November 24, 2014
There’s a slight different lineup for top priced Broadway shows on the secondary market this week. However, what’s not changed is that tickets for these shows are in high demand and will feature expensive average prices and get in prices. Still, Fans of Broadway this week will have a good variety of shows to look forward to as here is a breakdown of the top priced Broadway shows according to TicketIQ.
11/26/14- The Lion King | Avg. Price: $597.81 | Get in Price: $114
The top priced show this week is the award winning Best Musical “The Lion King” which will be playing 8 times a week at the Minskoff Theatre. The Lion King tells a remarkable tale of hope and adventure with great music and stunning visual artistry. The Lion King tickets for the November 26 showing have a current secondary average price of $597.81, with a get in price of $114, as tickets are now up 66% over the past week.
11/26/14- Matilda | Avg. Price: $502.78 | Get in Price: $90
The Musical “Matilda” will be playing at the Shubert Theatre all this week, which is based on the novel by Roald Dahl about a story of a girl who bold enough to make a stand and change her destiny. Matilda tickets for the November 26 showing have a current secondary average price of $502.78, with a get in price of $90 as tickets are now up 33% over the past week.
11/28/14- A Delicate Balance | Avg. Price: $497.03 | Get in Price: $329
“A Delicate Balance” began its Broadway run at the Golden Theatre on October 20. The play follows the life of long time married couple Agnes and Tobias. A Delicate Balance tickets for the November 28 show have a current average price of 497.03 on the secondary market, with a get in price of $329.
11/28/14- It’s Only a Play | Avg. Price: $474.74 | Get in Price: $228
This Friday, “It’s Only a Play” will have a showing at the Schoenfeld Theatre. The Broadway show began its run last month as “It’s Only a Play” tickets for the November 28th show have a current average price of $474.74 on the secondary market, with a get in price of $228 as tickets are now down 5% over the past week.
