Metropolitan Opera House

Just called them. Le Nozze di Figaro will still be on tonight. But they will also offer "snow tickets" at a future opera, but seating is at their discretion.

You need to leave your phone # and they really call you back. Yesterday I bought tickets for La Boheme thru the phone.

To be honest I am not very sure

No. Any dress is fine. There is 2 restaurant in center cultural, only with reservation. Welcome.

Call the box office

I second Liliana. I would also

It is always special to dress up for the opera. It is a little dependent on where you're sitting. It would be wasted in the Family Circle 😉

Yep, they have make your own subscription as well as the pre picked. But honestly, I would just do your own tickets, the savings isn't that good and you don't get to pick your seats.

Yes .probably.if they charge its cheap.

https://www.metopera.org/season/2018-19-season/aida/

They use wand detectors set at a low level.

Misty Copeland and Hernan Cornejo,the Firebird.music Igor Stravinsky, choreography by Alexei Ratmansky.

Just called them. Let Nozze di Figaro will still be on tonight. But they will also offer "snow tickets" at a future opera, but seating is at their discretion.

Yes , they have a few special spots in orchestra section for wheelchairs

No

Absolutely

Summer is an off season for opera but you can try places like Glimmer glass in Cooperstown NY and enjoy the summer World Class Opera?

Yes, I think so.

Check the web site or call them. They work from home & are very helpful. It probably isn't.

Just to be on the safe side, and to support this world renowned cultural institution, might I suggest the Metropolitan Opera On-demand subscription?

Yes

Everything is on point for now

The box office is now open not sure if they are free please give them a call?

The Metropolitan Opera was founded in 1883, with its first opera house built on Broadway and 39th Street by a group of wealthy businessmen who wanted their own theater. When the Opera House moved to Lincoln Center, John D. Rockefeller III is credited with raising more than half of the $184.5 million in private funds needed to build the complex, including drawing from his own funds; the Rockefeller Brothers Fund also contributed to the project.

Until They The Met, Start To Negotiate No one Should Attend, Anything at Lincoln Center

Just go to their website: metopera.org Streaming of each opera is available for 23 hours, starting from 7:30pm EDST through 6:30pm the next day.

Metopera.org

Yes. They've cancelled all shows for the rest of the month

Use the ramps outside

We were told it would be rescheduled.

It's about 3 hours 50 minutes, including one intermission. Enjoy!

Call the box office to discuss.

correct including intermission

2019 - 2020

I'm not sure, I would call the venue itself to check, the new year is a busy time.

He always wants to make sure that time doesnt slip by unnoticed.

Go to metopera.org and click on the Rush program for details.

2 hrs 25 min. I believe there is no intermission.

Yes.

Well, they are a business. If processed early enough I don't think it would be an issue unless your tickets were of a limited nature.

If there is, I don't know how much, it must be between 3 and 5 dollars

https://www.metopera.org/season/in-cinemas/

Magnificence and exhilaration are overflowing.

Look airbnb around Lincoln center area, best option in NYC to experience :)

Yes, it was present on stage singing

Sport jacket or better!

Look it up on the website or write a mail.

The Lincoln Center “park and lock” parking garage is located underneath Lincoln Center. It is open to the public 24 hours a day. You need to pay 5 dollars for the parking place.

Not sure but I would try first.

It is allowed. Enjoy the show!

5 PM

We saw Carmen live and it was spectacular.

Just looked on Metropolitan/cinema site for HD events in Cinema. There's no schedule anywhere (so to speak) . Search done by city's . Looked up events scheduled in NYC USA. There are several dates in October. October 13th through October 16th.

On the Met opera website

It is never at 5 pm. The matinees are at 12 or 1 pm, evening performances at 7:30 or 8 pm, rarely at 6 pm. The duration depends on the title and the number of intermissions. It is posted at the site of the Opera.

