This is a great venue for a broadway show - very accessible and centrally located. Plenty of concessions and hard to have a bad seat.

While this theater is dated, we enjoyed a fantastic Mary Poppins show with some fantastic effects, including Mary soaring to the top of the theater in front of the very steep balconies. That said, it was a scramble at the interval to get to the refreshment area, and the service was poor with a limited variety of products, and very... More

We bought last minute tickets through the TKTS Discount Booth and it was worth it. The show was good and the theatre was beautiful. We sat in the balcony, which is on a pretty steep slope. I actually got vertigo until I got used to it! The seats are also very tight and there are a lot of stairs to... More

Come early and enjoy the gorgeous architecture before your show begins! This theater give you a real "feel" for the history of Broadway.

We went to see Mary Poppins here the theatre is beautiful great architecture friendly staff the theatre is small but this means all great seats!

Along with the Winter Garden Theatre, the New Amsterdam Theatre is one of my favorite Broadway houses. I was fortunate to see THE LION KING and MARY POPPINS there. Originally the home of the Ziegfeld Follies, the theatre is not only beautiful but rich in history. I highly recommend taking the tour offered during certain days of the week. The... More

We saw Mary Poppins here and it was worth turning up early just to enjoy looking around this lovely theatre. The seating is tight but many Broadway seats are. A great atmosphere to watch a show in.

Seeing Mary Poppins here restored my faith on live teatre shows. The play was absolutely great. Cast, setting and the theatre is very spectacular. Evfen though our seating was far and uphigh in the balcony, this was the best show I have seen in my life.

this place holds so much history but the fact that it stood during 9/11 and was a place for the rescue workers to go makes it a very memorable visit. Many visitors had tears in their eyes, including me. It is part of the story of those terrible days after 9/11 and needs to be seen.