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Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center Tickets & Info
Secure your seats for an unforgettable evening at the Metropolitan Opera in Lincoln Center on May 24, 2025, featuring the premiere of 'Antony and Cleopatra.' This performance promises to showcase the pinnacle of operatic talent, with a tradition of excellence that includes legendary artists like Placido Domingo and Anna Netrebko. The Met's interactive seat map ensures you find the perfect view, while its commitment to cultural initiatives and education, such as serving over 100,000 students annually, underscores its role as a cornerstone of the arts. Don't miss the chance to be part of this legacy, where every note tells a story and every performance is a masterpiece. Join us for a night where music and history come alive.
Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center
The Metropolitan Opera New York, nestled in the iconic Lincoln Center, is a beacon of operatic excellence, offering unforgettable performances like 'The Japanese Mikado' with its enchanting melodies and witty libretto. This prestigious venue not only celebrates opera's rich history through its vast archives but also pioneers contemporary works, such as the 2014 world premiere of John Adams' provocative 'The Death of Klinghoffer'. Beyond the stage, the Metropolitan Opera New York extends its cultural reach with the annual Summer Concert Events series, transforming public spaces across the city into stages for opera. For those seeking an immersive experience, Concert Series Seating and Exclusive Event Seating options cater to every preference. Conveniently accessible via the M10 bus along Amsterdam Avenue and the M2 on Madison Avenue, the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center is your gateway to the world of opera. Don't miss the chance to witness the grandeur of performances like 'Antony and Cleopatra', where the Metropolitan Opera continues to redefine the boundaries of operatic art.
Metropolitan Opera "Antony and Cleopatra" Seating Guide & Best Value Tickets
Expert Recommendations for the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center
Experience Shakespeare's epic love story like never before with this stunning operatic adaptation. Our seating guide highlights the best views, value sections, and premium options at the Metropolitan Opera House—helping you find perfect tickets for "Antony and Cleopatra" within your budget.
Best Value Tickets (Under $100)
- Family Circle Left (Row J): $72 - Excellent budget option with surprisingly good acoustics, though stage visibility is slightly angled.
- Family Circle Center/Right Center (Row K): $86 - Better frontal views than side sections at this price point.
- Balcony Left/Right (Row K): $93 - Closer to stage than Family Circle but with similar vertical angle.
Sweet Spot Tickets ($100-$200)
- Family Circle Left Center (Row E): $97 - Front of upper tier with minimal obstruction from the overhang.
- Balcony Boxes 3-4: $101 - Intimate box seating with unique side perspectives (great for duet scenes).
- Family Circle Right Center (Rows G-H): $139-$142 - Optimal upper-level center positions for vocal clarity.
- Orchestra Left (Row EE): $173 - First taste of orchestra-level seating at mid-range prices.
Higher Tier Options ($200-$350)
- Dress Circle Left (Row G): $188-$290 - Elevated view perfect for appreciating the grand staging.
- Orchestra Center (Rows AA-BB): $233-$346 - Premium sound quality with good sightlines to subtitles.
- Grand Tier (Rows E-G): $334-$367 - The "goldilocks" zone—not too high, not too far back.
Premium & Last-Minute Options ($350+)
- Orchestra Center (Rows H-J): $657-$673 - The acoustic sweet spot for discerning opera-goers.
- Parterre Boxes: $704 - Luxurious private boxes with the best sightlines in the house.
- Orchestra Center Premium (Rows A-G): $702 - Ultimate VIP experience close to the performers.
View Comparison Guide
- Family Circle: High but unobstructed views (bring binoculars for facial expressions).
- Balcony/Dress Circle: Perfect balance of elevation and proximity (ideal for set design appreciation).
- Orchestra Rear (Rows R-EE): Excellent for hearing vocal nuances but may require looking up at supertitles.
- Orchestra Front (Rows A-Q): See every costume detail but may miss some staging depth.
Pro Tips for "Antony and Cleopatra"
- Center sections (even in upper tiers) are best for appreciating the opera's grand battle scenes.
- Consider Dress Circle for the famous "death scene" - elevated view shows the full dramatic staging.
- Side boxes offer unique perspectives during intimate duets but may miss some chorus formations.
- Rows A-C in orchestra may require frequent head movement to follow supertitles.
Ready to Secure Your Seats?
The Metropolitan Opera's tiered auditorium offers excellent views from nearly every section. Whether you prioritize acoustics, proximity, or value, our recommendations will help you experience this operatic masterpiece with confidence.
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Parking & Directions for Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center
30 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY
10023, US
1. Lincoln Center Garage - 0.1 miles, ~$45
2. Icon Parking - 0.2 miles, ~$40
3. Central Parking - 0.3 miles, ~$38
4. Quik Park - 0.4 miles, ~$35
5. 60th Street Garage - 0.5 miles, ~$30