In front of the shop

They ask that you do not bring bring any large or oversized packages or items

U have no imagination 1. Call ticket office 2. Be like every other human on tbe planet Box office on line. Try some effort

Yes, you’ll have to verify times, but they still do the English language magic flute that’s also cut down in terms of length of time.

Susan Graham?

And the subtitles are not only in English. They do have Spanish and Italian for sure and maybe French and German.

I don't think he is scheduled to sing at the Met. He mostly sings in the Baltic countries and perhaps Central Europe.

The online portal is good and shows pictures of the view from each seat. I'm not aware of restrictions on moving to an empty seat after the stsrt.

Try to find on the site.

Www.metopera.org everything is explained

Final dress rehearsal was closer to three hours, but info is available from Met.

No worries , they will keep your tickets safe until the curtain time.

Should be on stage and simulcast to the cinemas

No

Hi Arkady, Starting at Noon ET on Sunday, June 24, 2018, you will be able to buy these tickets on our website. Best regards!

Look on their website.

At 3.30pm. Luisa Miller is 3 hrs and 28min long.

Look up their website.

Absolutely, it's really fantastic

The Metropolitan Opera lists the length of all of their shows including intermission(s) on their website! It all depends which show you're seeing.

Yes, till 8pm. Mon. - Sat. 10am-8pm

Check their website or call box office for policy on snow. They are always reasonable

Why does google not take out questions which are irrelevant on the following day?

Call the Met box office

I'm on 24 min hold with them right now to find out. So gar no one picked up the phone. I think they are open.

It should be. Storm might not me bad

Best to check at the box office. They will exchange (at least) if at all possible

This performance of this orchestra

C all off the above

You should call the box office or subscriber services.

7pm

I don't think so that fall calendar posted yet. Just sign up for their newsletter emails, and you will be notified once they post new performances. Or just keep checking their website. Anyways don't worry. You don't have to buy tickets way in advance. There are always tickets available to every opera unless you are planning to sit certain area. There are usually seats available in Orkestra. The best thing is to sign up to met emails.

Including the intermission, you should be out by 10:30pm

It'd better of you call them and explain the situation. They might make an exception and rebook you for the next performance

Go to their web page . I think they do have age restrictions . Any Opera is a long performance and 2 Year old kid could ruin it for his neighbors

You should call them, because they are not updating the website. A shoe was canceled before due to a storm, so today the opera might be canceled. Just to be sure, please, call them.

Just called them. Let Nozze di Figaro will still be on tonight. But they will also offer "snow tickets" at a future opera, but seating is at their discretion.

It depends on the type of gift card - you might have to call the box office or go there in person if you want to do something like use two forms of payment.

Yes

There is no Tosca on 1/19. There is one at 8 pm on 1/18/18. According to Web run time is 2 hours 53 minutes

Pre-curtain open house starts at 11 am. As I understand it will be till the beginning of the Opera

Their schedule is online and always up to date

Today on Dec 16 at 1 pm Is Norma, but now it's 1:36 pm...

It should be about 2 hours 15 minutes including intermission

It opens at 10 am , closes at 8 pm Mon-Sat. Sunday Noon-6 pm

At least by 5 30 or 6 PM for a 8 PM event

Not usually. You can try. The only two recourses you may have are to try to resell or donate them back to The Met for tax deductible receipt listing face value - which helps if you itemize your taxes.

Student tickets for full-time students are available starting at 10am the day of the performance. Call or visit the box office. It's a good deal, $25 weekdays, $35 Fri/Sat.

You mean the proscenium? If so, it's 54 feet in height & 54 feet in width. I googled that.

It depends if the balcony is in front of on the side. The Met site shows exactly what you see from each seat. Just enter the site and pick your seat

Yes and no. The elevator takes you to the Family Circle seating section, but you will still have to climb up to your seats.

Monday-Saturday: 10am-8pm; Sunday: Noon-6pm

It’s best if you bring your own