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New York City Ballet David H. Koch Theater Tickets & Info
Step into the enchanting world of the New York City Ballet at the David H. Koch Theater on May 24, 2025, for a performance that blends breathtaking artistry with innovative digital elements. This special event showcases the ballet's dedication to excellence, featuring a modern adaptation of 'The Little Mermaid' with stunning choreography that brings the beloved story to life. With limited tickets available, this is your chance to be part of a unique festival theatre experience that has captivated families and art lovers alike. Beyond the performance, the NYCB fosters dance education through partnerships with local schools and offers a glimpse behind the curtain with documentary films about the company and its artists. The ballet's collaboration with the Philharmonic Orchestra elevates the performance, creating an unforgettable auditory and visual spectacle. Celebrating a rich history, including the Balanchine 100 festival in 2004 and performances at prestigious venues like the Kennedy Center and the Paris Opera House, the NYCB continues to inspire and amaze. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the magic of one of the world's most renowned ballet companies in the heart of New York City.
David H. Koch Theater
Nestled in the heart of New York City's vibrant cultural scene, the David H. Koch Theater stands as a beacon for dance enthusiasts, most notably as the prestigious home of the New York City Ballet. This architectural marvel, with its striking facade and elegant interiors, has been the backdrop for countless historic performances, including world premieres that have shaped the dance world. Since 2004, the theater has captivated audiences with the annual Fall for Dance Festival, a celebration of diverse dance genres that underscores its commitment to broadening artistic horizons. The New York City Ballet, a cornerstone of the theater's legacy, marked its 75th anniversary here in 2007 with a series of unforgettable events. Beyond its artistic contributions, the theater fosters arts education through partnerships with local institutions, showcasing the next generation of talent. With its inviting mid-level seating offering a serene interlude, the David H. Koch Theater is not just a venue but a destination where the magic of dance comes alive.
David H. Koch Theater Seating Guide for New York City Ballet
Best Value Tickets (Under $100)
- Orchestra Right Rows C-F ($73-75): Excellent side views close to stage at lowest prices. Rows C-D offer better legroom.
- Second Ring Row AA ($74): Front row of elevated section with full stage visibility - best balcony deal.
Sweet Spot (Best Balance of Price & View $100-150)
- First Ring Rows C-D ($128-132): Perfect elevation to see choreography patterns with good proximity.
- Orchestra Left Rows E-J ($86-140): Slightly better angles than Right side for viewing corps de ballet formations.
- Second Ring Center Rows C-E ($129-139): Directly facing stage with minimal distortion at mid-price.
Higher Tier Options ($150-250)
- Orchestra Center Rows S-U ($176-187): Premium sound quality and sightlines, but farther back.
- First Ring Rows AA-BB ($185-241): Closest balcony seats with dramatic downward sightlines.
- Second Ring Front Rows A-B ($183-237): Intimate feel while maintaining full stage perspective.
Premium/Last-Minute Picks ($250+)
- Orchestra Center Rows K-Q ($364-442): Ideal for spotting principal dancers' facial expressions.
- First Ring Center Rows E-F ($264-287): Unobstructed overhead view of complex footwork.
- Orchestra Front Rows A-C ($301-354): Feel the dancers' energy with closest possible seating.
View Comparison
- Orchestra: Best for seeing dancers' feet and facial details (rows A-J ideal). Center sections have 5-10° better sightlines than sides.
- First Ring: Superior for viewing corps de ballet formations and overhead patterns (rows C-F optimal).
- Second Ring: Excellent value - front rows (AA-D) provide full-stage views with minimal neck strain.
Pro Tips
- For Swan Lake/Giselle: Prioritize First Ring to see the "white acts" formations
- For Balanchine works: Orchestra Center reveals his geometric patterns best
- Avoid rows M-P in Orchestra - partial view obstructions may occur
- Second Ring AA has slightly restricted legroom but unbeatable price
Current Best Deals
As of now, the Orchestra Right Row C at $73 and Second Ring AA at $74 offer exceptional value. For those wanting premium seats, the First Ring D at $128 provides the ideal balance of price and perspective for ballet viewing.
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Parking & Directions for New York City Ballet David H. Koch Theater
20 Lincoln Center, New York, NY
10023, US
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5. 10 Columbus Circle - 0.7 miles - $45