Broadway Week is back with unbeatable 2-for-1 ticket deals

"Early winter and early fall tend to be lean times for even the best Broadway shows. That's why the theater industry has come up with Broadway Week, a half-price deal on tickets to nearly every Broadway production. Despite its modest name, this twice-annual offer actually covers more than three weeks: The winter 2026 edition of Broadway Week spans from January 20 through February 12, 2026. The twofer tickets go on sale at 10am ET on Wednesday, January 7."

"but if recent reasons are any guide, the slate is likely to include nearly all of the 31 productions currently running on Broadway. Visit the Broadway Week website as early as you can to peruse the list of participating shows and grab the ones you want most; if you act fast, you might even be able to snag seats for new hits like Chess and Maybe Happy Ending or perpetual hot tickets like Hamilton and Wicked."

"Be warned that the tickets sold through Broadway Week tend to be ones that producers are most eager to sell: in balconies, mezzanines and side areas. But in recent years, the Broadway Week program has also offered a new option: If you want to shell out a little extra for some of the best seats in the house, you can upgrade your order and pay $125 for tickets that would otherwise cost a whole lot more."

Early winter and early fall are lean for Broadway. Broadway Week is a half-price promotion on nearly every production. The winter 2026 edition runs January 20 through February 12, with two-for-one tickets going on sale at 10am ET on Wednesday, January 7. A full list of participating shows will be available when tickets launch, but the slate is likely to include nearly all of the 31 current Broadway productions. Patrons should visit the Broadway Week website early and ensure Telecharge and Ticketmaster accounts and payment information are current. Tickets through the program frequently come from balconies, mezzanines, and side sections. An optional upgrade lets buyers pay $125 for premium seats.

Read at Time Out New York