Les Miserables Tickets Averaging Nearly $200 Per Seat On Secondary Market This Month

The Les Miserables Broadway production initially opened to the public in 1986, enjoying a 17-year long run on Broadway before closing in 2003.  The show returned for a revival in 2006, and once again in 2014, opening in March at the Imperial Theatre.  The Broadway show received three Tony Award nominations, but lost out at all three.  The show is set in 19th century France and tells the story of Jean Valjean, who is a French peasant looking for redemption after serving 19 years for stealing a loaf of bread for his family to eat.

According to TicketIQ, Les Miserables tickets have a current average price of $198.35 in the secondary market for the future shows remaining this month.  The most expensive show in February is the 8pm Valentine’s Day showing. Tickets for the Saturday night show have a current secondary market average price of $243.06, a 22.5% premium compared to February’s average price for Les Miserables tickets.  The least expensive ticket to get into Saturday’s 8pm show is $98.

The least expensive Les Miserables show this month will take place on February 22. Tickets for the Sunday show have an average price of $163.98 on the secondary market, with a get-in price of $80.

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