Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is a 16.3-acre (6.6-hectare) complex of buildings in the Lincoln Square neighborhood of the borough of Manhattan …See more
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Aug 26, 2024
This performing arts complex replaced a group of obsolete theaters and provided the region with many big new venues for the grand arts. It had been a tenement slum area and was featured in the old "… Full review by Thomas V
Jul 19, 2024
Lincoln Center is New York City's version of Hollywood, a home to 11 performing arts. But it is more than that. Undisputedly, it is the world's leading performing arts venue and the premier entertain… Full review by Taylor B
Jun 29, 2024
The Lincoln centre for performing arts is a must see in NY. A multitude of options and shows on offer. Best to order tickets in advance. Full review by StephenCr0ss
Please tell me how much a glass of wine or champagne costs ? I see that I can order ahead but no prices are listed, I would like to know what to expect. Incredible that prices are unavailable.
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I'm not positive, but it is NYC so expect $12 & up.
It depends what “nearby” means and what your pricepoint is. I would do a search for “hotels near Lincoln Center”. Otherwise, the London House hotel usually hs great prices and is …
It depends what “nearby” means and what your pricepoint is. I would do a search for “hotels near Lincoln Center”. Otherwise, the London House hotel usually hs great prices and is centrally located.... walking is wonderful!!
Last summer I walked by Lincoln Center around midnight Sunday and all was dark. How late is Lincoln Center lit up on a typical Friday or Saturday night? One of my favorite NY places at night.
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Midnight !! Sorry no. Late strollers thought to be aTimes Sq bound. Buildings only lite for performances. Think it’s 2hrs after performance is curfew. Center Fountain maybe longer as …
Midnight !! Sorry no. Late strollers thought to be aTimes Sq bound. Buildings only lite for performances. Think it’s 2hrs after performance is curfew. Center Fountain maybe longer as separate. Can’t say who to call. Maybe LC web page?
I will be in NY from Feb 3rd to 11th and then back for one day on Feb 18th, and I'm planning to buy tickets with discounts for NYCB performances at the LC Atrium. I want to see any of them since I get a good price, but I particularly want to see Romeo & Juliet, which will begin on Feb 13th, so I would be able to see it only on Feb 18th. Is it easy to find available seats for performances on stage in the same day or in a few days?
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Thanks, Ian. Yes, maybe this is the best way to check if I can find available seats. I hope I can buy when I get to NY to save some money. Dolar is really expensive to brazilians. Haha
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