Orchestra
The main floor — closest to the stagecraft: the spells, transformations, and illusions happen right in front of you.
LYRIC THEATRE
The Lyric Theatre is one of Broadway’s largest and grandest houses, on West 43rd Street just off Times Square.
Since April 2018 it has been the Broadway home of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and the theatre was comprehensively reimagined for the production — the magic begins in the auditorium itself.
The play now runs as one play — a single full-length performance.
Three levels, each with its own take on the magic.
The main floor — closest to the stagecraft: the spells, transformations, and illusions happen right in front of you.
The first elevated level — a wide, sweeping view of the whole stage picture; many fans call these the best seats in the house for this show.
The highest level — the full stage from above at the most accessible prices; the production’s biggest effects read beautifully from up here.
Getting there, show length, and a few things worth knowing in advance.
214 West 43rd Street, between 7th and 8th Avenues. Take the A, C, or E to 42nd St–Port Authority, or any Times Sq–42nd St line. Paid parking is available in garages throughout the Theater District.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child runs as one play, roughly three and a half hours including one intermission — plan for a full evening (or a long matinee).
Latecomers are seated at a suitable break. The production uses strobe-like effects, loud sound, and stage haze — part of the magic, worth knowing in advance.
How the run works, how tickets arrive, and what to know before you order.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child plays an open-ended Broadway run, typically eight performances a week. Weekend and holiday performances sell first.
E-tickets arrive by email or mobile, and every order is reviewed for fraud. Your tickets are guaranteed before the curtain rises — or you get a full refund.
Order with the cardholder’s name and matching contact details, and respond promptly to any verification messages so your tickets can be released without delay.
Talk with a ticket specialist about dates, sections, or ordering.
The delivery method appears on each ticket listing and again on the first page of checkout.
Different listings for the same event may offer different methods.
Email delivery
Mobile e-tickets
Print at home
Shipping
Will Call pickup
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.
The name on the order should match the payment card.
Your address, email, and phone number should also match the card details.
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.