The Metropolitan Opera Tours and Tickets
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The Metropolitan Opera
The Met is a must-see for opera, performing arts, and architecture enthusiasts.
Grand Tier restaurant is open nightly from 5:30pm. Bars, located on every level, are open during intermissions.
The Met does not have a dress code, but performances are a fun excuse to get dressed up.
Every seat comes with a small screen that provides subtitles in multiple languages.
The building and performance hall are accessible to wheelchair users.
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That depends. If you plan to attend a performance at the Metropolitan Opera, ticket costs vary, but generally begin at about US$35 per person. The opera also offers guided tours for US$35 per attendee. New York City walking tours that stop outside the opera begin from US$25.
The Metropolitan Opera is located in Manhattan’s Upper West Side, within the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts campus. To get there via public transportation, take the 1 train to 66 St - Lincoln Center station, which is located just moments away. Buses, taxis, and rideshare services also frequent the area.
There is no strict dress code at the Metropolitan Opera. However, the venue recommends that visitors dress in business-casual attire, and it can be fun to dress up for the occasion. Some events, including premieres and galas, are considered more formal and attendees may choose to wear suits and gowns.
Yes, there are dining options at the Metropolitan Opera. The Grand Tier is a fine-dining restaurant that opens before every performance to serve brunch before matinees and dinner before evening shows. There are also three bars—the Grand Tier, Orchestra, and Family Circle Bars—where you can buy refreshments during performances.
Yes, there is a coat check at the Metropolitan Opera located on the south side of the building’s Concourse level. It costs US$5 per item, including coats, umbrellas, and handbags. Note that luggage, scooters with lithium batteries, and other large and bulky items are not permitted in the opera house.