I was planning on watching the Tonys at 54 Below but this year the cheapest tickets are $250 as its for BC/EFA.
Just wondered what peoples experiences were watching them in Times Square. I'm seeing the Shuffle Along matinee so wont be free until after 5PM. What time do people start arriving and sitting down? Is there always enough seating? And how is the audio? I obviously want to be able to hear everything.
Alternatively, if anyone has other options of things they've done for the past I'd be happy to hear them.
Watch it at home. If you can't make it home in time, then dvr it.
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The Beechman has a Tony viewing event. No cover, $35 food/drink min. I've never done it, so I can't vouch for anything about it, but in case you'd want to do that, fyi.
oops...ya'll beat me to the Beechman Tonys. I've heard fun things, too.
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I watched the Tony's in Times Square last year. Got there late. A friend saved me a seat but I saw a few others open. Had a great time and they had entertainment. Adam Pascal and Deborah Cox hosted and sang twice after I got there. Plan to do it again this year.
I've watched the Tonys in Times Square for the last several years, and it's a pretty fun time. As someone mentioned, they have hosts for it and those hosts perform and it's fun. In 2014, a friend of mine won a contest so we got to be in the front row of the Times Square viewing party and it was Kerry Butler and Justin Guarini hosting, and they were great. Both performed and were just all around fun.
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I have watched the Tonys in Times Sqaure before, I saw a matinee then went and grabbed some food and then got a seat. There were plenty of seats and I had a decent view. I was by myself and it was nice to share the experience with other Broadway fans. Would definitely recommend it
Am debating whether to come into Nyc to see a show that day at repertorio español so thanks for posting! Assuming I can get seat after matinee, would be cool to meet up with any others that plan to be in Times Square for the tony party!
I just learned via Facebook that there will be no Times Square Simulcast this year. For those of you who were planning on going there this year (like me) will have to find some other viewing party in the city.
Jeffrey Karasarides said: "I just learned via Facebook that there will be no Times Square Simulcast this year. For those of you who were planning on going there this year (like me) will have to find some other viewing party in the city."
Through where? Can you link us?
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Oh no! I was really looking forward to this, it was a good time last year. The Tonys seem not to be doing as much promotion this year as they have the past few years, the pop-up shop was also gotten rid of this year. Has anyone heard if they're doing a ticket lottery for this year?