Best of Broadway Story and Secrets Small Group Experience

You’ve seen the shows on stage at Broadway — now, let us take you backstage with Broadway's only narrative small group experience to learn the history and inner workings of theater’s iconic street. Anyone can visit a historic theater or two — take your time on Broadway to the next level with the only small group experience that will give you the full chronological story of Broadway's past and present. - Learn why Broadway settled in midtown in the early 1900s, and who invented the idea of "Broadway." - Walk through Shubert Alley and Sardi's Restaurant to discover how the Shubert family saved and nearly destroyed Broadway in the mid-1900s. - Visit famed theaters like the St. James, Nederlander and New Amsterdam to hear how specific shows redefined what could be seen on Broadway. - Jump to the present as you stop at modern Broadway haunts like Palm and the TKTS Booth to learn about today's traditions as well as where shows currently perform and how to get last minute tickets.

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Location: New York City

What's Included

Option available for a private tour
Visit historic Broadway theaters like the Shubert and New Amsterdam
Licensed professional guide
If you’re seeing a show in the evening, your guide will bring you to your theater
Step through locations that are home to today’s Broadway traditions like Shubert Alley
Small group (15 or fewer people) to ensure a personalized experience
Go “backstage” to the hotspots where producers discover talent like Sardi’s and 54 Below

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is there an age limit for this experience? I want to bring my kids!

A: There's no strict age limit for this tour, but it's best suited for kids 10 and older who can appreciate the history and storytelling. It can get a bit long for younger kids, but if they love theater, they might be fine! Just keep in mind that some discussions might be better for older audiences.

Q: Can you reschedule if something comes up?

A: Yes, you can reschedule! Just make sure to do it at least 48 hours in advance. The tour provider is pretty flexible, and they’ll work with you to find a new time that fits your schedule. Just keep an eye on their policy for any last-minute changes.

Q: What's the best time of year to go on this tour?

A: I’d say spring and fall are the best! The weather is usually nice for walking around, and you can catch a show at night without freezing. Plus, Broadway has a ton of new productions during those seasons. Just check for any holiday crowds during winter if you want a quieter experience.

Discussions

Just booked the Best of Broadway tour! What should I expect?

I just got tickets for the Best of Broadway Story and Secrets tour for next month and I’m super excited! I've seen a bunch of shows on Broadway but have always wondered about the history behind it all. I’m curious about what to wear and how in-depth the tour goes. Any tips from those who've been?

Is the Best of Broadway tour worth it?

Thinking of gifting this Best of Broadway experience to my sister for her birthday. She’s a huge theater fan and I know she’d appreciate the backstage insights. Just checking if others found it worth the price and experience?