Radio City Music Hall Tour Experience at rockettes

Radio City Music Hall Guided Tour

Step behind the scenes of America's most famous theatre on this guided tour of Radio City Music Hall. Known as the "Showplace of the Nation" since opening in 1932, this Art Deco masterpiece has hosted legendary concerts, award shows, and of course, the world-famous Rockettes Christmas Spectacular.

Your hour-long tour takes you into areas normally off-limits to the public. Explore the grand foyer with its soaring ceilings and original fixtures, then head backstage to see where performers prepare for shows. You'll visit the luxurious Roxy Suite, a private lounge with fascinating design details and history. The tour also includes access to see the massive Wurlitzer organ and learn about the theatre's role in New York's entertainment legacy.

If you're lucky, you might meet one of the Rockettes, who can share what it's like performing on this legendary stage. While meeting a Rockette isn't guaranteed on every tour, the knowledgeable guides ensure you'll discover the stories and secrets that make Radio City Music Hall a true New York institution. Consider pairing your visit with Top of the Rock observation deck tickets for spectacular city views just blocks away.

What is Included

• One-hour guided tour of Radio City Music Hall
• Access to backstage areas including dressing rooms
• Visit to the Roxy Suite private lounge
• View of the Wurlitzer organ
• Opportunity to meet a Rockette (subject to availability)
• Photography permitted in most areas (no flash)

Good to Know

The tour lasts approximately one hour and is suitable for all ages. Radio City Music Hall is wheelchair accessible, though strollers are not permitted on the tour. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time.

Large bags and backpacks are not allowed inside the venue. Food and beverages are prohibited during the tour. Wear comfortable shoes for walking, and remember that flash photography is not permitted.

Access to certain areas may vary depending on event schedules at the theatre. The venue maintains a comfortable indoor climate year-round. If you're exploring more of Midtown Manhattan, the Empire State Building is just a short walk away for another classic New York experience.