Attack on Titan
12 upcoming performances Other Theater
Jan 10 Sun
Next event near New York Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium New York, NY · 2:00 PM · 201 tickets
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Attack on Titan performance schedule near New York
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Jan10Sun
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium · New York, NY · 2:00 PM
Jan10Sun
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium · New York, NY · 8:00 PM
Apr5Mon
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Orchestra Hall - MN · Minneapolis, MN · 12:00 PM
Apr5Mon
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Orchestra Hall - MN · Minneapolis, MN · 7:30 PM
Apr12Mon
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Davies Symphony Hall · San Francisco, CA · 7:30 PM
Apr17Sat
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Dolby Theatre · Hollywood, CA · 7:30 PM
Apr18Sun
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Dolby Theatre · Hollywood, CA · 2:30 PM
May22Sat
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Benaroya Hall - Taper Auditorium · Seattle, WA · 7:30 PM
May23Sun
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Benaroya Hall - Taper Auditorium · Seattle, WA · 2:30 PM
Jul9Fri
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Chicago Symphony Center · Chicago, IL · 8:00 PM
Jul15Thu
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Capital One Hall · Tysons, VA · 7:30 PM
Jul16Fri
Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis
Capital One Hall · Tysons, VA · 7:30 PM
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Attack on Titan tickets — what to know
Browse every confirmed Attack on Titan performance below. Filter to performances near New York, or open the whole run to compare cities and performances. Prices include all service fees, tickets are delivered to your phone within seconds of purchase, and every order is backed by our 100% Buyer Guarantee.
The theater, the section, the date, and how many other people had the same idea all move the price. You will find a real range rather than one number, and it shifts as seats sell.
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Yes — dates and times are right above. New performances and cities get added as the production announces them, so check back if your date is not up yet.
Typically well ahead of the performance, with additional seats sometimes appearing closer to the date. Planners and procrastinators both get a window.
Weekday evenings and matinees, almost always. Same cast, same score, same goosebumps at the same moment — just a quieter night to buy into.
Cast members are subject to change without notice. Productions fully intend to put their scheduled performers on stage, but illness, scheduling, and life itself occasionally have other plans.
Tickets are sold for the performance, not for an individual performer. Cast changes, understudy appearances included, do not usually qualify for a refund.
You see the show, and often you see something special. Understudies and standbys are fully trained for these roles and have been waiting a long time for the call. Performances are not cancelled or refunded because of a cast change — and theater fans will tell you some of the best nights they have had started with a slip in the playbill.
Yes, whenever sellers list it for an announced show. Parking passes are sold separately here on Tickets.com, and sorting that out in advance means arriving relaxed instead of sprinting.
Most theaters open thirty to sixty minutes before curtain. Your ticket or the venue's site has the exact time — worth a glance, because curtain does not wait.
Most productions include at least one, usually ten to twenty minutes between acts — enough for the restroom, a drink, and a quick debrief about what just happened. Some shows run straight through with no break, so check the details for your performance before you plan around it.
Orchestra for the detail, mezzanine for the full stage picture, balcony for the value, plus premium and accessible (ADA) seating. Open a performance to see the seat map and what is open right now.
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Yes. Every listing you see is priced with all fees included, so the number that catches your eye is the number that hits your card. By placing an order, you authorize the Service Provider to charge your payment method for the total order amount, including all fees and charges.
That depends on what the listing says, so give it a read before you buy — it will tell you exactly what you are getting. One thing to know: we reserve the right to replace tickets with comparable or upgraded tickets, and when we do, we are considered to have fulfilled our obligations. Confirm the location, description, and price before you order. Questions? Call 833.677.9060 and a human will pick up.
Essential show-day checklist
Before You Leave
- Digital tickets: download them to your phone's wallet now. Theater lobby Wi-Fi is famously unreliable, usually at the worst possible moment.
- ID: bring a valid photo ID — venues may ask for it at entry or at will-call.
- Bag policy: check the theater's guidelines. Smaller bags are the safe bet, and older theaters have very little room under the seats.
- Cash and cards: most venues are cashless now, but a little cash has saved more than one intermission drink order.
Quick Tips
- Arrive early: twenty to forty-five minutes before curtain. Late seating is often held until a break, and that break may be a while.
- Unplug: phones silenced and away once the lights go down. The person next to you will never say thank you, but they mean it.
- Refreshments: grab them before the show or at intermission, not during the number everyone came for.
What to Wear
- Smart casual: there is no strict dress code, but neat and comfortable is the room.
- Layer up: theater temperature is its own unpredictable act.
- Comfort matters: you are sitting for a couple of hours, so dress for the seat, not the lobby photo.
Logistics and Safety
- Plan ahead: sort out parking, transit, or your ride before you leave.
- Allow extra time: city theaters come with traffic and a security line, and curtain is not negotiable.
- Know the rules: late seating is usually restricted until a break in the show, so the clock matters more here than almost anywhere else.