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- A revolution retold: Forget dusty textbooks, Hamilton brings Alexander Hamilton’s story to life with a modern edge, think rap battles in Congress, layered storytelling, and a fiercely diverse cast.
- Multi-genre musical brilliance: From “My Shot” to “The Room Where It Happens,” Hamilton’s score merges hip-hop, jazz, and classic Broadway.
- Award-winning legacy: Winner of 11 Tony Awards, a Grammy, a Pulitzer Prize, and an Olivier Award, Hamilton is one of the most decorated shows in theatre history.
- Broadway's cultural touchstone: Still playing to packed houses at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, this show remains one of the most popular musicals in town.
- A revolution retold: Forget dusty textbooks, Hamilton brings Alexander Hamilton’s story to life with a modern edge, think rap battles in Congress, layered storytelling, and a fiercely diverse cast.
- Multi-genre musical brilliance: From “My Shot” to “The Room Where It Happens,” Hamilton’s score merges hip-hop, jazz, and classic Broadway.
- Award-winning legacy: Winner of 11 Tony Awards, a Grammy, a Pulitzer Prize, and an Olivier Award, Hamilton is one of the most decorated shows in theatre history.
- Broadway's cultural touchstone: Still playing to packed houses at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, this show remains one of the most popular musicals in town.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Your seat view & price options
Seat section
Typical price
Views
Verdict
Rear Mezzanine Sides
$140.40–$285.24
High elevation with partial stage angles
Budget pick for weekday performances
Mid Mezzanine / Rear Mezzanine Center
$164.40–$311.64
Elevated but decent central views, varies by row
Good visibility with strong balance of price and view
Rear Mezzanine Center / Mid Mezzanine Sides
$176.40
Reliable elevation with clean views, minor angle trade-off
Dependable for steady views; value-for-money
Mid Mezzanine Center / Rear Mezzanine Center
$164.40
Good central perspective but slightly distant
Good pick for weekday shows
Rear Orchestra Sides / Last Rows Orchestra / Front Mezzanine Sides / Mid Mezzanine
$212.40–$404.04
Diverse sightlines; energy high but distant at times
Diverse combo section for flexibility seekers
Mid Orchestra Sides
$224.40
Closer to stage but angled, may miss stage corners
Comfortable and immersive without top-tier pricing
Mid Orchestra Sides / Front Mezzanine
$248.40
Split-level visibility, can feel remote from action
Well-positioned for clarity with fair value
Front Orchestra Sides
$248.40
Proximity strong; angle trade-offs possible
Solid experience for those avoiding central splurge
Mid Orchestra / Rear Orchestra Center / Front Mezzanine Center
$284.40
Best immersive value without premium rates
Near-premium experience at mid-premium pricing
How to get Hamilton discount tickets
Book tickets in advance
Lower-tier seats in the Rear Mezzanine and Side Mezzanine ($118.80–$187.20) tend to sell out quickly. Booking 3–4 weeks early gives you access to more affordable sections before prices rise.
Hamilton now booking to January 2026Explore restricted-view seats
Certain Side Orchestra seats and extreme-side Mezzanine rows offer partial views at discounted rates. If you're okay with missing peripheral moments, these are decent options.
Book restricted-view seatsAttend midweek performances
Tuesday–Thursday shows offer more mid-priced seat availability across Mezzanine and Orchestra. These midweek performances are generally less competitive than weekend primetime.
Browse midweek tickets for HamiltonCheapest days to see Hamilton
Tuesday evenings and Wednesday matinees offer the lowest prices. Sunday evenings can also offer decent value, especially compared to Saturday nights.
See Hamilton on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday matinees for lessCheapest times of year to see Hamilton
The off‑peak seasons, particularly January through early March and late September to early November, tend to have better pricing across most sections and more inventory.
Book off-peak tickets for Hamilton nowAffordable seating options with good views
Finding value at the Richard Rodgers Theatre means balancing closeness with price. Here’s a tier-by-tier breakdown:
Section 1: Mezzanine
$118.80–$231.00
- Rear Mezzanine Rows K–M: Cheapest in the house, with a full-stage view from a distance. Better suited for those already familiar with the show or watching on a budget.
- Side Mezzanine: Slightly angled, but it offers good visuals and sound. Avoid extreme corners for a better experience.
- Front Mezzanine Rows A–C: Arguably the best value; clear elevation, proximity, and acoustics, without premium pricing.
Section 2: Orchestra
$187.20–$320.40
- Rear Orchestra Rows P–T: Immersive feel without the high cost of front rows. Slightly distant but maintains a strong atmosphere.
- Center Orchestra Rows C–L: Unmatched clarity, immersion, and energy; ideal for first-timers or gifting experiences. These command the highest price point.
- Side Orchestra Rows B–E: Good proximity, partial angle. Some may find the side angle less immersive, but it’s still high-impact for the price.
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Frequently asked questions about Hamilton discount tickets
How much do tickets for Hamilton on Broadway cost?
Prices range from $118.80 in the Rear Mezzanine to $320.40 for Center Orchestra weekend shows.
Where can I buy Hamilton 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 Hamilton?
Tuesday evenings and Wednesday matinees offer the best value. Early weekday shows tend to be less competitive.
How can I get last-minute Hamilton 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 Hamilton?
Yes, group discounts may apply for bookings of 10+ seats, especially for midweek performances. Contact the official box office for group rates.
How far in advance should I book tickets?
Aim for 4–6 weeks ahead, especially for weekends. Weekday seats may be available with shorter notice, but are not guaranteed.
Which seats are restricted view but cheaper?
Side Mezzanine (Rows A–F, far sides) and select Side Orchestra seats may offer partial views at a reduced rate. These typically have limited availability.
Are matinee shows cheaper?
Yes, weekday matinees (especially Wednesdays) tend to be $30–$60 cheaper than weekend evening shows for the same seat sections.
What’s the cheapest time of year to book Hamilton tickets?
January–February and late October–early November often have lower base pricing due to reduced tourist footfall.