Booth Theatre Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Booth 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 price of tickets to see a show at the Booth Theatre varies depending on the production, seating choice, and date. Costs typically range from about US$70 for seats at the back to beyond US$500 for the best seats in the house. Tours are available that pass by the venue while exploring New York’s Theater District; prices range from US$5 for self-guided audio tours to US$40 for walking tours.

Built back in 1913, the Booth Theatre is a Broadway staple and one of Midtown Manhattan’s most loved venues. It is known for comedies, dramas, and smaller-scale musicals, and has hosted many Tony Award-winning shows. Dozens of famous actors have graced its stage over the decades, including William Shatner, Laurence Fishburne, Nathan Lane, and Ralph Fiennes.

Yes, the Booth Theatre is accessible to travelers using wheelchairs or with limited mobility. Wheelchair seating is available with companion seating, and there are wheelchair-accessible restrooms. Infrared assistive listening devices, hand-held audio description devices, and hand-held captioning devices are available.

No, there is no specific dress code at the Booth Theatre. Most audience members tend to wear fairly casual attire, especially for matinee shows. That said, no one will mind you adding a little pizzazz to your wardrobe—just be sure to leave the fancy hats at home.

No, photos are not allowed in the Booth Theatre. Any photography or video recording during a performance is strictly prohibited. Standard theater etiquette dictates that you silence or, better yet, turn off your phone before a show starts. Of course, anyone can snap a photo of the theater from the outside.