Minskoff Theatre
Overview
Located on the third floor of the One Astor Plaza office tower and reached via escalators, the Minskoff is one of Broadway's larger modern houses. It has been the long-running home of Disney's The Lion King since 2006, after the show transferred here from the New Amsterdam Theatre.
Notable Shows
- The Lion King (2006–present, transferred from the New Amsterdam)
- Historic productions since the theater's 1973 opening
History
Opened in 1973 as part of the One Astor Plaza development, designed by Kahn and Jacobs. It's operated by the Nederlander Organization and has hosted a range of major musicals over five decades, most notably its long-running tenancy of The Lion King.
Seating at a Glance
| Tier | Section | Price Level | Why Choose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best Overall | Center Orchestra | $$$$ | Excellent proximity to elaborate puppetry and staging |
| Great Value | Orchestra (rest) | $$$ | Good value for a large musical house |
| Most Affordable | Rear Mezzanine | $ | Lowest prices in the house |
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Accessibility
Reached via escalators from street level.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seats does the Minskoff Theatre have?
The Minskoff Theatre has approximately 1,710 seats.
What are the best seats at the Minskoff Theatre?
Center Orchestra generally offers the best overall experience — excellent proximity to elaborate puppetry and staging. For a lower price with a strong view, Orchestra (rest) is a popular alternative.
Is the Minskoff Theatre wheelchair accessible?
Reached via escalators from street level.
What shows have played at the Minskoff Theatre?
The Lion King (2006–present, transferred from the New Amsterdam); Historic productions since the theater's 1973 opening.