Come and see those dancing feet! In New York City, there’s no better place to find hit new musicals, restaurants, and shops than in the Big Apple’s Theater District. Located along Broadway, the area features spectacular crowds and vibrant entertainment composed of over 40 theaters and musical venues, record labels and television studios.

The performing arts culture rose to fame in New York back in 1750 when Thomas Kean and Walter Murray opened a theater on Nassau Street. The first shows that were introduced to New Yorkers were Shakespearian plays and operas. It wasn't until the early 1900s that theaters began being built in Times Square.

Today, out of the 41 Broadway theaters, only four of them are actually on Broadway street. In order for a theater to be considered a Broadway theater, it must be able to hold over 500 spectators, otherwise, it is known as "off-Broadway".

Getting tickets to museums, shows and attractions has never been easier! Grab a friend or a date and head to Broadway for great for a night out. Come see some of your favorite shows like The Phantom of the Opera, the Lion King, Chicago, and more!