Plan Your Visit
Next performance
Galileo
Tuesday, November 10
Nearest transit
42nd Street-Port Authority (A, C, E trains); Times Square-42nd Street (1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W trains); M42 bus
Weather — Nov 10
Mainly clear
Tips from the regulars
Entrance
Main entrance at 225 W 44th Street, directly on Shubert Alley. The alley itself—the narrow passageway between the Shubert and Booth theaters—is the most atmospheric approach and the historic heart of Broadway.
Intermission
The orchestra bar and mezzanine bar both serve cocktails and wine. Arrive early to avoid crush; the theater empties quickly during intermission. The Shubert's mid-size capacity means bars can get congested. Standing room in the lobby is ample.
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible with 5 dedicated wheelchair spaces. Elevator access confirmed. Contact the box office for specific accessible seating requests and accommodations. Hearing loop and audio description availability should be confirmed directly with the venue.
Transit, parking & directions
Public Transit
Excellent transit access. 42nd Street–Port Authority (A, C, E trains) is one block south; Times Square–42nd Street (1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W trains) is two blocks south. M42 crosstown bus stops nearby. From Times Square station, exit at 42nd Street and walk west toward Shubert Alley.
Parking
Street parking in Midtown is scarce and metered. Nearest parking garages: Midtown Theater Parking (multiple locations within 2–3 blocks, typically $15–25 for evening). Ride-share drop-off on 44th Street or via Times Square area.
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