HIPTIX

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What is HIPTIX?

It's about experiencing the thrill of live theatre with people like you ... for only $20.
 

What is HIPTIX®?

Hiptix is Roundabout's low-price ticket program for theatregoers 18–35. It's free to join and gets you $20 tickets to all Roundabout shows, plus exclusive event invites and discounts for theatre around New York City.

  • Hiptix is free to join.
  • You have to be 18–35 to join.
  • All tickets are $20. You can purchase 2 tickets for each show, in advance, with your Hiptix membership, but your guest will also need to provide proof of age.
  • We reserve 10–40 seats at all Roundabout performances for Hiptix members. Hiptix tickets are typically in the Mezzanine, but upgrade to Hiptix Gold to get Orchestra seats. Learn more
  • There is absolutely no obligation to purchase tickets.

 

JOIN HIPTIX

HOW TO RESERVE HIPTIX TICKETS

ONLINE
  1. Choose the show you want to see.
  2. Enter appeal code Hiptix. You may book a maximum of two tickets online.
  3. You tickets will be held at the Box Office. The Box Office will confirm that at least one person per two tickets is a Hiptix member, and that all ticketholders are between the ages of 18–35. Please be ready for all ticketholders to show proof of age. 
BY PHONE
Call 212.719.1300 to book your Hiptix tickets by phone. Be sure to say that you are calling to book Hiptix. If you want to see a show with friends, you can link your accounts. The best way to purchase tickets with linked accounts is to order by phone. 
 
AT THE BOX OFFICE
Visit the Studio 54, American Airlines Theatre, Stephen Sondheim Theatre or Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre Box Office and mention you are a Hiptix member.
 
 
Visit our Shows & Events page to see what's currently playing.
 
 

Hiptix Sponsors: Bank of America, Bourbon Street Bar & Grille, Faces & Names, Iguana, Radeberger Pilsner, St. Andrews, Diageo, Ben's Deli and exclusive Hiptix media partner, Time Out New York.


 







  

This program is supported, in part, by funds from Bank of America and Theatre Subdistrict Council, LDC.