Ambassador Theatre Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Ambassador Theatre. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now: 

• Chicago on Broadway Ticket
• Small-Group Broadway Theater District and Times Square Walking Tour
• Private Theatre District Tour

Tickets for Chicago at the Ambassador Theatre range from US$87 for the cheapest seats on select nights to more than US$300 for premium tickets. Ticket prices depend on the performance date and seating position; the cheapest tickets are typically for seats in the rear mezzanine.

The Ambassador Theatre has been home to the beloved Broadway musical “Chicago” since 2003, and the popular show is set to continue through 2025 and beyond. Since “The Phantom of the Opera” closed in 2023, the musical has become the longest-running show on Broadway.

Yes, the theater has in-seat concession sales and a bar that serves refillable sodas and alcoholic drinks in branded Chicago cups, along with a variety of snacks and candy. While concession prices can be expensive, outside food and beverages aren’t permitted in the theater, aside from bottled water.

Yes, the Ambassador Theatre is accessible for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility. While there are no elevators, there is a step-free side entrance and step-free access to the Orchestra, which has several wheelchair spaces. In-seat concession services and accessible restrooms are also available.

Yes. However, while children over the age of four are permitted in the theater, Chicago is rated PG-13 and not recommended for younger children. The musical contains strong language, references to sex and violence, scantily clad actors, and satirical elements that younger audiences might not understand.