Radio City Music Hall

Great venue. Art deco styled historic music hall. Not a bad seat in the house. Very friendly staff. Concession prices are reasonable. Beautiful everywhere inside from the grand foyer to the actual theater to the lounges. Seats are very comfortable and unlike many places there is actually a good amount of leg room as well. Acoustics were second to none.
Frank Robinson - 3 weeks ago

I was here for the 3rd hololive English Concert "All for One". It was also my first time in NYC and the United States, and this venue was definitely unforgettable! Pretty much all seats were considered "good seats", allowing for most people to see pretty much everything. The entrance hall is very nicely decorated and the staff were incredibly nice. Security checks were thorough yet fast, making sure everyone had a safe experience. I would be happy to come back here, if hololive decided to return to Radio City Music Hall!
Mehdi Baaboura - 2 weeks ago

First, I just have to say that the Hugh Jackman concert was fantastic! 😍 The venue has long lines at the beginning, and the waiting area feels crowded, but once you are inside, everything goes smoothly. The bar offers a nice variety of drinks and a selection of complementary food and snacks. Once you are in the main hall, the ceiling has that feeling of nostalgia and greatness that fuels your excitement. Comfortable chairs, great lighting, open space, and good acoustic. The staff was attentive and friendly. Overall, the concert was an unforgettable experience, and the performance of Hugh was AMAZING! We have to go back to see the Rockettes!
Joa J - 4 months ago

I’d say the tour is a must-do for anyone interested in theater, musical productions, NYC history and especially if you’re into art deco design. The building has been meticulously preserved and restored so it’s a delight. Also, the entire staff was very helpful and friendly; our tour guide Maddie was amazing. She was energetic, funny, knowledgeable, etc.! Thank you Maddie. Couple helpful tips- the entrance and ticket purchase was on 51st street, like at mid-block. We showed up without tickets and were able to buy tickets for the next time slot- no wait. Also, there was an event (a graduation) in the theater during our tour so we didn’t get to enter the theater or the lobby. We were able to see them from balconies, which was still great. I mention it because you may want to ask specifically what areas are inaccessible the day of your visit. I think the staff forgot to mention that we couldn’t go in the lobby during my visit. NBD, but worth asking for specifics. The Roxy Suite was cool, but it was a little underwhelming. I think it’s partially because it photographs so nicely that in-person it is less stunning; also I think the furniture layout in the main room could be more intentional and evocative of a 1920’s lounge/ living room. The circular dining room was very very cool- I wasn’t expecting it and found it very interesting. To sum up- the tour was well worth doing. I enjoyed it and my non-architect girlfriend enjoyed it a lot as well.
Daniel Villa, AIA - 3 months ago

Saw Penn & Teller here—place is HUGE, like 6,000 seats, and it was packed! Restroom lines were super long, but the show was awesome. Those two are absolute legends.
Eric Qiu (Magic Q) - a week ago