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2. TKTS - Wikipedia

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   The TKTS booth, its parent organization Theatre Development Fund (TDF), and Broadway show producers have been criticized for their claimed 50% off ticket prices. [20] The prevailing belief is that TKTS offers 50% off of the normal sale price of a ticket, when in fact, those tickets are often subject to markups through dynamic pricing . [ 21 ]

3. Just in time for audiences and Broadway, the half-price ... - AOL

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   New York City's beloved half-price TKTS ticket booth, a kiosk in the middle of Times Square which sells same-day tickets to Broadway and off-Broadway performances, is finally back in service after ...

4. TKTS booth to reopen with discount tickets on same-day ... - AOL

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   Broadway’s coming back, and so are bargains. The famed TKTS discount ticket booth in New York City’s Times Square will reopen Sept. 14 — the same day “Hamilton,” “The Lion King ...

5. Broadway’s Hard-Hit TKTS Discount Ticket Booth Operator ...

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   The Theatre Development Fund, the not-for-profit organization with services including the hugely popular TKTS discount ticket booths in Times Square and other New York City locations, is launching ...

6. Theatre Development Fund - Wikipedia

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   [10] [5] TDF has two TKTS discount ticket booths in New York City, the original in Times Square and another at Lincoln Center. [11] There are booths in Philadelphia, London and Tokyo that license the TKTS trademark, but the organizations are otherwise unrelated. [12] Starting in 1972, TDF added Off-off-Broadway productions to its offerings.

7. Booth Theatre - Wikipedia

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   The Booth Theatre building takes up 90 feet (27 m) of the Shubert Alley frontage. [7] [8] The Booth is part of the largest concentration of Broadway theaters on a single block. [9] The adjoining block of 45th Street is also known as George Abbott Way, [10] and foot traffic on the street increases box-office totals for the theaters there. [11]