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If you’re thinking of seeing a show on Broadway and you don’t know where to begin the don’t worry, you have definitely come to the right place. Whether you’re looking to see a classic or you want to watch something new, it’s important you’re considering absolutely everything when it comes to your trip to Broadway. From timing to tickets and seating to eating, the more you plan in advance the better. With that in mind, here are 5 things to consider before seeing a show on Broadway:
What Do You Want To See?
The first thing you need to decide, of course, is what you want to see. With plenty of options to choose from, it’s important you’re looking at each and every choice that is available to you. Although you may have a rough idea of what shows you want to see, you need to be sure that they’re available for the days that you’re visiting New York. Often, you may find that things sell out months in advance. For a guide to Broadway shows in New York, you can visit this site here.
What Time Do You Want To Go?
Another important thing to decide is what time you want to go. Although going to the theatre during the evening is much more enjoyable, you will find that tickets to matinee performances are much more affordable. Depending on your budget, an afternoon showing may be your best option. For a guide to matinee performances in New York, you can visit this site here.
Where Will You Book Your Tickets?
If you don’t already have your tickets, you need to think about where you’re going to be purchasing them from. Whilst you can buy them at the door on the day, the best way to ensure you get a good seat is to purchase them well in advance. Whether you do this at the door or online, you need to be sure you’re getting a good deal. For Broadway show tickets, you can visit this site here.
Where Do You Want To Sit?
When it comes to purchasing your tickets, one of the hardest decisions is going to be choosing where you sit. Although this will be determined by what seats are available and your budget for the evening, you need to be sure you’re going to be sitting in the best possible seats that available. If you’re unsure, you may want to ask someone who regularly attends Broadway productions for their honest advice.
Will You Be Eating Beforehand?
Finally, you need to think about whether or not you’re going to be eating beforehand. Although you will be able to purchase food during the intermission, you won’t be allowed to take anything into the theatre with you. If you’re seeing a late showing, eating beforehand might be your best option. Luckily, there are plenty of restaurants to choose from in and around Broadway.
Are you planning on seeing a show on Broadway during your trip to New York? What do you need to plan in advance? Let me know your thoughts and ideas in the comments section below.
