David Rubenstein Atrium
Zucker Box Office
The David Rubenstein Atrium is your one-stop destination for discount tickets to performances at Lincoln Center. Come to the Atrium’s Zucker Box Office for same-week discount tickets (25–50% off) to performances happening on the Lincoln Center campus.
The David Rubenstein Atrium is host to a pop-up TKTS Discount Booth operated by Theatre Development Fund (TDF). In addition to discount tickets to performances on the Lincoln Center campus, same-day discount tickets to Broadway and Off-Broadway shows will also be available at the Zucker Box Office. Additionally, matinee tickets are also available the day before the performance.
Starting Sunday, May 28, the box office will open on Sundays from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
Credit cards are accepted. There is a limit of four tickets per person, and discounts vary by performance.
Should you wish to buy full-price tickets to Lincoln Center performances while looking at the event listings, these can be purchased at the kiosks near the information desk or at the following Lincoln Center venue box offices:
Alice Tully Hall
David Geffen Hall
David H. Koch Theater
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center Theater
The Metropolitan Opera
Times
Tuesday–Saturday
12:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Sunday
12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
The box office is closed on Mondays
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