Barrymore Theatre Tours and Tickets

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

• Small-Group Broadway Theater District and Times Square Walking Tour

• Private Theatre District Tour

• Broadway: A Self-Guided Audio Tour of the World's Iconic Theatre District

The only way to access the Barrymore Theatre’s interior is by buying tickets to a performance. Prices vary according to show and seat location, but expect to pay from US$100 per ticket. Alternatively, self-guided audio tours of New York’s theater district that stop to admire the theater’s exterior begin at around US$5.

Purchase tickets for performances at the Barrymore Theater online through the theater’s official website or at the on-site box office; the box office hours are Monday–Saturday, 10am–8pm, and Sunday, 12–6pm. The theater occasionally offers same-day “rush” tickets for shows at a discounted price through the box office.

Yes, children under the age of 4 are not permitted to attend performances at the Barrymore Theater. Many of the shows here are intended for a mature audience, so vet the program carefully before taking young children. Opt for the matinee performances held on Sunday afternoons rather than later evening shows if attending with kids.

Barrymore Theater has concession stands for snacks and drinks during show intermission, plus sales points for show merchandise to purchase as souvenirs. Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the theater. In addition, there are several restrooms—one wheelchair-accessible—and wheelchair seating in the orchestra section.

Though there is no formal dress code for the Barrymore Theater, smart casual attire is the standard for evening shows on Broadway, while more casual clothing is suitable for matinee performances or less formal comedy shows. If you are pairing your evening at the theater with dinner out, check the restaurant's dress code in advance.