If you're seeing a show and your tickets are at will call, you can save a lot of time by picking them up anytime before the show (even that day). The will call line the day of a show is a mad house.
Good gift shop, excellent performances, amazing acoustics, ambient atmosphere, and an ornate hall perfect for any performance no matter the occasion. What's not to love?
Very beautiful location, the ushers at Carnegie hall are amongst the rudest people that I have dealt with in such a classy establishment. C.H. needs to invest in better ushers, DAMN THE RED COATS.
Sunday 2pm performance of the NY Youth orchestra was excellent, and much cheaper. This meant we could buy 2nd tier box seats to get the Carnegie experience for a fraction of the price
If you get a box seat, try to get seat #1, 2, or 3. You can still hear well and see well enough in the second row, but you might have a wall in seats 7 or 8 in a box
The best hall!!! If you ever get a chance to be backstage or onstage, you know you have graced the same walkways as legends. Oh and the redcoats are ever so rude for such a classy establishment...
Fashion photographer Bill Cunningham was one of the last rent-stabilized tenants living in the artist studios above Carnegie Hall. He's narrated a slideshow recounting his 60 years in the building. Read more
It’s not surprising that this historic venue has the best acoustics in the city! Take advantage of the partial view ticket discounts – 50% off! It’s worth it.
The legend.Not to be missed. Show up day of early to try and get last minute 'day of' discounted tickets. Brilliant acoustics. All the greats have played here. The Beatles, Judy, The Doors, etc..
The original concept for Carnegie Hall was imagined by conductor Walter Damrosch whom Andrew Carnegie met on board a ship traveling from New York to London in 1887.
For some pop artistconcerts, they set out bins of Ricola throat drops for guests to grab from on their way out. So don't be afraid to bring your inner tweeny bopper and SHOUT your hearts OUT!
The best concertauditorium in NYC hosts the world’s greatest orchestras, instrumentalists and singers. Lately, prominent world-music acts and even rock bands have been added to the mix. Read more
Stop by the box office at least a half hour before it opens to snag $10 day-of discount passes. Just make sure to arrive extra early for popular or sold-out shows. Read more
One of the most prestigious venues in the world, the 120+ year old Carnegie Hall combines spectacular architecture with the world's most distinguished artists and composers.
New Classical Musicconcerts usually happen in Zankel Hall, Carnegie Hall’s newest venue opened in 2003. With its 599 seats and its wood panelling Zankel is a first class hall.
Carnegie Hall opened in 1891. 46,000 events have taken place since its opening. The youngest performer to have performed at Carnegie Hall was four year old Lolita Val de Cabrera in 1900.
An extremely powerful place that combines the old with the new. A brilliant , timeless design verberates energy and is mixed with modern tech to make this a classic Must See venue.
In 1903, President Teddy Roosevelt joined with Methodist bishops to honor the 200th anniversary of John Wesley's birth (from "Methodism and Politics in the Twentieth Century" by Mark Tooley).
Try to attend an Open Working Rehearsal if you can. While a little more casual, you get to witness first-hand the pursuit of perfection. It's a real treat.
Was pushed out after the show. Only 2 people staffing the merch table & very long line. Needed the bathroom but they were locked off. Expected more from a world-class venue. Show was amazing tho.
Beautiful, beautiful venue. However, the seats in the balcony offer less legroom than the cabin of a power wheels car. Mentally prepare yourself if you're over 5'4.
Coming to Carnegie Hall? Stop in to Molyvos for the widest selection of Greek wine in the US! Each bottle, from Santorini to the Peloponnese, is carefully selected by our Wine Director Kamal Kouiri.
Check in at Carnegie Hall to unlock exclusive video footage about the impact of this location on Judy Garland's life, brought to you by END OF THE RAINBOW on Broadway. Read more
Millions dream of stepping onto the stage that’s hosted Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., George Gershwin, Bob Dylan, and many other greats. - Green Guide Editor
Carnegie Hall's mission is to present extraordinary music and musicians on the three stages of this legendary hall, to bring the transformative power of music to the widest possible audience, to provide visionary education programs, and to foster the future of music through the cultivation of new...