Great seats and great service! prices were very fair and delivery was fast on hard to get tickets.read more

If you need tickets, this is the only place to get them. Sporting events, concerts, Broadway, you…read morename it they can get it: in advance or last minute. If this isn't enough, add outstanding customer service and The BEST seats available- what more could you ask for?!

Tickets, you can find but experience, service & professionalism are what sets Everest apart. They…read morehelped my friends & I plan an unforgettable weekend in Dallas, helping with plane & hotel reservations & even recommending a great place to eat. Anything from last minute, to sold out, to an entire weekend get away Everest have always delivered!

Rich was very helpful in getting tickets for Wicked. The seats were great and we got the tickets…read moreat a good price. The service was great.!

Here's how delightful this service is: I didn't even BUY anything, but I still felt encumbered to…read morecome place a review. I called Rich for a hard to get ticket, and even though I didn't have a high budget, he was friendly, polite, and just like your grandfather, trying to genuinely help you. He didn't mind taking the time to check, to give advice. I just implicitly trust that I'll use him in the future. He was that cool. I'm calling back tomorrow.

The theater is small, there's only one level, and all of it is orchestra. Hence, there are no bad…read moreseats. Orchestra F3 was a perfect seat. Since this is a modern theater, the seats are spacious and comfy. Bring a jacket as it gets really chilly in the theater. Romi and Michelle show was absolutely divine. So bright, positive, and uplifting. Very empowering for women. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to smile, laugh, and have a blast. The cast is super talented. The show lasts 2 and 1/2 hours with a 15 minute intermission.

How many times have you seen the same Broadway play twice in one week? We came to watch "Gotta…read moreDance" at the stage 42 theater. Available for $35 from tdf.org with plenty of openings. I'm here for Wednesday matinee and a Saturday evening Main disadvantage is that the show is off Broadway around 42nd and 10th avenue a 40 minute walk from our timeshare on West 57th Street, compared to a 25 minute walk to Times S quare. Theater has an escalator to bring patrons up to the theater from ground level, with escalator going down when the play ends. First five rows have eye level below stage. First row well below stage level was left vacant. Small theater only 499 seats and 8 women's toilets. No line at intermission. Dance routines from songs from such iconic plays as Singing In The Rain, Gypsy, Jerome Robbins Broadway, Smokey Joe's cafe, Pippin, A Chorus line, Swing, An American in Paris, West Side story, Brown Sugar, and Irving Berlin's White Christmas. Show was only about one third full, so I don't expect the show to be around when we come back in October

They didn't answer their phone or respond to my email. Maybe…read morethe trip is filled & they can't respond to inquires. The Broadway trip sounded great but they should have better Customer Service.

Very disappointed with the NY group tour. While I am very understanding of things being out of…read moretheir control, they handled both the blackout and the refunding of the Hamilton cancellation very badly. Best to book your shows and travel yourself, save a bunch of money, and get better seats!

I recently came here to watch Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen at The Night Egg and could not have been…read moremore pleased with my experience! Entering the venue, I was met with gorgeous reproductions of artwork from the original Manga before continuing to the ticketing counter and to the right where I found the merch counter. Through another set of doors I was directed upstairs to their lounge to take a seat and enjoy a drink or small bites before the show. The lounge was every bit as warm and inviting as I imagined and wines were about $15 a glass. Someone came into the lounge to announce when we were welcome to head back down to take our seats in the theater and we were allowed to take our drinks with us as well. Ushers were helpful in directing us to our seats and there were bars along the outskirts of the theater as well for those who hadn't had a chance to visit the lounge to grab a drink. The stage is circular so in theory there isn't really a bad seat in the house as the actors would shift their scenes all over and face different directions, however I would say the best seats are those in the middle at the top of the seat map on the website. The high chairs are not particularly comfortable and are packed tightly together on rising platforms, however there is a small rail for you to set your drink on in front of you, so that's a plus. Overall the show was fantastic with a very gorgeous, talented cast! The overall theme of this show is toxic relationships and the male protagonist was such a good actor, I hated him within the first 10 minutes of the show. As for the female protagonist, she was just as convincing, pulling at my heart strings for pity through to the end.

I remember when this was a club with 80s music vibe and to come back after so many years to see an…read moreoff broadway show is so worth it. The ambiance is to die for with all the vintage items - the staff was very accommodating and friendly. You truly were in a total different experience and vibe - I do recommend and keep on the look out if there is ever to be a new show perfect when you don't want to be with a big crowd as this was a packed out show.

