Radio City Music Hall Christmas Show Tickets Sold Like Hot Cakes!

Radio City Music Hall sparkled with the 2006 Radio City Christmas Spectacular opening from November 9, 2006 to December 30, 2006. It was a special time, as the whole cast as well as the world-known Rockettes, debuted an original song that showed off magnificent sets, gorgeous costumes, dazzling stage effects, and a thrilling new tap routine! The smashing hits like "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" and "Living Nativity", acted as the icing on the cake!

The show, lasting up to 90 to 105 minutes, was open for anyone above 2 years of age. Toddlers below this age were not allowed to occupy a seat, as they didn’t get a ticket, and had to be seated on their parent’s or guardian’s lap. Nobody was deprived of the unique experience offered by the Spectacular. No sooner, the audience entered the doors of the Radio City Music Hall, than it started snowing, and the dazzle of fireworks sparkled the stage, announcing the arrival of Christmas!

Radio City Music Hall is no ordinary Hall. It has seen many careers made in the Hall, a host of grand events, and crowds of crazy audience falling over the stage! This Hall was opened on December 27, 1932, and from that day onwards until today, more than 300 million visitors from across the world have had the privilege of stepping inside this magnificent Hall and taking back memories to cherish forever.

Radio City Music Hall has become one of the main attractions for tourists in the city of New York. It had obtained the official landmark status in the year 1978. It was in 1999, when this Hall was subject to the most far-reaching restoration project, since it was established. The restoration costs about $70 million! However, it was worth its weight in gold, as the outcome of the project was a Hall with brand new seats, carpets, and wallpaper, new murals, and advanced technical instruments. The restored Radio City Music Hall featured the aura of the 1930’s, combined with the modern technology!
The Box Office of Radio City Music Hall is situated in the chief lobby of the Hall. The main entrance is located in the 6th Avenue, which is at the corner of 50th Street. The Box Office is open from 11:30 in the morning to 6:00 in the evening during the weekdays and weekend. It is closed on Sundays, except when there is a special event to be held at the Hall such as, the Christmas show. On such occasions, the Box Office opens one and half hours prior to the first show and closes half an hour after the last show is about to begin. However, when the last show starts, there are only current reservations available at the Box Office.

The Christmas Spectacular of 2006 proved to be a gala event. Let’s see what lies in store for this year at the Radio City Music Hall. With such a worldwide recognition and people from every nook and corner of the globe visiting the Hall, wouldn’t it be better to call Radio City Music Hall the Hall of Fame?