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New York City Ballet David H. Koch Theater Tickets & Info
Immerse yourself in the elegance and innovation of the New York City Ballet at the David H. Koch Theater on May 28, 2025. Witness the timeless beauty of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' performed by one of the world's most prestigious ballet companies, renowned for its artistic excellence and groundbreaking choreography. The New York City Ballet not only captivates with its performances but also pioneers in nurturing new talent through initiatives like the Choreographic Institute, offering a stage for emerging choreographers to shine. With a commitment to both tradition and innovation, the company has dazzled audiences in iconic venues and unexpected locations alike. Secure your tickets now for an unforgettable evening where artistry meets imagination, and be part of a legacy that continues to redefine ballet. Special discounts make this exquisite experience more accessible, inviting everyone to partake in the magic of dance.
David H. Koch Theater
Nestled in the heart of Lincoln Center, the David H. Koch Theater stands as a beacon of cultural excellence, primarily known as the home of the New York City Ballet. This architectural marvel not only showcases the New York City Ballet's breathtaking performances, such as 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' but also welcomes world-class ballet companies, making it a pivotal venue for dance aficionados. With its state-of-the-art facilities, including a spacious backstage area, the theater ensures seamless performances, exemplified by the American Ballet Theatre's 1976 rendition of 'Giselle' starring the legendary Natalia Makarova. Beyond its artistic offerings, the theater fosters a love for dance across generations through special family performances. Securing seats on the orchestra level is highly sought after for its unparalleled views, while the mezzanine provides a perfect blend of comfort and visibility. For those arriving via the West Side Highway, the 64th Street exit leads directly to this cultural gem. Enhance your experience by dining at nearby restaurants, but remember to book early to avoid disappointment.
David H. Koch Theater | New York City Ballet: A Midsummer Night's Dream - Best Seats & Value Guide
Expert Recommendations for the Best Views & Ticket Values
As a premier venue for ballet performances, the David H. Koch Theater offers exceptional sightlines throughout its orchestra and ring sections. Below is our expert breakdown of the best ticket options for "A Midsummer Night's Dream," categorized by value, view quality, and premium experiences.
Best Value Tickets (Under $140)
- Orchestra Right, Row D ($101): Excellent side view at an unbeatable price. These seats offer close proximity to the stage with only slight angle compromise.
- Orchestra Left, Row M ($108) & Row O ($110): Mid-orchestra positions with good elevation - perfect for seeing footwork patterns.
- Second Ring, Rows B-C ($128-$129): Elevated perspective ideal for appreciating the full stage choreography.
Sweet Spot Tickets (Best Balance of Price & View: $140-$200)
- Orchestra Left, Row E ($141-$142): Closer to center than similarly priced seats with minimal viewing angle.
- Second Ring Center, Row E ($201): Directly facing the stage with perfect elevation to see formations.
- First Ring, Row D ($191-$192): The "Goldilocks zone" - close enough for facial expressions but high enough for full-stage perspective.
Premium Orchestra Seats ($200-$300)
- Orchestra Center, Rows R-U ($186-$264): True center positions with flawless sightlines. Rows R-T offer the ideal distance to appreciate both technique and staging.
- First Ring, Rows AA-F ($237-$258): Intimate balcony experience with dramatic downward view of patterns.
- Orchestra, Rows K-M ($265-$283): Premium forward sections - perfect for spotting principal dancers' nuances.
View Comparison Between Sections
- Orchestra Center: Perfect for traditionalists who want straight-on views. Rows N-U offer the best value in this section.
- Orchestra Sides: Slightly angled but often closer to the stage. Left side (audience perspective) sees more entrances in this production.
- First Ring: Provides the most comprehensive view of corps patterns while still feeling close to the action.
- Second Ring: Best for budget-conscious patrons who still want full-stage visibility.
Special Recommendations for "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
- For Act II's magical forest scenes, First Ring seats provide the best view of aerial patterns.
- Orchestra Center rows P-Q ($364-$379) offer perfect sightlines for the wedding procession finale.
- Second Ring center seats show the full comedy of the mechanicals' play within the play.
Seating Tips for Ballet Performances
- Rows D-J in orchestra provide the ideal elevation-to-proximity ratio
- Avoid extreme side seats beyond Seat 15 in orchestra sections
- First Ring front rows (AA-C) offer comparable views to orchestra at lower prices
- For group bookings (3+ tickets), the Second Ring center blocks often have best availability
Current Best Deals (as of listing)
- 3 tickets together in Orchestra Right, Row D ($101 each) - rare group availability
- Single ticket in Orchestra Center, Row T ($130) - 40% below similar seats
- Pair in Second Ring, Row C ($129 each) - perfect for couples
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Parking & Directions for New York City Ballet David H. Koch Theater
20 Lincoln Center, New York, NY
10023, US
1. 166 W 64th St - 0.3 miles - $40
2. 100 W 63rd St - 0.4 miles - $38
3. 200 W 58th St - 0.5 miles - $45
4. 55 W 52nd St - 0.6 miles - $50
5. 10 Columbus Circle - 0.7 miles - $45