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About Palladium Times Square

Welcome to Palladium Times Square, a premier indoor live-event venue located at One Astor Plaza in the heart of New York City. With a flexible seating layout that can accommodate up to 2,150 guests for concerts and around 1,150 for theater-style performances, this venue has hosted a range of memorable events, from high-profile awards to intimate performances. The venue sits at 1515 Broadway, right in Times Square, making it easy to combine entertainment with dining, shopping, and city sightseeing.

Whether you’re securing tickets for a major concert, a theater show, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss ticket options. Here’s everything you need to know about Palladium Times Square—from seating configurations and parking to transit connections and nearby hotel and restaurant recommendations.

Seating and capacity: Palladium Times Square features a mix of standing floor areas and rear reserved seating, with some general admission (GA) opportunities available depending on the event. Capacity ranges up to 2,150 for concerts and about 1,150 for theater-style setups. Seating configurations vary by show, so it’s worth checking the event layout for each performance. Secure your seats early for the best access to preferred sections and floor space.

Parking: There are several parking options nearby. Meyers Parking at 146 W 44th St offers convenient access with possible ticket-based validation discounts for major events. Additional garages within walking distance provide options for weekday and weekend shows. Consider arriving early to guarantee a smooth exit after the performance.

Transit: The venue is in Times Square, served best by the Times Square–42nd Street subway complex, with access to multiple lines. This makes public transit a practical choice for a quick trip into Manhattan and easy post-show departures.

Hotels and dining nearby: Within easy walking distance, you’ll find a range of hotels and eateries. Notable options include the New York Marriott Marquis (1535 Broadway), just steps away, and Millennium Times Square Hotel (145 W 44th St). For dining, there are countless nearby restaurants ranging from quick bites to fine dining—great for fueling up before a show or winding down afterward. We highlight affiliate partner recommendations for comfortable stays and standout meals to enhance your visit.

Notable history: The space opened as Loews Astor Plaza Theatre in 1974 and has operated under several names—Nokia Theatre Times Square, Best Buy Theater, and PlayStation Theater—before reopening as Palladium Times Square in 2020. It’s a venue with a storied past in New York’s live entertainment scene, including hosting Heisman Trophy ceremonies during its Nokia/PlayStation era.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1515 Broadway, New York, NY 10036.
  • Venue type: indoor live-event venue / concert theater located in One Astor Plaza.
  • Capacity: up to 2,150 for concerts; approximately 1,150 for theater-style setups.
  • Seating chart: mix of standing room on the floor plus rear reserved seating; some GA seating may be available; seating configurations vary by event.
  • Parking: nearby options include Meyers Parking (146 W 44th St) with potential ticket-based validation discounts; multiple nearby garages exist.
  • Transit: located in Times Square; best served by the Times Square–42nd Street subway complex (multiple lines).
  • Nearby hotels: New York Marriott Marquis (1535 Broadway) and Millennium Times Square Hotel (145 W 44th St) are within a short walk.
  • Notable events: has hosted notable events including Heisman Trophy ceremonies (2005–2019 when the venue operated under Nokia/Theatre/PlayStation branding).
  • Renaming/demolition notes: the space was built as Loews Astor Plaza Theatre (1974), later Nokia Theatre Times Square (2005–2010), Best Buy Theater (2010–2015), PlayStation Theater (2015–2019), and reopened as Palladium Times Square in 2020; it is not demolished.