Absolutely stunning. Everyone should go to an opera at least once. Everything is on point. Dress up and enjoy the show. Grab drinks at the bar for great views.
view from the 1st balcony box seat isn't terrible but you do miss some of the action in the back and left of the stage. (eg we could not see odette dramatically leap into the lake)
If you haven't already, purchase tickets to see a show IMMEDIATELY. You will not regret it. Some of the most stunning performances are held here. Highly recommend Carmen as a must see!
Had the pleasure of attending Richard Wagner’s Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, brilliant! First of all, there’s not a single bad seat in sight, professional staff and amazing ambiance! Book early👌🏻
Brilliant! Xiomara Reyes and Herman Cornejo make Excellent partners! Happy 10th anniversary at ABT... And decorations - amazing and breathtaking! The best way to spend rainy and chili Friday evening!
One of the supreme temples of culture. Beautiful mid-century design and check out the Chagall’s at intermission. Shortest barlines are in parterre - yes you are allowed back there.
Misty Copeland in Don Quixote was absolutely beautiful. During intermissions, the food and wine were surprisingly delicious. Everyone from the ushers,bartenders & maitre'd were kind & helpful.
Beautiful and elegant, great acoustics. All seats are quite close to the stage, but you might want to avoid the side sections and boxes if you like seeing the full stage.
Designed by Wallace Kirkman Harrison who also designed the UN HQ. Auditorium seats 3800. 21 chandeliers are gifts from Austrian govt. Met Tiles on seat backs allow for translation. More info in blog. Read more
If you haven't been here already, purchase tickets IMMEDIATELY to see a show! Some of the most stunning performances are held here. Carmen was a definite favorite of mine!
Pro Tip: bookdinner at the Grand Tier in advance. Your wine, appetizers and entree await at the first big intermission. Second intermission: chocolate soufflé. Amazing!
Now - March 18, visitors can see Roméo et Juliette; the timeless story of star-crossed lovers, with vivid 18th-century sets and stunning costumes at the Metropolitan Opera House.
There's no better time to see a show at the Met than during winter, it's a must! Make sure you get your tickets early because every performance sells out quickly!
If you buy tickets at the box office, you save $7.50 per ticket. Online or telephone purchases add $10 in fees. You only pay $2.50 in person. #lifehack
If you're a college student, consider signing up for the Met Opera Students program. You get access to a special discount ticket rate of $25 (weeknight) or $35 (weekend) a performance.
Take the time to do the tour which is the best $20 bucks spent in NYC. It will give you a greater appreciation for the opera that is rich with history.