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New York City Tourism + Conventions, has launched NYC Broadway Week 2-for-1 tickets featuring 24 shows, with performances running from Monday, September 8, through Sunday, September 21.

The twice-yearly program invites audiences to experience Broadway at a value, making NYC’s world-class theater more accessible.

“NYC Broadway Week is a celebrated tradition in our city, providing visitors with access to world-class productions found nowhere else in the world,” said Julie Coker, President and CEO of New York City Tourism + Conventions. “Since its inception in 2011, the program has provided significant support to New York City’s dynamic Broadway theater industry, generating over $196 million in revenue.”

Theatergoers can browse participating shows by filters including “Genre,” “Tony Award Winners,” “Accessibility,” “Last Chance” and “New Participants.”

NYC Broadway Week Fall 2025 participating shows include*:

1. & Juliet
2. Aladdin 
3. The Book of Mormon 
4. Buena Vista Social Club** 
5. Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club 
6. Chicago 
7. Death Becomes Her 
8. The Great Gatsby 
9. Hadestown 
10. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 
11. Hell’s Kitchen 
12. Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride** 
13. The Lion King 
14. Mamma Mia!**
15. Maybe Happy Ending
16. Moulin Rouge! The Musical
17. MJ The Musical
18. Oh, Mary!
19. Operation Mincemeat**
20. The Outsiders**
21. Punch**
22. Six The Musical
23. Stranger Things: The First Shadow**
24. Wicked

*Subject to availability. Blackout dates may apply.
**New participants in NYC Broadway Week.

The NYC Broadway Week Fall 2025 program will be an extra special occasion as the City celebrates 400 years with Founded By Broadway, a free live concert in Times Square on September 7—hosted by NYC Mayor Adams, NYC Tourism + Conventions and The Broadway League—featuring performances from 23 Broadway shows.

Founded By Broadway is a marquee event of NYC Tourism + Conventions’ Founded By NYC campaign commemorating 400 years of New York City, and will double as a kick off to NYC Broadway Week, beginning on September 8.

Learn more, visit - www.nyctourism.com/broadwayweek