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If your kid like Harry Potter, they'll enjoy it. And you'll enjoy it as an adult. Try row k if you can. No one is sitting in front of you. Kids had a blast. A bit expensive, but what can you do?

I knew I couldn’t leave NYC without seeing a Broadway show, but we didn’t have anything specific picked out. We decided to just play it by ear and ended up grabbing last‑minute second‑balcony seats to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Honestly, best spontaneous decision ever. The moment the curtains lifted, it felt like pure magic. The effects were so good they looked like real spells flying across the stage, and the cast was phenomenal — full of energy and totally brought every character to life. A fantastic Broadway experience.

Magical and entrancing performance. I read this script of this play to both my children and enjoyed it as a good sequel to the Harry Potter series. However I'd no idea how fantastic the actual stage performance would be. My jaw literally hit the floor several times at the depth of the special stage effects, completely mesmerising! The performances were great, very talented acting especially from Aiden Close. Really enjoyed the whole experience, will really want to see it again, thank you!

I found this to be one of the worst plays I have ever seen - and I have seen a lot. While the show is highly anticipated, the actual execution falls completely flat. The acting is incredibly screechy and over-the-top, making it hard to connect with any of the characters. Despite running for nearly three hours, the play feels completely hurried, rushing through plot points without giving the story or diaglogue room to breathe. And don’t get me started on the choreography - or lack there of. If I see them flip one more cape I will have to say Avada Kedevra!!! Ultimately, it is just boring. Huge special effects cannot save a production that lacks heart, nuance, and good pacing. Save your time and money - DO NOT GO!!!

Outstanding experience. The effects were really neat, very immersive experience. The theater was beautiful!

Everything went smoothly. I Took pictures of the tickets on my phone and scanned in with no problems

All staff were extremely friendly and helpful prior to the show starting. The show was amazing with awesome stunts and effects coming with some surprising illusions & I am still trying to figure out how some of the characters were able to disappear and reappear on stage so quickly. The set was perfectly made but it was the Actors who were A+ stars that truly made the show come to life, seem more realistic and truly enjoyable to watch.

Watching Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway was an experience I’ll never forget. From the moment the lights dimmed, I was completely immersed in a world where the impossible seemed real. Every illusion, spell, and scene change was executed so flawlessly that I often found myself wondering how it was even possible. Whether you’ve grown up with Harry Potter or are simply looking for an extraordinary night at the theatre, this show is worth experiencing. It’s one of those productions that can only be fully appreciated from a seat in the audience, where the magic unfolds right before your eyes.

Me and one of my best friends booked a weekend in New York just to see Tom Felton play the curse of child, and it blew me away we booked a little bit more of an extra pricey ticket. We had a private lounge with built-in snacks and free drinks, which were delicious and amazing. We were greeted with such friendly and kind people. The show itself was spectacular. I cried my whole way through. I was just in awe of the magic and the fun that I and everyone around me was having I absolutely recommend watching the show and getting to see Tom Felton play Draco again was just the icing on the cake.

Fabulous show. We’d seen it in London a few years ago but the shorter one part show is much faster paced and slicker. Special effects remain brilliant and great to be able to see Tom Felton. Our seats in Row K were excellent, huge leg room and great view of stage.