Warriors tix? — Page 2

I got a pair in side orchestra (G10-12, which have a decent view based on aviewfrommyseat.com) for a weeknight just after opening for $195 each. That doesn’t strike me as too awful given the demand. The same pair is $185 for previews and $230 for a post-opening weekend.

We grabbed Row R on the right side (10 and 12) because we’re cheap ($163 per ticket for a Wednesday). Last day of previews but the matinee.

schubox said: "Looks like I ended up with tickets for the last preview. Not sure if that’s good or bad, but imagine it will be pretty much locked at that point"

It'll absolutely be locked, and in fact the last few previews are the performances to which reviewers are invited. Enjoy!

kdogg36 said: "schubox said: "Looks like I ended up with tickets for the last preview. Not sure if that’s good or bad, but imagine it will be pretty much locked at that point"

It'll absolutely be locked, and in fact the last few previews are the performances to which reviewers are invited. Enjoy!"



Best time to see a show, in my opinion.

Jay Lerner-Z said: "Why are they ripping us off?

How can LMM still regard himself as a champion of the working class?
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Ticket prices are outrageous and out of control -- I'm not trying to defend them at all. But with that said, LMM isn't solely responsible for ticket prices; it's not as if he's the sole, lead producer who's making these decisions. I'm sure, as he's done with Hamilton there will be some reduced-price scheme -- but it's still commercial theatre, with a hot property. And I think his philanthropic works speak to his commitment to the working class.

I am boycotting these prices. Sad, I wanted to see it. Not THAT much though.

The same seat I had Left, Mid Mezz Row B on the aisle during previews for "Sweeney Tood" is 60 bucks more for "Warriors" and I suspect it may go up after opening, especially if there is a demand for tickets.

CoffeeBreak said: "In partnership with Broadway Direct, Warriors will be offering an affordable-⁠ticket initiative: $79 ($68.25 ticket plus $10.75 handling fee), available via lottery beginning on January 11, 2027. The show will also sell the first two rows for $19.79 via lottery, beginning March 9, 2027. More details to be announced at a later date."

The first two rows being a $20 lottery is laudable. Calling $79 "affordable", and shoving every person that does not have $150 into a lottery for the privilege to spend that amount, is not

malcs98 said: "Managed to get rear mezzanine tickets second preview on the right hand side in row M seat 2 for $99...not too bad if you ask me"

It is, though. You may not think it's that bad because other shows are charging that same amount for the last few rows, but normalizing that kind of pricing is crazy (not to mention that if you can only see theatre on a weekend, there is nothing under $100 unless you sign up for the privilege of saving $20 and are randomly chosen).

We all know why the prices for desirable seats are so high - because Warriors will have to be a massive hit for a long time to have any chance of recouping. I am both curious and skeptical about this musical, and we opted for slightly less expensive seats (Row R on the right side) than we briefly considered.

No idea on staging, of course, but we’re close to where we sat to see the Sweeney Todd revival a few years ago - and that will have to be good enough.

If I lived in NYC, I would probably wait it out. But I am in town on vacation in early April and already have bought tickets for 4 shows before this one, so our options were Sunday or Wednesday. Thursday, it turns out, is Opening Night. Price and seat availability determined the rest.

Updated On: 10/21/26 at 12:41 AM