Huge fan of the show, so when they came to NYC i had to go. Got VIP tickets and we were let in first but it was a little wait. They gave us papers from lady whistledown and we went to take photos right away so the lines wouldn't be as long later. It was perfect that we did that because the lines got insane when the reg ticketed guests came in. Drinks were very expensive and were not the best. The vip area had tables and no seats which i didn't enjoy. There was an area to buy merch. The bathroom was decorated and there was a coat check area which was great. The show was amazing and so was the music. I'm glad i went but think it's a one time experience read more

A Bridgerton Experience - Performing Arts Near Me - New York, New York

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I should start off by saying I've never even watched this show and I had a fantastic time at the bridgerton experience. It was so beautiful from the moment we stepped in. As a guest, it's also worth dressing up to the theme, as you can get some amazing photos, and you will fit in so nicely with the vibe. Everyone working here was so beautifully dressed and the actors were amazing. The entertainment quality was definitely a high level - show, plus interactive. I definitely recommend visiting this experience. read more

A Bridgerton Experience - Performing Arts Near Me - New York, New York

I came here the other night as part of Fever's experience. This is an interactive/immersive theatre experience that is supposed to mimic Season 1 of Bridgerton. Definitely a really fun time if you go! Tips: +Dress up!!! Everyone that shows up at least comes in a suit or ball gown. You don't have to do a regency era inspired outfit. But you will feel out of place if you don't. + Come early. Online it says that they open the doors 30 min before the ticket time. Unfortunately, for us, they only opened it 10 min before hand. But had we waited, there would have been a huge crowd and it would have been hard to get all your photos in and enjoy the show. + If you want food, order a treat box before hand through Fever. Otherwise, there aren't food options at the wve Photo Ops: + Portraits - perhaps the most time restricted as the line is always the longest + Wisteria Tunnel - best time is when people are bowing to the Queen as the Tunnel is completely empty + Queen's throne - only open at the end of the event. So be sure to line up as soon as the Queen leaves for these pics + There are several other backdrops around the area so be sure to explore. The three I named above are the hardest to get, so watch the timing. IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC read more

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Went last Weekend for my Bday. We didnt enjoy ourselves. It was too rushed. When they say come in early to get a table. Thats a lie, as the ratio is 12 tables to over 100 ladies. The tables do not include chairs. They're more like Bar tables to place your drink. The space is too small for everyone they jam in. There is barely any room for dancing. The drinks are over priced and after my Husband bought all of the Charcuterie Boxes, Crowns, Fans, Desert Boxes, They wouldnt even give him a bag to put all that stuff in. We paid $80 for 3 drinks and water. The Queens Court only allows you to get in 15min earlier and for $108, not worth it. The only thing I like is that you go up on Stage and take a photo in your attire and it is displayed as a portrait. I thought that was cool. I also liked that you get Lady Whistledown's paper upon entrance. That was a nice touch. We couldn't see the performance all that great as too many ppl were in front if us. When you're selected as a Diamond the least they can do is Crown you. They do not give you a complimentary Crown FYI: The Queen's presence amounts to 15 mins on the floor for the entire duration. She then changes to some Body Suit looking attire that just doesn't make sense. read more

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My wife who watches this show grabbed me by the ear and told me we are going to the ball. Lol! I went with much trepidation and uneasiness about what to expect. However, I had a wonderful time at this event. We enjoyed the drinks and the sense of camaraderie among participants as well as the elaborate outfits people were wearing. The women looked beautiful in their outfits and the men looked so authentic in theirs. This was a wonderful experience and in the future there will be no need for ear pulling. Lol! A truly fun experience. read more

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I love this so, so, so much! It's a thing for adults who love Renaissance faire and who realize they are also in love with Bridgerton, the Netflix series. I felt that it was well put together. I can only speak from the VIP, since that's what my friends and I all decided on before the event. On that note, VIP means it includes a cocktail with a pin, tote bag, and early admission, whereas regular does not include any of those options and may be a longer wait. There's a coat check in case you would like to change from normal gear into fancy dress and vice versa. Also, there is a gift shop which has the most adorable stuff all Bridgerton related...like tea with the characters from the show, makeup, hoodies, cute Corgi stuffed animals, fans, mugs, necklaces, tiaras, etc. So much in terms of cute things! Although it seems like a higher women-to-men ratio, I felt it had everything to make your heart melt into a happy puddle. Where do I start? From the coordinated dancing routines, the wonderful announcements from the royal court, the studio portrait on the fancy royal sofa, and the cute photographable moments. There were other fun things offered like a chance to dance with a gentleman, the bowing to the Queen, also a portion of the time where there were professionals teaching a few dance steps to the very end where we had time to freestyle at the end to classics. There were alcoholic options like wine, cocktails, spirits, all in the Bridgerton themes, and also non-alcoholic options like seltzer and water. I saw food treat boxes labeled sweet, savory, vegan, that you could buy in single or as a pair. I didn't try it, so I can't tell you how it was. The event started at 2 PM, so I ate before I arrived. How would I describe this experience who want to know if it is worth it? It felt like a combination of a wedding+watching Bridgerton live+ bachelorette party. I loved the energy of the people who were attending. Ladies were dressed to the 9's in fully decked out in beautiful jewelry and hairstyle just stunning. Even if you don't feel like dressing up, that's okay as well. Do what works for you. It's just most did when I went to the experience yesterday. There were professionals dressed to the part with top hats, corsets, and realistic true to Bridgerton form with hoopskirts from the Regency era and also gorgeous gowns and adorned in frocks that were touching the floor! I recommend this experience, and I just would definitely go again! Tell me when you go so we can go! read more

