Chicago the Musical Tickets
Description
Experience Chicago the Musical, the longest-running music performance on Broadway, enjoyed by twenty million people since its debut in 1975.
Why See Chicago the Musical?
Set in mid-20th century Chicago, the story follows actress Roxie Hart who aspires to follow in the footsteps of Velma Kelly. Both women find themselves in jail accused of murder and compete for the limelight to prove their innocence. The musical addresses themes such as corruption and media manipulation, contributing to its status as a leading Broadway show.
Show Availability
There are 8 shows a week, and tickets sell out quickly, so booking at least 2 months in advance is recommended.
Seating Location
The Ambassador Theatre allocates seats based on availability at the time of booking. Early booking is advised to secure good seats. Options include Orchestra or Rear Mezzanine seating, with the majority of seats in the stalls or front Mezzanine, providing excellent views.
The Orchestra is closest to the stage with direct views, while the Mezzanine offers a broader perspective of the stage and choreography. Rear seats typically cost less and are situated at the back of each section.
Ambassador Theatre
The Ambassador Theatre, which hosts Chicago, has a seating capacity of 1,124. Its long stall design ensures guests are close to the stage and performers.
No More Tickets Left?
Due to high demand, tickets can sell out quickly. If unavailable on our site, consider checking an online resale site for tickets.
What's included
- Admission to the Chicago musical with Orchestra or Rear Mezzanine
Cancellation policy
Non rimborsabile
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible. This must be indicated in the reservation.
Important information
Ambassador Theatre hosts Chicago. The Theatre is located on 49th Street with Broadway Avenue (219 West 49th Street. New York). The closest subway station is 50th Street (lines 1 and 2).
After making your booking, you'll receive an email in the form of a URL ticket from yourtickets@broadwayinbound.com.
In order to prevent fraud, the delivery of tickets may be delayed. However, they will be delivered at the latest two weeks before the performance.
On the day of the performance, you must have your ticket ready by clicking on the link provided and showing the ticket on your phone at the theatre. The unique barcode on the ticket is only valid for one ticket.
We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes in advance. For some performances, latecomers won't be seated until a break in the performance. Seating for late arrivals is at the discretion of the theatre management.
Remember to switch your mobile phone off during the show.
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