious treat crafted by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, of South Park fame, and composer-lyricist Robert Lopez, who cowrote Avenue Q. As you laugh your head off at perky Latter-day Saints tap-dancing while fiercely repressing gay tendencies deep in the African bush, you will be transported back ten years, when The Producers and Urinetown resurrected American musical comedy, imbuing time-tested conventions with metatheatrical irreverence and a healthy dose of bad-taste humor. Brimming with cheerful obscenity, sharp satire and catchy tunes, The Book of Mormon is a sick mystic revelation, the most exuberantly entertaining Broadway musical in years. The high
Time Out 'Table for Two': The Manhattan Neighborhood Box
Save 50% off food at eight need-to-know restaurants across Manhattan including The Dutch, Dirty French, Mermaid Inn and more!
Jerry Seinfeld
Though it’s been over 2 decades since the end of his beloved “show about nothing,” the affable New Yorker thrills fans this fall with a return to both his comedic and geographic roots. This series of headlining shows will take place over a series of Thursday andFriday nights between January and June in 2019 at the Beacon Theatre.
The Ferryman
The Ferryman is a tremendously noisy play about silence and its price
Elton John
With the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour, Sir Elton is saying a final goodbye to the touring life. That's right—this is your final chance to catch the rollicking songman live in person, as he takes the audience on a massive visual journey spanning his entire 50-year career. Swoon along to "Tiny Dancer," make juvenile hand gestures to "Crocodile Rock" and smile meaningfully at your folks during "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" here for one last time.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
The world of Harry Potter has arrived on Broadway
Off-Broadway shows
Drunk Shakespeare
An actor drinks heavily, then tries to corral others into enacting the Bard's plays
Gazillion Bubble Show
Check out the fantastic Gazillion Bubble Show at New World Stages
Blue Man Group
Three deadpan blue-skinned men with extraterrestrial imaginations carry this tourist fave
Avenue Q
After many years, the sassy and clever puppet musical doesn’t show its age
A Spirited History of Drinking: The Musical Comedy
Thid show is a must-see for anyone who enjoys free booze, which is probably nearly everyone.
Best restaurant deals of the season
Upcoming concerts
Billy Joel
The erstwhile angry young man—since 2014, an official Madison Square Garden franchise, like the Knicks and Rangers—is tacking on date after date in what’s threatening to become an endless run.
Robyn
The Swedish dance-pop queen has never shied away from following her muse. Her live shows are always singular occurences, and while she might not play the hits exactly like you remember them, she'll deliver an unparelleled dance party with the skill of a master DJ. At this show, Robyn brings music from her newest album, Honey, as well as her stable of 'tude-packed hits ("Call Your Girlfriend," "Dancing on My Own," "Hang with Me"). No doubt, she'll have something special in store for this gig at the Garden.
Elton John
This is your final chance to catch the rollicking songman live in person!
Our favorite deals under $50
Gratitude Meditation Class - $15
Practice gratitude and loving kindness in this meditation at the Three Jewels
Graffiti Lesson - $30
Peep some of Brooklyn's best street art before creating your own masterpiece
Brooklyn Charm Classes - $40
Unleash your creativity in a class at this Brooklyn-based jewelry design shop
Your summer travel guide
London City Pass
Enjoy sightseeing with the London Pass and enjoy free entry to 60 city landmarks
Paris City Pass
Discover the joy of sightseeing with the Paris Pass, which gives you free entry to attractions
Barcelona City Pass
See and do everything Barcelona has to offer with this great value city sightseeing card
Hollywood Explorer Pass
Save money on Hollywood's best-known attractions with the Hollywood Explorer Pass
Our favorite deals under $100
Brooklyn Bridge Bike Tour - $55
Bike across one of the city's most incredible structures to get sweeping views of the East River
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Guided Tour - $57
Visit one of the most iconic and beloved symbols of the American dream
Chinatown and Little Italy Food Tour - $65
Taste two different cuisines on this three-hour movable feast
Private Tour at the Met - $79
This highlights tour is a great way to see the museum in a short time
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Best tickets in NYC
The Book of Mormon
Nine TONYs. Five stars. Thank God tickets start at $135. Buy them now!
The Ferryman
More than 20 actors stream on and off the stage in this thrilling, 5-star production
Wicked
This musical prequel to The Wizard of Oz addresses surprisingly complex themes, such as standards of beauty, morality and, believe it or not, fighting fascism. Thanks to Winnie Holzman’s witty book and Stephen Schwartz’s pop-inflected score, Wicked soars. The current cast includes Jackie Burns as Elphaba and Amanda Jane Cooper as Glinda.
Fun things to do
Gulliver's Gate
See miniature models of the Empire State Building, Eiffel Tower and other landmarks
American Museum of Natural History
Whether you’re interested in the world below our feet, or the cultures of faraway lands or the stars light-years beyond our reach, your visit is bound to teach you a few things you never knew.
Attractions we love
Empire State Building
Enjoy a romantic date with 360-degree views from the heart of Manhattan.
The Statue of Liberty
Check out The Statue of Liberty before the summer ends!
One World Observatory
Get a birds' eye view of the city from this observation deck
Woolworth Building
Tour the sumptuous marble and gold lobby of this century-old building
