"Book Now for Half Price"... New York Broadway Week, Featuring 'Hamilton' to 'Maybe Happy Ending'

An opportunity to enjoy the world's best performance street, New York Broadway, at half price has opened up. The New York City Tourism Board has started ticket sales for the largest discount event in the performing arts, 'Broadway Week (NYC Broadway Week)'.

According to the New York City Tourism Board on the 8th (Korean time), the official 2-for-1 discount sale for Broadway musical and play tickets, which will be performed from January 20 to February 12, started on the 7th.

◆ Buy 1 Ticket, Get 1 Free... "Code Entry Required"

Broadway Week is an extraordinary promotion that offers 1 ticket for the price of 2 when purchasing 2 tickets. It allows audiences to watch world-renowned masterpieces at a price effectively discounted by 50%, leading to sold-out shows every year. Reservations can be made through the official website of the New York City Tourism Board, and a discount code must be entered at checkout.

• General 2-for-1 Discount Code: NYCBW250

• Seat Upgrade Discount Code: NYCUP250

◆ From 'Wicked' to 'Maybe Happy Ending'

This winter season, a total of 29 productions are participating. 'Hamilton', 'The Lion King', 'Wicked', 'Chicago', 'Moulin Rouge', 'Hadestown' and other consistently beloved bestsellers are prominently featured. Notably, the participation of recently popular new productions stands out. The visually stunning 'The Great Gatsby' and 'MJ The Musical', which deals with the life of Michael Jackson, are included.

There is also good news for Korean musical fans. The Korean original musical, known as a myth and having made its way to Broadway, 'Maybe Happy Ending', is also included in this discount lineup, meeting local audiences and tourists.

◆ Reservation Tips and Precautions

Broadway Week tickets are sold in limited quantities on a first-come, first-served basis. Not all seats are discounted, and the code can only be used for certain seats designated by the theater. There is a high possibility of early sell-out for popular productions. Additionally, immediately after Broadway Week ends, from February 16 to March 12, 'Off Broadway Week' will follow, allowing audiences to enjoy experimental and diverse works from smaller theaters at affordable prices.