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This is from the perspective of someone who never saw the show. I wanted to celebrate my benchmark birthday a BIG WAY so why not dress like a queen and have my friends with me. We were a group of 5 with different types of tickets. Advice: 1. Once you are inside, it really does not matter what type of ticket you have. It impacts only the entrance from outside and a special line inside to hail to The Queen. 2. If you have an AMEX card, there is a special line for you. 3. Wear comfortable shoes. It is all standing. 4. Wear a gown and a tiara, why not? 5. TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES Enjoy! read more

Love the Bridgerton Netflix series and especially Queen Charlotte series so when my sister in law told me about A Bridgerton Experience I said hell yes so excited just shopping for my outfit to the Tiera and elaborate jewelry-oh let me mention I dragged my hubby not to happy but at the end enjoyed every bit of the experience. From the minute I entered the ball room I felt butterflies in by stomach fill with excitement hearing the ball music, the outfits so elegant on so many women but the men did not stay behind very handsome looking prestigious. This event is for all as I saw mother and daughters-husband and wives. The event accommodated disabled individual on wheelchair how beautiful is that. The decorations -dancing performances-the different areas for picture taking -what can I say you have to be there to experience it for sure. read more

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Such a FUN experience! Admittedly I think we lucked out because we went on Father's Day and barely anyone was there. We also opted for a 2pm on a Sunday so I'm not sure if that's more of an off peak time as opposed to others but it's definitely a lot cheaper. Some tips: -if you have AMEX you get 20% off merchandising and drinks and pretty much everything at the event except for Pat McGrath goodies. -with AMEX you also enter right after the Queen's court aka the vips so you get in about 15 min before general admission EVEN IF you're also a general admission ticket holder. You can also bring three guests in with you! - there's a coat check so bring a change of clothes in a bag. There's security that stands there for the entirety of the event so your stuff is safe - you can access coat check at anytime! - at the end of the event CHANGE in the gender neutral bathroom, there's plenty of space for like three of your gorliez to change - VIP isn't worth it. I didn't have it but all it seems to allow you to do is get in early and get a free drink but essentially you've already paid through your ears for that drink in your ticket price so skip it. - if you want to be selected for diamond it's best you stay closest to the queen's line of vision. That would be closest to where she enters the ballroom, so by the red curtains (you can't miss it). VIPs present themselves to her first but general admission can too after but it's in lines of three. BUT they give a chance for people to present themselves AGAIN later so you can legit go up solo and curtesy. - talk/dance with the actors. They're all very sweet. - don't worry about taking photos under the flower arch thingy first thing. You'll have time trust me. Do it when the dance party begins and everyone's too busy on the dance floor. It'll be totally empty under the flower arch then and you'll get much better photos. - do the painting portrait first before the queen comes in because it's an amazing photo op and the lines for that one will probably get the longest overall. - you can sit on the "throne" after the queen leaves! Just stay close when the actors are opening it up for access and be the first on line to get your shots! - don't be worried about not having enough time to do things. It's a tightly run ship for sure with the schedule of activities but there's plenty of free time around it to get photos and mingle I promise! everything was VERY well organized. - you're moving around a lot in terms of participating in dances or being called to the dance floor for performances so snagging a table really doesn't matter unless you're drinking. - take advantage of the balcony view up the stairs to get a view over the entire space! Also in case you feel suffocated. - the place is well lit so you'll get good photos even if it's on an iPhone! - make sure you take pictures in the little green box thing (you'll know it when you see it) EARLIER when there's standard lighting and not the neon fluorescent or else you'll look like the blue man group in the photos. Once the free for all dance party begins (which concludes the event) the lighting becomes entirely blue purple whatever and there's no chance to get a photo in there without looking otherwise lol Overall SUCH a good time! It's worth going even by yourself because everyone's very friendly. And dressing up is SO FUN. I would genuinely go again if getting there wasn't such a hassle with the fancy clothing haha. So splurge on the Lyft (Uber is so much more expensive lol) and grab your girls AND GO. read more

A Bridgerton Experience - Queen's throne - Performing Arts Near Me - New York, New York

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