Carolines on Broadway

Yes definitely

I didn't see any signs that said you couldn't.

The schedule is on their website. There are new shows regularly and the schedule is frequently updated by adding new shows.

Give a call some one will direct you in the right direction

No. I believe you have to go online and order your tickets in advance

It is a comedy club though...I imagine you would still have to pay for admission.

Pricing is not cheap but not horrendous. Portions are decent and food is good. 3 of us spent about $90 meeting the 2 drink min each plus nachos and wings.

Casual attire

You can, but I wouldn't recommend it.

Yes theres a parking lot around the corner

Check the web site

I don't think the venue has an age limit, but the acts may have adult themes depending on who's performing.

No

No one checked. Be careful of the stairs at the entrance. Very steep. Elevator entrance is around the corner for anyone with mobility issues.

None that I have seen.

Not far by train, but you will probably have to walk through Times Square to get to the theater so budget for the extra time needed to get through the crowds.

Yes

I would stop in if you are near by.

Yes, come early ,get seated & be ready with your order when your server comes over to get your drink order.. enjoy the show, the food is great too!

I agree, about 2 hours

Depends on the demand for the performer you are seeing. I got my tickets 4 months in advance for Justin willman. It was sold out. Seating at Caroline's is first come first serve. Even though I got my tickets 4 months in advance I wasn't right at the double doors like an hour or more in advance to sit at the very best seats, plus there are VIP seats that aren't sold to the public. If there are tickets available only days in advance show up early to get halfway decent seats on the day of the show

Parking prices in midtown generally are insane. Your best bet is to download a parking app which will give you a discount for the day you were going. The smartest thing you can do is take the subway there. If you do not live near the subway, LIRR, metronorth, or njt you'll be paying an arm and a leg just to park your car in midtown for a few hours.

There is no dinner here, more like over priced apps.

Preacher Lawson.

Depends on the demand and it one night is more popular then the next.

For specific acts you should go on their individual website or social media to see their schedule everywhere

Many of the shows can be viewed by teenagers 16 and up. You hsve to call or go on line to know which ones allow 16 year olds. The January Sinbad show allowed 16 and up. I must warn you that the management keeps the place hot. The temp was at least 80 inside during my January visit. That is way too warm for me.

You may need to contact them through phone or online about that question

For specific performer schedules you should go on their website or social media to see

Yes....

Sold out

You may also want to check on Groupons.

Marlon Wayans

Yes they do...enjoy the show!

You must be 18 or older unless accompanied by an adult. No children under the age of 18 will be seated near the stage during the show, even when accompanied by an adult.

Um ... Nuh uh

Probably you should call them as they do not respond here

I would say it's overpriced for the quality it's not that expensive but the drinks are a little overpriced but you are in the heart of New York City

Open late. Shows usually over from 10:30 to 11:30. Bar still open afterwards.

About $16 But you can get preferred seating with dinner during 2 hours bedfore show. Two drink minimum in all cases

Since this is in Times Square parking can be pricey and vary. You can try using ParkWhiz which can give you all available locations and pricing in a particular area you are looking at.

Its the best seating choice. Guaranteed good seats but not on the stage.