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New York Philharmonic David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center Tickets & Info
Immerse yourself in the unparalleled elegance of the New York Philharmonic on September 30, 2025, at a concert that promises to be a highlight of the classical music calendar. This exceptional evening features the extraordinary talents of violinist Leila Josefowicz, performing Szymanowski's mesmerizing compositions, under the baton of the dynamic conductor Marta Gardolinska. The New York Philharmonic, a beacon of musical excellence, has a storied history of breathtaking performances, including collaborations with legends like Yo-Yo Ma and Itzhak Perlman, and innovative projects such as the 2018 human rights-themed series with a leading newspaper. Secure your tickets now for a seamless experience from purchase to performance, and be part of a night where every note tells a story. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the dedication and artistry of one of the world's most revered orchestras in an unforgettable live performance.
New York Philharmonic Concerts David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center
David Geffen Hall, nestled within the iconic Lincoln Center, stands as a beacon of cultural inclusivity, hosting the New York Philharmonic among other world-class performances. This venue not only offers a diverse array of ticket options to suit every budget but also enriches the concert-going experience with its lobby's contemporary art displays. Whether you're drawn to the timeless classics or avant-garde pieces performed by the New York Philharmonic, every seat promises a unique perspective—even the Orchestra Rear Side and Balcony Back Row seats, known for their affordability and satisfactory views. Enhance your evening by exploring the culinary delights around Lincoln Center before stepping through the main glass doors into a world where music and art collide.
Best Value Tickets
Seats in the Third Tier Side, Row A at $64 offer excellent value for those seeking an affordable option with good acoustics and view, especially in the balcony area. Additionally, the Orchestra 4 Front, Rows B and C at $87–$89 provide close-up experience with clear sightlines, making them ideal for a premium yet budget-conscious choice.
Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)
The Third Tier Center, Rows AA to DD priced at $89–$90 offer a balanced view and sound quality, with ample availability. These sections are centrally located in the balcony, giving a good perspective of the stage without the premium cost of the front rows.
Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)
Seats in the Orchestra 3 section, particularly Rows BB to DD at $108–$114, provide closer proximity to the stage and enhanced acoustics. The Second Tier Center, Rows BB to CC at around $124–$127 are also higher-tier options with better sightlines but at increased prices.
Premium or Last-Minute
Premium options include First Tier Front Side seats at $172, offering the most direct and intimate view. Last-minute, the Orchestra 1 section, Rows C–F at $175–$177, provide premium proximity with excellent acoustics. For exclusive experience, the Orchestra Left and Right, Rows KK at $371 are premium balcony seats, and the Orchestra Center, Row U at $183 offers a central view from the front balcony.
Differences in Sections and Views
- Orchestra Sections: Located on the main floor, offering direct sightlines and rich acoustics. Rows closer to the stage (A–D) are more expensive; rows further back (E–F) are slightly more affordable.
- Third Tier (Balcony): Elevated seats with a broad view of the stage. Center sections (AA–DD) are preferred for balanced sightlines, while side sections (Side) are more affordable.
- First Tier and Premium Balcony: Closer to the stage with intimate views, at higher prices. The front side seats are especially suitable for a premium experience.
- Rows: Front rows (A–C) in each section provide the best view; higher rows (BB–DD) are still good but slightly more distant.
Additional Recommendations
Consider the Third Tier Center, Rows AA–DD for a good balance of price and view, especially if availability is limited in the Orchestra. For a more immersive experience, the Orchestra 4 Front, Rows B–C are excellent choices. If seeking a premium experience, the First Tier Front Side or Center seats are unmatched for proximity and stage immersion. Last-minute ticket buyers may find better options in the balcony or upper orchestra sections, which still provide a great auditory experience and good sightlines at a lower cost.
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Parking & Directions for New York Philharmonic David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center
132 W. 65th Street, New York, NY
10023, US
1. Lincoln Center Garage - 0.1 miles, approx. $25 for 4 hours.
2. Icon Parking - 0.2 miles, approx. $30 for 4 hours.
3. Central Parking - 0.3 miles, approx. $28 for 4 hours.
4. A-1 Parking - 0.4 miles, approx. $32 for 4 hours.