2:22 - A Ghost Story at Lucille Lortel: Frequently Asked Questions
When is 2:22 - A Ghost Story playing at Lucille Lortel?
2:22 - A Ghost Story is scheduled at Lucille Lortel in New York from, through January 17, 2027. Check the event listing on ticketsnewarknj.com for the performance date and time you want before purchasing.
What kind of show is 2:22 - A Ghost Story?
2:22 - A Ghost Story is a play that combines supernatural suspense with a mystery-driven story. It is a theatrical performance rather than a concert, so there is no musical setlist or opening act listed for this event.
How long is 2:22 - A Ghost Story?
The exact running time for these performances has not been provided. Check the event details closer to your selected date for the latest timing information, and allow extra time for arrival and entry.
Where is Lucille Lortel, and how can I get there?
Lucille Lortel is in New York, New York. The venue is in Manhattan's West Village, an area served by New York City subway and bus routes. Check current MTA schedules and service updates before traveling, as routes and service can change.
What are the parking options near Lucille Lortel?
Street parking in the West Village can be limited, and posted rules may restrict when and where you can park. Nearby paid garages may offer a more predictable option; compare locations, rates, and availability in advance. Leave extra time for traffic and parking before the performance.
What are the best seats at Lucille Lortel?
For a close view of the actors and stage detail, consider seats near the center of the auditorium. The best choice depends on your preferred distance and the available seating for your performance. Review the seating map and seat details shown at checkout before buying.
Are some seats at Lucille Lortel less desirable?
Seats at the far sides or toward the back may feel less close to the action than central seats nearer the stage. Sightlines can vary by seat, so consult the seating map and any view notes provided for the specific tickets you are considering.
What should I know about bags and venue policies?
Bag rules and entry procedures can change, and no specific policy has been provided for these performances. Check Lucille Lortel's current guidance before attending, and bring only what you need to help make entry smoother.
How much do tickets to 2:22 - A Ghost Story cost?
Prices currently start around $45, with many tickets potentially ranging from about $45 to $180 or more. Prices vary by performance date, seat location, availability, and market demand, so the displayed price may change before purchase.
How do I access mobile tickets purchased on ticketsnewarknj.com?
Check your order confirmation for delivery instructions and any link to access your tickets. Save the tickets to your phone or open them before arriving, and make sure your device is charged. Delivery timing and format can vary by listing.
How can I buy legitimate tickets, and what happens if delivery is delayed?
Review the event, date, seat details, and delivery information carefully before completing your order on ticketsnewarknj.com. Check the site's stated terms and guarantees for the applicable protections. If your tickets have not arrived by the expected delivery time, contact customer support using the details provided with your order.
Is there an age restriction for 2:22 - A Ghost Story?
No age restriction has been provided for these performances. The show's suspenseful, supernatural themes may not suit every younger audience member; confirm any venue age guidance before purchasing.
2:22 - A Ghost Story Newark Theatre reviews
Better with age
Thank you 2:22 - A Ghost Story for continuing to perform for your fans, and treating every show with the energy it deserves, leaving nothing behind. The historic venue was tattered but the acoustics were great. My VIP seats were worth every penny. Longer show. My fourth seeing 2:22 - A Ghost Story. And 2:22 - A Ghost Story did not disappoint. I’d see them again and pay for VIP seats again if they do a headline show again. The orchestra seat customers were on our feet from the first note until the last with plenty of singalong opportunities to the classics after being treated to The Mission in full, which sounded better live than on the recording. Outstanding show, I love them being headliner/not sharing billing. Lobby and restroom facilities were insufficient, prearranged parking at Arch St in Boston was confusing but affordable and close by. They were energized and sounded great.