What are the box office hours at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre?

The box office is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM; Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM; and Sunday from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

Where is the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre located?

The theater is at 205 W 46th Street, New York, NY 10036, in Broadway Theater District. It is accessible via the N/Q/R/W trains at 49th Street or the 1/2/3 trains at Times Square-42nd Street.

What show is currently playing at Lunt-Fontanne?

The theater is currently home to Death Becomes Her, the Broadway stage adaptation that has earned rave reviews for exceeding audience expectations. Check BroadwayDirect.com for current showtimes and ticket availability.

What if I arrive late to a show?

The Lunt-Fontanne staff are experienced at managing late arrivals, especially those caused by transit delays. They will typically seat late arrivals at an appropriate break in the performance. Arriving at least 20 to 30 minutes early is still recommended.

Is the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre accessible for guests with disabilities?

Yes, the theater is ADA accessible. Contact the box office directly or visit BroadwayDirect.com to arrange specific accommodations, including wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices.

Which seating level is best at Lunt-Fontanne?

The mezzanine is frequently cited in audience reviews as offering an excellent balance of sightlines and value. Orchestra seats provide proximity to the stage, while the balcony is a solid budget-friendly option for the full theatrical experience.

How do I buy tickets for Lunt-Fontanne Theatre?

Tickets are available through BroadwayDirect.com, at the box office during operating hours, or through authorized Broadway ticketing platforms. Buying early is strongly recommended for popular productions, as the best seats sell out quickly.

Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

The box office at Lunt-Fontanne is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Sunday from noon to 6:00 PM, giving you a real window to ask questions, pick seats, or handle will-call without the friction of automated systems. Seating spans orchestra, mezzanine, and balcony configurations, with the mezzanine drawing particular praise for its balance of price and perspective.

Group bookings, accessibility accommodations, and premium seat selections are all handled directly through the venue or its official ticketing partner at BroadwayDirect.com. The theater is fully ADA accessible, and the front-of-house team has a track record of handling last-minute hiccups, from delayed trains to late arrivals, with patience and professionalism.

Beyond individual tickets, the Lunt-Fontanne hosts special events, opening nights, and touring productions that rotate through the Broadway calendar. Checking the current season early is worth it: popular shows like the current run sell out quickly, and the best seats go first.

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6 months ago

"This was my very first Broadway show, so this review is from a total novice but I absolutely loved it. We arrived about 10 minutes late due to a train delay, but the show hadn’t started and the staff was incredibly kind and efficient in getting us to our seats. The theater was packed, and we were the last two to be seated. We sat in the middle mezzanine, and thanks to the sloped layout, our view was completely unobstructed. Honestly, there isn’t a bad seat in the house. The sound and lighting were excellent, and the scene transitions were seamless, everything felt effortless and magical. Restrooms are available on both the upstairs and lower levels; skip the upstairs lines and head downstairs. Overall, a fantastic experience and perfect for solo, date, family, or group outings. I can’t wait to return!"

— Ce Cee

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2 months ago

"Went to see Death Becomes Her on stage, and it completely exceeded all expectations. I already loved the movie, but I didn’t know what to expect from the show—and it turned out to be absolutely incredible. So much fun from start to finish. The costumes are unreal, the humor is sharp, and the acting is outstanding. Everything just works perfectly together. Easily one of the best shows I’ve ever seen—would highly recommend."

— Jana Chris

3 months ago

"I saw the 2:00 showing of Death Becomes Her and it was absolutely amazing. 10/10!!!! I arrived before 1:30 and the line was long, but started moving quickly within minutes. I sat in the mezzanine in the two seater. My only complaint is the railing was too close (not recommended if you have long legs). Otherwise, I am looking forward to seeing another show at this theater!"

— Tori Baker

5 months ago

"Death Becomes Her My fiancée and I absolutely loved this Broadway show—it was laugh-out-loud hysterical from start to finish. The humor was sharp and perfectly timed, the singing was powerful and polished, and every number felt like a standout. The sets were truly amazing and added so much energy and visual excitement to the production. It was the kind of show that leaves you smiling long after the curtain comes down, and we would happily see it again."

— Frankie Zo

"Death Becomes Her is pure Broadway joy, funny, flashy, and wildly entertaining from the first moment to the final bow. The show is laugh-out-loud hilarious, packed with sharp comedy and deliciously over the top moments that know exactly what they’re doing. The leading ladies are absolutely incredible. Jennifer Simard and Betsy Wolfe are a dream pairing, fearless, funny, vocally thrilling, and completely committed. Their chemistry is electric, and they bring the perfect mix of camp, heart, and star power. And Michelle Williams is spectacular. She commands the stage with confidence, warmth, and powerhouse presence, adding another layer of excitement to an already phenomenal cast. The costumes are stunning, bold, glamorous, and jaw-dropping. Every look feels like a showstopper. The lighting is absolutely on point, elevating the musical and enhancing the magic with precision and style. Death Becomes Her is Broadway at its most fun, big laughs, incredible performances, and a visual feast. If you want a night of pure entertainment with performers at the top of their game, this show is a must-see."

— P G

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