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About David H. Koch Theater

Welcome to the David H. Koch Theater, the proscenium-style home of world-class ballet and dance at Lincoln Center. With a seating capacity around 2,586, the venue hosts renowned companies like the New York City Ballet (since 1964) and, in the past, the New York City Opera. Named in 2008 after a generous donation, this stage has welcomed performances from ABT seasons to major events such as the BAAND Together Dance Festival and the Tony Awards. Whether you’re planning a night of classical ballet or a contemporary performance, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket access and practical venue details to help you plan your trip to Midtown Manhattan.

Below you’ll find seating information, parking options, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining choices. We highlight affiliate partners for convenient hotel and restaurant bookings to make your visit as smooth as possible.

Located at 20 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023, the David H. Koch Theater sits alongside other cultural institutions that make Lincoln Center a premier arts district. For any show, secure your seats through our trusted service—we’ll guide you to the right options without the guesswork. If you’re visiting from outside Manhattan, plan your route in advance and consider nearby lodging to maximize your Lincoln Center experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 20 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023.
  • Venue type: Proscenium-style theatre for ballet and dance (part of Lincoln Center).
  • Seating capacity: officially listed as 2,586 (auditorium); some seating charts cite ~2,550–2,586 depending on configuration.
  • Notable tenants: New York City Ballet (since 1964) and New York City Opera (1964–2011).
  • Renaming: renamed in 2008 from the New York State Theater after a $100M donation by David H. Koch.
  • Transit access: nearest subway is 66th Street–Lincolm Center (1 train); additional access via Broadway/Columbus Circle; multiple NYC bus routes nearby.
  • Parking: Lincoln Center Parking/garage options; on-site spaces may require prior reservation; accessible parking entrances noted by management.
  • Nearby hotels: Empire Hotel (near 63rd St), Mandarin Oriental New York (Columbus Circle), Trump International Hotel & Tower; other options in the Lincoln Center/Upper West Side area.
  • Notable events hosted: ABT Fall season; BAAND Together Dance Festival; 2024 Tony Awards (77th) held at the venue.
  • Seating chart: auditorium with Orchestra level plus multiple Rings (balconies); seating maps commonly shown on ticket sites.