David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center Tours and Tickets

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Tickets to see a performance of the New York Philharmonic in the David Geffen Hall start at US$166, although average prices are about US$335. Ticket prices vary depending on the type of performance, the date, and the seat selection, and some events may offer a lower price point.

The David Geffen Hall is one of several venues located within Lincoln Center at 10 Lincoln Center Plaza on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. The closest subway station is 66th Street / Lincoln Center Station (1, 2), just a short stroll from the David Geffen Hall.

Yes, the Lincoln Center offers behind-the-scenes guided tours, which feature a rotating schedule of stops, including the David Geffen Hall, the Met Opera House, the David H. Koch Theater, and the Vivian Beaumont Theater. The 75-minute tours are typically held twice daily on weekdays, and advance reservations are recommended.

Yes, the David Geffen Hall is fully accessible, with a special seating area for wheelchairs, hearing loops throughout, and large print and braille programs available. There’s ramp and elevator access from the entrance on Columbus Avenue, and accessible restrooms are available in the nearby David Rubenstein Atrium.

Yes. The David Geffen Hall is home to The Lobby Bar, which serves an extensive menu of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and The Coffee Bar, where you can enjoy hot drinks and baked goods. You can also book a table for dinner at one of Lincoln Center’s three restaurants.