Abigail Smith
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Beautiful venue, not the style we expected, but amazing in its own way. We re not the type to buy drinks at a show but they had a small water fountain with paper cups provided and that was a very nice feature. The show (Norma) was wonderful, and each seat has its own translation screen with the option to select from a number of different languages. The gift shop was expansive and there were some reasonably priced items if you were just looking for a simple souvenir. The gift shop staff was incredibly friendly.

Dan Lopez
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WOW! Color me impressed. Really nice Mexican restaurant. A little bit higher scale than the average but not super high end. Needless to say, it is very authentic. Better than others I've visited here in NYC. Tasty food! Take this from a Mexico City Mexican.

Andrew K
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Well organized staff and amazingly quick how many people were able to get tickets and seated in so short a time. Although the leg room for $80 seats were dismal. I'm 6'2" and couldn't sit comfortably at all. My knees were bent at weird angles or I'd have to hug them. Performance and main singers were very good though.

Holly Slocum
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Loved Mephistophele! The prologue had us hooked -with exciting sets, heavenly chorus (adult and children s), memorable soloists, glorious music - and the opera only improved from there. Plus, the world renowned Opera House - and our friendly seat mates!

Kez G
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Went to see The Marriage of Figaro. They could work on making a more comfortable seating area with atmosphere (maybe dome light music?) before entering the hall. The bar only takes cash which is a bit inconvenient. But other than that, superb!

Carolina Batista
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It's really beautiful, so fun for a night out to dress up and take pictures. I've been to a few opera houses and I always buy nosebleed tickets, I've found the acoustics in the nosebleeds to be kind of meh compared to other opera houses (ex. Oslo and Garnier Opera houses). I've been to 2 shows here, Turandot and La Boheme. The sets and costumes were absolutely stunning both times.

Mau Mau
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This is the Metropolitan Opera House. It is beautiful inside and outside. The performance was amazing (Magic Flute). If you come to NY, pay a visit here, you won't regret. There is even subtitle available for the Opera! The view on the picture is from the Grand Tier B4. If you are worried about the snowflake shaped chandelier that hangs just in front of you, don't be, it goes up to the ceiling before the show starts.

Sarah Phillips
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The MET is one of my favorite places in the world. I've seen a number of productions over the years and I'm still awestruck every time I go. For instance, recently I saw Nabucco, and they actually set the set on fire during the scene where the city is taken. Their occasional abridged, English-language adaptations of opera favorites like The Magic Flute or the Barber of Seville are a great way to introduce friends to opera. Student tickets are available for $25 for most productions. But even when those sell out, you can go the day of any performance to the box office on the morning of the performance to get standing room tickets for $25. Those tickets are seriously worth it, and honestly, the standing room location is pretty comfy for what it is. Best value for what you get I'd say. Not that there's anything wrong with the Grand Tier... heck, if I had the money I'd get seats there more often. ;-) If you don't know Italian or whatever the language your opera of choice is in, fear not! Every seat has its own subtitle screen that can be adjusted to display titles in English and usually a few other languages.

Thom Foolery
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Broadway is to tourists as the Met is to Nyers. Always choose the orchestra as close as you can to the pit. Classics and avante garde productions such a lamour de loin and parsifal always blow my mind... also best place to nap, just dont snore lol

Diana Prince
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The best experience of my life! I loved everything about it. I hope to go again soon. I'm glad I also got to go with a good friend and her daughter. We watched the magic flute and it was wonderful. I still can't believe that I had a chance to go period. I felt like Cinderella. The place is beautiful!

Jason Nickel
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It's the Metropolitan Opera House. In New York City. Prepare yourself for a real treat. Highly recommend going all out and dressing to the nines (black tie optional; a proper suit or lovely dress would be just perfect). Oh, and the bar on the mezzanine level is usually less busy and you can walk out on the balcony facing Lincoln Center and the fountain.

Bhuvana Anand
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We watched LaBoheme at the Met Opera in Lincoln Centre. What an outstanding experience: beautiful beautiful venue, and fantastic opera. Really worth doing. For those who don't know operatic languages, there is a neat translation screen that shows you what's going on.

Jeffrey Hesson
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BEWARE! Atrocious cancellation policy. Biggest snow storm of 2018, 4k flights Cancelled, best they can do is a "snow day" within 2 weeks, or donate your ticket to them for a tax credit. I'm trying to recover 40 bucks what's a 40 dollar donation going to do for this guy's taxes? I'm sure it's a great venue, but how could I ever possibly buy online ever again. They need to revise the cancellation policy. IF YOU PURCHASE, KNOW THAT IF ANYTHING HAPPENS, NO MATTER WHAT, THEY WILL NOT BUDGE ON CANCELLATION.

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