JULIAN MACIAS
NYC Broadway Week is back this fall — and if you want a real Broadway night without paying full price, this is the window to use.
Fall 2026 performances run Tuesday, September 8 through Sunday, September 20. Tickets went on sale August 18 at 10 a.m. ET. The deal is simple: buy two tickets for the price of one at participating shows. That is a 50% discount when you go with at least one other person.
The promotion is produced by New York City Tourism + Conventions in partnership with The Broadway League. Since it launched in 2011, organizers say it has sold more than 3 million tickets.
How the deal works
- Book through the official site: nyctourism.com/broadwayweek
- Minimum 2 tickets, maximum 8 tickets per order
- Promo code 241BWSHOW for the 2-for-1 price
- Promo code UPBWSHOW for select seat upgrades
- Not every show has inventory on every date
- Hit titles can sell out fast, so flexibility helps
You still pay regular service fees, and blackout dates apply. Check each listing before you lock in a night.
Participating shows (Fall 2026)
25 productions are in this season’s lineup:
Returning hits
- & Juliet
- Aladdin
- The Book of Mormon
- Buena Vista Social Club
- Chicago
- The Great Gatsby
- Hadestown
- Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
- The Lion King
- Maybe Happy Ending
- MJ the Musical
- Oh, Mary!
- Operation Mincemeat
- The Outsiders
- Six
- Stranger Things: The First Shadow
- Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
- Wicked
First-time Broadway Week participants
- Just in Time
- The Lost Boys
- Paranormal Activity
- The Rocky Horror Show
- Schmigadoon!
- School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play
- Titaníque
That mix is useful: if Wicked or The Lion King is already gone, you can still land a strong night with Hadestown, Just in Time, The Rocky Horror Show, or Titaníque.
Why fall Broadway Week is worth it
Early September is usually a quieter window after summer travel and Labor Day. Producers use Broadway Week to fill seats. For visitors, that means better prices right when the city starts feeling like fall again: cooler nights, Theater District energy, and dinner before the show.
Quick booking tips
- Start on the official NYC Tourism page, not a random reseller.
- Filter by genre, Tony winners, or “last chance.”
- Pick a weekday if you can — inventory is often better than Friday/Saturday.
- Have a backup show ready.
- Pair it with a Theater District dinner so the whole night still feels like a splurge, just a smarter one.
Official tickets and the current show list: nyctourism.com/broadwayweek