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About Palace Theatre New York City

Welcome to the Palace Theatre, a historic Broadway venue at the heart of Times Square. With a post‑renovation capacity of 1,648 seats, this iconic theatre hosts major productions and celebrated performances. The theatre sits at 1568 Broadway, part of the TSX Broadway complex, offering convenient access to transit, parking, and a curated selection of nearby hotels and dining. Whether you’re attending a long‑running show or a limited engagement, we’ve got you covered for a smooth, no‑fuss ticket experience.

We’ll help you secure your seats, share practical venue details, and point you toward trusted partner hotels and restaurants to complete your Broadway night.

Venue details: Palace Theatre is a Broadway venue with three seating levels—Orchestra, Mezzanine, and Balcony. Accessible seating and transfer seating are available to accommodate different needs. The theatre lives within the TSX Broadway complex, putting you steps from a range of dining and lodging options. The address is 1568 Broadway, New York, NY.

Seating and accessibility: The three levels provide a range of sightlines and price points. If you’ve got accessibility needs, ask about available transfer seating and accessible entrances when you purchase or collect your tickets.

Parking: There are multiple nearby garages and lots. Examples include Icon Parking on W 46th Street and Edison ParkFast on W 44th Street, among others within comfortable walking distance of the theatre. We can help you locate the most convenient option for your arrival time.

Transit: The Palace Theatre is well connected by subway and bus. Nearby lines include N/R to 49th Street, 1 to 50th Street, and C/E to 50th Street. Several bus routes serve Times Square, and TKTS stands nearby offer same‑day tickets if you’re up for a spontaneous show. Consider public transit for a stress‑free trip to Broadway.

Hotels & dining: The TSX Broadway complex hosts Tempo by Hilton, providing seamless lodging right above the theatre. In addition, a curated set of nearby hotels offers convenient stays within walking distance. For dining, you’ll find a range of restaurants around Times Square and Midtown West—perfect for pre‑ or post‑show meals. We’ll highlight trusted partner options to make planning easier and more reliable.

Notable past and upcoming productions: The Palace is known for a mix of landmark Broadway titles and limited engagements. Notable past events include SpongeBob SquarePants (2017–2018) and Ben Platt’s concert residency (May–June 2024). Upcoming and ongoing engagements at the venue include Tammy Faye/Glengarry Glen Ross (2024–2025) and Beetlejuice (limited engagement, Oct 2025–Jan 2026), with plans for future titles such as The Lost Boys opening in 2026. If you’re planning around a specific show, we’ll keep you updated with the latest show details and calendar so you can secure your seats with confidence.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1568 Broadway, New York, NY (Times Square/TSX Broadway complex).
  • Venue type: Broadway theatre (historic Palace Theatre).
  • Capacity: 1,648 seats (post‑renovation capacity; previously up to 1,743).
  • Seating chart: three levels—Orchestra, Mezzanine, Balcony; accessible seating and transfer seating available.
  • Parking: multiple nearby garages; examples include Icon Parking (W 46th St), Edison ParkFast (W 44th St), and others within walking distance.
  • Transit: served by multiple subway lines (e.g., N/R to 49th St; 1 to 50th St; C/E to 50th St); bus routes and nearby TKTS stands also accessible.
  • Nearby hotels: Tempo by Hilton hotel integrated with TSX Broadway above the theatre.
  • Notable events hosted: SpongeBob SquarePants (2017–2018 run), Ben Platt concert residency (May–June 2024), Tammy Faye/Glengarry Glen Ross (2024–2025), Beetlejuice limited engagement (Oct 2025–Jan 2026), with plans for future titles such as The Lost Boys (opening 2026).