Lyceum Theatre Tours and Tickets

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

• Walking Tour in 42nd Street from the East Side to the West Side
• Broadway the Tour - NYC Guided Immersive Historic Walking Tour
• New York: Times Square Evening Walking Tour with Hot Dog

You must purchase tickets to a performance to access the interior of the Lyceum Theatre. Prices vary by show and seat location, but expect to pay an average of US$170 per ticket. Alternatively, a walking tour of New York’s Times Square district that stops to admire the theater from outside could cost as little as US$37 or as much as US$300.

Tickets for performances at the Lyceum Theatre are available through the theater’s official website. To secure the show time and seats you prefer, it's best to buy in advance. Alternatively, you can purchase tickets directly from the on-site box office Monday–Saturday, 10am–8pm. Discounted same-day rush tickets are sometimes available through the box office.

No. There is no formal dress code for attending a performance at the Lyceum Theatre, but the standard attire for evening Broadway shows is considered smart casual for both men and women. More casual dress is appropriate for matinee performances or casual entertainment, such as family-friendly events or comedy shows.

The Lyceum Theatre is a full-service theater, and its concession stand sells alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and candy, and show merchandise is often available for purchase in the lobby. In addition, you'll find a coat check, a water fountain, restrooms—one of which is wheelchair-accessible—and wheelchair seating in the orchestra section.

Yes, children under the age of 4 are not permitted to attend Lyceum Theatre performances. Shows here often include adult subject matter and suggest a minimum age for attendees; vet the content carefully before bringing young children. You'll find that matinee performances are often more kid-friendly than later evening shows.