New York City Ballet, or NYCB, is a ballet company that George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein founded in 1948. It grew from other troupes combining to create one company. NYCB had the same General Director from the beginning through 1989. Kirstein helped to develop and sustain the organization with fundraising activities, shows, and oversight. The NYCB became a resident of the City Center of Music and Drama in 1948 and had so much success it moved to the New York State Theater, which is now called the David H. Koch Theater. It is the first city ballet in the U.S. with two permanent venues, the second being the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs, New York. The company’s training school, founded by Balanchine, is the School of American Ballet. New York City Ballet has the largest repertoire of any ballet company in America, staging 60 ballets in winter and spring and 20 in the summer.

New York City Ballet Game Tickets and Ticket Price

Where Can I Buy New York City Ballet Game Tickets?

You can get cheap New York City Ballet game tickets at TicketX. Unlike other resale sites such as StubHub, SeatGeek, and Ticketmaster, where service fees may fluctuate depending on venues, ticket types, and ticket prices, TicketX has an industry-low flat fee, which makes New York City Ballet game tickets significantly cheaper.

New York City Ballet Ticket Prices

The cheapest New York City Ballet game ticket starts from $80.30 at David H Koch Theater - Lincoln Center on May 01 on TicketX.

How to Buy New York City Ballet Game Tickets on TicketX Desktop and Mobile Website

1. To purchase New York City Ballet game tickets on TicketX’s desktop website, go to the New York City Ballet page or search their name in the search bar.

2. Once you’re on the New York City Ballet page, find events near you by using the location filter.

3. To select the date that is convenient for you, we recommend using the date filters at the top right corner of the page. When you find the ideal event, click “Find Tickets” to go to the ticket listing page.

4. Ticket prices depend on whether you buy an even or odd number of tickets. Please specify your desired quantity and press "Continue” in the ticket quantity pop-up. If you do not wish to specify the quantity, press "Skip.”

5. To sort New York City Ballet game tickets by the lowest price, click the price filter button in the top right corner.

6. If you have a specific budget, you can use the top left filter to set a price range by either adjusting the price sliders or manually entering your desired minimum and maximum prices.

7. Once you find your desired ticket, proceed to check out.

8. Enter or select an email address to use for receiving the tickets. Then select the desired ticket quantity and payment method. Once you complete your purchase, your New York City Ballet game tickets will be sent to your chosen email.

How to Buy New York City Ballet Game Tickets on TicketX Mobile App

1. Once you’ve downloaded the TicketX App, you must either sign up or log in to your account.

2. At the bottom of the mobile app, select the magnifying glass and search New York City Ballet in the search bar.

3. After you select the New York City Ballet page, please check the dates that are convenient for you and see if there are any games near you, then select your ideal event.

4. Once you select your desired event, you'll see a seat map and a list of all available tickets. To sort the tickets by the lowest price for New York City Ballet, click the price filter button in the top right corner.

5. After you pick the New York City Ballet game tickets you want to purchase, select the number of tickets you want to purchase, and tap ‘Continue.’

6. Proceed to check out.

7. Once the purchase is complete, you will receive your New York City Ballet tickets in your mailbox!

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How Long Are New York City Ballet Shows?

New York City Ballet performances vary in length depending on the program. On average, the performances last for 2 hours. Longer shows, like The Nutcracker, are 2.5 hours with an intermission and two acts.