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- Next chapter in the wizarding world: Experience the official continuation of the original saga. As Harry’s son Albus journeys across time, old friends and foes reunite.
- Tony-winning magic & spectacle: The Broadway production has earned multiple Tony Awards, including Best Play, and is known for its inventive illusions and set transformations.
- Immersive, mind‑bending theatre: The storytelling is nonlinear, the stage illusions feel “real,” and transitions happen in the blink of an eye, leaving audiences often asking how it was done.
- For fans and newcomers alike: Whether you love the original books or are discovering the world anew, the themes of legacy, identity, and sacrifice resonate broadly. The show is also structured to stand on its own.
- Next chapter in the wizarding world: Experience the official continuation of the original saga. As Harry’s son Albus journeys across time, old friends and foes reunite.
- Tony-winning magic & spectacle: The Broadway production has earned multiple Tony Awards, including Best Play, and is known for its inventive illusions and set transformations.
- Immersive, mind‑bending theatre: The storytelling is nonlinear, the stage illusions feel “real,” and transitions happen in the blink of an eye, leaving audiences often asking how it was done.
- For fans and newcomers alike: Whether you love the original books or are discovering the world anew, the themes of legacy, identity, and sacrifice resonate broadly. The show is also structured to stand on its own.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Your seat view & price options
Seat section
Typical price
Views
Verdict
Rear Balcony
$78.60 – $93.60
Distant but full-stage view; high elevation
Solid budget option, especially for weekday or less busy shows
Front Balcony
$93.60 – $114.60
Better clarity and closer to the action
A good step up from rear balcony with better immersion
Rear & Side Orchestra / Dress Circle
$114.60 – $124.80
Elevated and angled views, some side perspectives
Great mid-tier option balancing visuals and cost
Rear & Side Orchestra / Mid Dress Circle
$134.40 – $156.00
More central but still raised; better angle
Strong mid-price seat for those wanting more stage presence
Orchestra (Center)
$159.60 – $186.60
Direct view of stage, full immersion
Premium experience; ideal for first‑timers and fans who want to splurge
Premium
$271.80 (weekend only)
Best available seats, usually center and front
Highest comfort and views; for superfans or special occasions
How to get Harry Potter and the Cursed Child discount tickets
Book tickets in advance
Balcony and mid-tier Orchestra seats ($78.60 to $114.60) go fast, especially for weekends. Booking 3–4 weeks ahead ensures better prices and wider seat selection.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child now booking to May 2026Explore restricted-view seats
Side Orchestra and Rear Dress Circle sections often include restricted views but come with cheaper price tags ($114.60–$134.40). A great pick for fans who want to experience the magic live without the premium pricing.
Book restricted-view seatsAttend midweek performances
Tuesday–Thursday shows often offer more mid-range seats in the $78.60–$124.80 range, especially in Rear Balcony and Side Dress Circle sections. These also have better availability.
Browse midweek tickets for Harry Potter and the Cursed ChildCheapest days to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Tuesday or Wednesday evening shows tend to have the lowest prices, while weekend evenings and Sunday matinees typically see higher rates.
See Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Tuesday-Wednesday evenings for lessCheapest times of year to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
January–March and late September–October are off-peak seasons, offering more seat availability in value brackets and less surge pricing.
Book off-peak tickets for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child nowAffordable seating options with good views
Finding value at the Lyric Theatre means balancing closeness with price. Here’s a tier-by-tier breakdown:
Section 1: Balcony
$78.60–$114.60
- Rear Balcony: Cheapest in-house; good bird’s eye view, some audio sacrifice.
- Front Balcony: Closer with better clarity and sound; ideal mid-value pick.
Section 2: Dress Circle
$114.60–$134.40
- Side and Rear Dress Circle: Elevated views with slight angles; comfortable and good sightlines for the price. While not as immersive as front Orchestra, they provide clear sightlines and are especially great for shows with large-scale set pieces and choreography.
Section 3: Orchestra
$134.40–$159.60+
- Side Orchestra Rows A–P: Close to the stage with angled views; a trade-off between proximity and center alignment.
- Center Orchestra C–O: Full immersive experience; ideal for fans wanting to splurge without going premium.
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Frequently asked questions about Harry Potter and the Cursed Child discount tickets
How much do tickets for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway cost?
Tickets range from ~$78.60 for Rear Balcony to over $159 for Center Orchestra. Premium seats can go upwards of $250 during peak times.
Where can I buy Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 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 Harry Potter and the Cursed Child?
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings typically have the most availability and value pricing.
How can I get last-minute Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 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 Harry Potter and the Cursed Child?
Yes, groups of 10+ may be eligible for special rates through the box office or ticketing platforms.
How far in advance should I book tickets?
For weekend or holiday shows, 4–6 weeks, and for weekday shows, 2–3 weeks.
Which seats are restricted view but cheaper?
Side Orchestra Rows A–P and Rear Dress Circle sections may have angled views but are typically 20–30% cheaper than central Orchestra.
Are matinee shows cheaper?
Not always. Pricing is more demand-based than time-based. However, weekday matinees may offer better availability in mid-price tiers.
What’s the cheapest time of year to book Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tickets?
Off-peak months like January–early March and late September–October offer the best pricing and seat options.