Metropolitan Opera House

My favorite spot in the New York City and if you are a student you got student ticket so you don’t have to buy in advance just go to the box office and ask for a student ticket. It’s really cheap and they production the music. Everything is world class level. You can dress whatever you want, but I would recommend business casual or formal attire. Make sure you bring your food for the intermission or you. I recommend eating for me before you get to the Opera House.
Zaw Myo Tun - a month ago

Impeccable orchestra and surprisingly affordable! Seeing Eugene Onegin at The Met was a highlight of my trip. I was impressed by the accessibility of the tickets—at $40, it’s much more inclusive than other world-famous houses like La Scala. The highlight was definitely the orchestra; it was absolutely flawless and the best I’ve ever encountered. The vocal performances were solid, though they didn't quite reach the celestial level I had imagined for such a prestigious venue. The facility is well-managed with smooth security checks and very clean restrooms. Highly recommended for any music lover.
Georgia Psarra - a month ago

What a phenomenal night! The place itself is stunningly beautiful, keeping its historic old-world charm while radiating modern elegance. La Traviata was spectacular—the scenery and costumes were incredibly beautiful and detailed. The staff also made arrival effortless with a very organized entrance. I’ll be back for sure
Andrea Posada Colavizza - a month ago

I love this place, if I'm seeing the opera or ABT, it's always a pleasant experience. The Employees are always nice and seem happy at their jobs. The shop is a great place for souvenirs, apparel or opera recordings. Although prices have gone recently because they are struggling for money. I'm sure they will pull through. You can still see world class opera for as little as $25. There's also the lottery in the app where you can get orchestra seats for $25. It's a wonderful experience. If you live in New York you should eat in the restaurant at least once in your life. When I went it was $120 prefix. A little high for me but so fun to do once. You can even wait at the stage door. Meeting the greatest singers in the world is a one of a kind experience. I can't recommend this enough. If you've never been to the opera i suggest La Boheme or Turandot. Both are spectacular spectacles. Subtitles are provided.
FLLOYD - 2 months ago

the building is nice, the chandeliers remind om swarowski xmas deco. The shop is to recommend, lots of item with signature. The bar is ridiculusly overpriced, only for visitors, who dont care about money. The two shows we visited were nice, amazing costumes, the Zefirelli directing is one of a kind, singers mostly good, scenery, lights well made. Glad about the taditional settings. The audience is massively uncivilized: standing up and leaving before the cast had a chance to recieve applaus, talking, being loud, etc. the parts are arias, not songs and the last chord is part of the music, not a place to yell. To men: bravo, to ladies brava! The ballett great niveau. Alltogether one big thing is missing: an opera does not work alone because of 1-2 big names...
Viktor Majzik - 2 months ago