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- Iconic choreography: Features the signature Bob Fosse style; slick, seductive, and unforgettable.
- Broadway history: With over 10,000 performances, it’s the second-longest-running show in Broadway history.
- Star-studded casting: Known for bringing in major stars like Pamela Anderson, Brandy, and Usher, the production always has a surprise cast rotation.
- Stripped-down spectacle: The band is on stage, the costumes are minimal, and the story shines; pure musical theatre.
- Darkly comedic plot: Satirizes fame, corruption, and justice through a wildly entertaining lens.
- Iconic choreography: Features the signature Bob Fosse style; slick, seductive, and unforgettable.
- Broadway history: With over 10,000 performances, it’s the second-longest-running show in Broadway history.
- Star-studded casting: Known for bringing in major stars like Pamela Anderson, Brandy, and Usher, the production always has a surprise cast rotation.
- Stripped-down spectacle: The band is on stage, the costumes are minimal, and the story shines; pure musical theatre.
- Darkly comedic plot: Satirizes fame, corruption, and justice through a wildly entertaining lens.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Your seat view & price options
Seat section
Typical price
Views
Verdict
Rear Mezzanine Side Rows G–J
$93 (weekdays only)
Extremely high and side-angled
Cheapest entry point — suitable for students, budget travelers, or repeat visitors
Rear Mezzanine Side Rows A–D
$105
Elevated with noticeable side angle
Fair for large group bookings or those on a tight budget
Rear Mezzanine Center Rows E–F
$117
Elevated, centered
Balanced option for decent visibility and pricing
Orchestra Side Rows BB–B / Front Mezzanine Far Side Rows A–E
$116.40
Close proximity but sharply angled
Great for energy and proximity, minor visibility compromises
Orchestra Rows C–O / Front Mezzanine Center Rows C–E
$126.66
Central sweet spot, balanced distance
Best value zone; immersive experience without premium cost
Orchestra Far Side Rows K–O / Front Mezz Side Rows A–E
$128.40
Mid-close with side angles
Good fallback if central seats are sold out
Front Mezzanine Center Rows A–B
$142.26
Clear, elevated, front-row mezzanine
One of the most strategic picks for clarity and price
Orchestra Side Rows C–P
$164.40
Closer side angles
Strong immersive feel, priced slightly below top tier
Premium (Orchestra / Front Mezz Center)
$284.40
Closest to the stage, best acoustics and visuals
Ideal for first-timers, celebrations, or guaranteed best-in-house viewspend.
How to get Chicago discount tickets
Book tickets in advance
Seats like $93 Rear Mezzanine or $105 Side Mezzanine go early. Booking 2–3 weeks in advance locks in these prices before they bump to higher-tier Orchestra.
Chicago now booking to January 2026Explore restricted-view seats
Orchestra Side Rows BB–B or Mezzanine Side Rows G–J are priced between $93–$116.40, offering decent proximity but with partial angles. Good for price-conscious fans.
Book restricted-view seatsAttend midweek performances
Weekday shows, especially Monday–Wednesday, are the best value, with many seats between $93–$128 vs higher-tier Orchestra weekend pricing.
Browse midweek tickets for ChicagoCheapest days to see Chicago
Matinees and early-week evenings offer the lowest rates. Friday–Saturday evenings and Sunday matinees hit higher pricing brackets.
See Chicago matinees and on early-week evenings for lessCheapest times of year to see Chicago
Off-peak months like January, early February, and late October–early November offer more seats in cheaper brackets.
Book off-peak tickets for Chicago nowAffordable seating options with good views
Finding value at the Ambassador Theatre means balancing closeness with price. Here’s a tier-by-tier breakdown:
Section 1: Mezzanine
$93–$142.26
- Rear Mezzanine Side (G–J): Cheapest seats in house, steep view but full stage visible.
- Rear Center (E–F): Good elevation and audio, avoids extremes; strong mid-value.
- Front Mezzanine Center (A–B): Arguably best overall value in house for clarity, balance, and moderate cost.
Section 2: Orchestra
$116.40–$284.40
- Side Orchestra Rows BB–B: Surprisingly close to stage; angle trade-off but energy high.
- Orchestra C–O (center): Best immersive feel for less than premium.
- Side Rows C–P: Not as centered, but visibility and acoustics hold up well.
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Frequently asked questions about Chicago discount tickets
How much do tickets for Chicago on Broadway cost?
Prices start at $93 for mezzanine side seats and go up to $284.40 for premium orchestra.
Where can I buy Chicago discounted tickets?
Discounted tickets are best booked online through trusted ticketing platforms offering seasonal promotions, flash sales, and exclusive deals.
What are the best days to get discounted tickets to Chicago?
Weekdays, especially Monday through Wednesday, have the widest availability and cheapest seats.
How can I get last-minute Chicago tickets?
Same-day tickets can often be found online, though availability is limited and best seats may already be gone.
Can I get group discounts for Chicago?
Yes, groups of 10+ can receive discounts on certain days. Weekday matinees are preferred for school and group pricing.
How far in advance should I book tickets?
Book at least 2–3 weeks in advance, especially during peak seasons or holidays.
Which seats are restricted view but cheaper?
Side Mezzanine and Side Orchestra (Rows BB–B) are slightly angled but priced lower.
Are matinee shows cheaper?
Yes, especially midweek matinees, which typically offer the $93–$117 range across mezzanine and side orchestra.
What’s the cheapest time of year to book Chicago tickets?
Late October, January, and early March tend to offer cheaper tickets and more open availability.