NEW YORK CITY
23 Tours Reviewed
Hell’s Kitchen at night feels like a movie. This bar tour turns the dim lights of Manhattan into a walking story about Irish immigrants, notorious gangsters, fearless journalists, and Broadway dreamers. I like that it’s not just a bar hop.…
Magic in the middle of Manhattan. Broadway Magic Hour is a fun, family-friendly show at The Broadway Comedy Club near Times Square, mixing mind-reading, comedy, and grand illusions with plenty of audience participation. I like that it’s made for a…
Cuba hits Broadway with real musical heat. Buena Vista Social Club the Musical brings the Grammy Award-winning album to the stage and then wraps it in a story about how music can change a life. I especially love the mix…
Broadway turns revenge into comedy. Death Becomes Her is a fast, funny musical that takes a glamorous rivalry and then adds a dose of magic (and consequences). You’ll watch Madeline Ashton and Helen Sharp spiral over looks, status, and love,…
There’s a reason this show still sells tickets. Mamma Mia! turns ABBA songs into a night of audience participation inside the Winter Garden Theatre. I like how the music does the heavy lifting, yet the story still feels clear onstage…
SIX turns Tudor drama into pop. What makes it interesting is the premise: Henry VIII’s wives step out of his shadow and take the mic to rewrite the story in their own voices. I also love the show’s use of…
There is something fun about time travel. This Broadway show drops you into Hawkins, 1959 for a stand-alone adventure that connects to the larger Stranger Things world. You get a tense, character-driven story plus stunning special effects, all staged by…
One Broadway ticket can change your whole mood. The Book of Mormon the Musical is a smash hit that turns an ordinary evening in New York into something loud, funny, and surprisingly musical. It mixes old-Broadway big song-and-dance energy with…
Broadway gets better when you hear it from actors. I like how this tour turns the Theater District into something you can use: you get show recommendations and practical how to get tickets guidance, not just photos and facts. I…
Broadway magic is made by real people. This small-group walking tour starts at the Winter Garden Theatre and walks you through the Broadway Theater District like a living timeline, from Longacre Square (yes, Times Square had a different name) to…
A Broadway night that feels like a playlist. & Juliet takes the classic Romeo and Juliet setup and turns it into a fast, funny pop-rock musical where you can sing along instead of just watching. One of my favorite parts…
One night can change how you see America. This Broadway staple is interesting because it mixes hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway into one tightly paced score, while telling Alexander Hamilton’s rise in a way that feels personal instead of textbook.…
Broadway history, but you can touch it. The Museum of Broadway ticket leads you through a timeline of theater from Broadway’s early days to today, using immersive videos plus hands-on stops. I also love the behind-the-scenes feel—this museum doesn’t just…
Oz has a backstory, and it’s Broadway. Wicked takes you to Oz before Dorothy ever arrives, following Elphaba and Glinda as their friendship fractures into two very different lives. I love how the story makes you care about people society…
Neon lights and jazz-era drama. This Broadway staging of The Great Gatsby turns Fitzgerald’s classic into a full-on, music-and-dance night built for the big screen-less theater experience. I especially love the way the production makes the story feel physical through…
