New York Events

There is a reason why New York City has more nicknames than any other American city. From the Big Apple to the city so nice they named it twice, New York, New York, is the unofficial capital of American culture, from its unparalleled theater, entertainment, media, dining and fashion dominance to its role as the financial center of the country. From such landmarks as Central Park to the Statue of Liberty to the Empire State Building, it is no wonder that more than 18.9 million people call the metropolitan area of New York City home. You will never run out of things to do in the Big Apple, and GoTickets can help make it happen with New York tickets to everything you want to see.

New York Sports Tickets
Between New York City and Boston, it is hard to call which sports fans are the more devoted and passionate. Perhaps that is due in large part to the intensity of the rivalries between many teams from both cities. None of those rivalries is as fierce as that of the NY Yankees and the Boston Red Sox. New York Yankees tickets give you a chance to check out the new Yankee Stadium, which opened in ‘09. That same year, the other New York MLB team, the NY Mets, also got a new stadium in Citi Field. The city also has two NBA teams in the metropolitan area. The NY Knicks have spent many years playing at Madison Square Garden, while the New Jersey Nets call Prudential Center home, and so do the NHL’s New Jersey Devils. When it comes to the NFL, New York also has two franchises in the New York Jets and the New York Giants, who both share the New Meadowlands Stadium. In 2013 you might be able to watch some Formula 1 Racing as the New York Grand Prix comes to the Big Apple. Other hot New York sports tickets include the annual U.S. Tennis Open.

New York Concert Tickets and New York Theater Tickets
Arguably no city in the world has more of a prolific and high quality theater scene than New York City, which is why New York theater tickets and Broadway show tickets will always be a hot commodity. Among the most famous of the 39 theaters that comprise the district officially known as Broadway are the Music Box Theater, the Ethyl Barrymore Theater, the Foxwood Theatre, the Helen Hayes Theatre and the Majestic Theatre. Famous venues that you will gain access to with New York concert tickets include Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, the Bowery, the Roseland Ballroom and Radio City Music Hall.