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NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC

One of the world’s great orchestras, in residence at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center.

Founded in 1842, the New York Philharmonic is among the oldest orchestras in the world — and among the most celebrated. Legendary music directors, from Arturo Toscanini and Leonard Bernstein to Zubin Mehta and Gustavo Dudamel, have shaped its sound across three centuries of music-making.

The repertoire spans Beethoven and Brahms to contemporary commissions, performed with famed guest soloists from around the world. The orchestra’s education tradition runs just as deep: the Young People’s Concerts have introduced generations of young listeners to the concert hall.

Where to sit

Every performance is at David Geffen Hall. Here’s how the house’s four sections compare.

Orchestra

The main floor, closest to the stage — detail, immediacy, and the soloist up close.

First Tier

The first elevated level — the full-stage picture and the hall’s celebrated balanced sound.

Second Tier

Above the First Tier — clear sightlines over the whole stage, at mid-range prices.

Third Tier

The highest level — the most affordable way in, with the full bloom of the hall’s sound.

Plan your visit

The essentials for an evening at Lincoln Center.

Getting there

Subway & parking

David Geffen Hall stands at 10 Lincoln Center Plaza, at West 65th Street. Take the 1 train to 66th St–Lincoln Center. Paid parking is available in garages around Lincoln Center.

Good to know

Runtime

Most concerts run about two hours, including one intermission; some programs vary.

Good to know

Late seating

Late seating is held until a suitable break between works — arrive early to be seated on time.

Accessibility

Access for all

Wheelchair seating and assistive-listening devices are available. Let us know when you order and we’ll arrange the rest.

Tickets

What to expect, and how you’ll receive them.

The season

The orchestra performs September through June at David Geffen Hall. Marquee conductors, star soloists, and holiday programs like Handel’s Messiah sell first — book early for the best choice of seats.

Delivery

E-tickets arrive by email or mobile. For security, every order is reviewed for fraud and delivery may be delayed until the day before the event — tickets are 100% guaranteed to arrive before curtain, or a full refund is issued.

Last minute?

Order with the cardholder’s name and matching contact details, and respond promptly to any verification message — mismatched details can delay delivery.

Questions about New York Philharmonic tickets?

Talk with a ticket specialist about dates, sections, or ordering.

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Know how delivery works

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Available delivery methods

Different listings for the same event may offer different methods.

Email delivery
Mobile e-tickets
Print at home
Shipping
Will Call pickup

When are tickets delivered?

All purchases are automatically reviewed for potential fraud. To help prevent unauthorized transactions, delivery may be delayed until the day before the event.

You may receive a mobile message asking the cardholder to verify the email address associated with the purchase.

Purchases are monitored so patrons receive their tickets in time for the event.

Buying at the last minute?

Check the cardholder name

The name on the order should match the payment card.

Use matching contact details

Your address, email, and phone number should also match the card details.

Respond to verification messages

Watch for a mobile message asking you to confirm the email address associated with the purchase. Mismatched details can lead to cancellation and non-delivery.

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