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The Book of Mormon

Eugene O’Neill Theatre
230 W. 49th St., New York, NY, 10036
nr. Eighth Ave.
212-239-6200

Expensive Tickets

By chrisbyron1 on 11/1/2011

  • Overall Rating: 9
  • Yes, I would go back!

I found it to be very difficult to get good seats for The Book of Mormon play. I spend an hour on the internet searching for a couple of reasonably priced <a href=http://amazonticketsonline.com/The-Book-Of-Mormon>The Book of Mormon tickets</a> and never did find anything that I would consider cheap. I had no choice so I decided to buy a couple of seats in the rear mezz instead of the orchestra. I guess the bottom line was, it was worth every penny. Wow, I could watch it again!

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