An absolute MUST while in New York! So many amazing people perform - you can find such a variety of…read moreshows and they range in price, with some very affordable options. Highly recommend doing this!

Love the Broadway Shows in New York. There are many shows happening everyday. I came here to watch…read moreAladdin and it was amazing. It was in the New Amsterdam Theater. The act was very touching. I loved it. If you are in New York, this is one of the attractions that you must do. It is well worth the price. New York is known for the musical shows. Some of the popular ones include: The Lion King Moulin Rouge! The Musical Wicked The Phantom of the Opera (this is a classic) Chicago and etc. I got my ticket last min so this is not an activity that requires advance booking. You can get tickets at Time Square from TKTS or online from multiple booking platform or even from Ticketmaster.

These guys were awesome. Thanks to them I had one of the best concert experiences of my life. I was…read morereally scared at first because I actually found them via Craigslist, and then I looked them up and they had a poor grade on the BBB site, but upon reading the site further I found that ratings can be poor simply if the businesses don't send in information. So I found out about the Rock&Roll Hall Of Fame concert at Madison Square Garden totally last-minute. I can't remember who I spoke to from LTT, possibly a Jonathan, possibly someone by another name, but he was very friendly, really good at staying in contact, and got me a deal that was like $75 below face value. Granted, this was literally hours before the show, but still. I was really happy that it was a credit card transaction over the phone. This was the first time I had done such an impulsive concert buy, so I was scared that I would be getting all kinds of bogus charges on my card, but I checked my statements and it was a seamless transaction, at the correct price. Awesome!! I would definitely call these guys again if I'm looking for a hard-to-find ticket.

I purchased 5 NON-REFUNDABLE Lexus Club Box tickets for Game 2 of the ALCS (Texas Rangers vs…read more Detroit Tigers) in Arlington, Texas on October 9, 2011 through Let's Talk Tickets for a total of $589.75. For those unfamiliar with The Ballpark at Arlington these are very well-situated seats that are wider than all the rest and come with concierge service to your seat. My card was charged immediately and I received confirmation via e-mail right away. The game ended up being rescheduled to the next day (October 10) due to rain. I was appropriately notified by Let's Talk Tickets via e-mail about the change. There was a $15 charge to pick the tickets up near the stadium, which I paid. As I approached the stadium I called to get directions and confirm that they had the tickets--I was told that the tickets were ready and waiting and I was given directions to the pick-up location. This was approximately one hour before game time and 20 minutes before I arrived at Lower Level Tickets (the designated pick-up point). When we arrived at Lower Level Tickets approximately 20 minutes later to pick up our tickets we were dismayed and disgusted to be told that MY NON-REFUNDABLE PRE-PAID tickets had "accidentally" been sold to some one else! I couldn't understand how this could happen when I had just confirmed that they were there 20 minutes prior! I was basically told that I was SOL. The guy at Lower Level Tickets said he "would try to get us in the stadium" which is dummy-speak for nosebleed seats that weren't even together. No thanks. No comparable or alternate tickets with 5 adjacent seats were offered. They said they'd give me a refund of my purchase price. I asked to speak to the manager but he refused to come out. No apology, no nothing. I then had the unenviable task of going back to the car empty-handed to tell my two grandsons (aged 7 and 5) that we got ripped off and they were unfortunately NOT going to their first Ranger game that day. I called the broker at Let's Talk Tickets in New Jersey (Rob Giaconia) since he was the one I actually paid the money to online. He was unapologetic but said he'd give us a refund. I said that he needed to do one of two things: 1) get us in the game in comparable seats TOGETHER, or 2) get us comparable seats for the next home game (this would be Game 6 IF the series came back to Texas). I felt that even this was pushing it because there might not even be a Game 6! Rob chose to do neither because he said if there was a Game 6, that those same tickets would be a little more expensive so it would cost him money. The way I see it, they made a HUGE mistake and should eat any loss they would sustain to try to rectify the screw-up. Apparently that is not how either of these companies do business. Both the agent at Lower Level Tickets and Rob at Let's Talk Tickets could not have cared less and to add insult to injury, Rob ended up SCREAMING at me on the phone! The whole family was extremely disappointed since I promised to take the little ones to their first Rangers game. I am aware that sometimes crazy things happen but I do expect that any business worth its salt would step up and try to do the right thing to fix the situation. No one took any responsibility for what happened. They should be ashamed to do business that way. BEWARE! You can use these guys and pay for your tickets but you won't know for sure whether you will actually get them! I am taking my grandkids to Game 6 and I already bought the tickets but I sure as heck didn't use these jokers again. I'd give them no stars if it would let me.