Stage Door Tour Tickets

Interesting tour!

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

There was a lot of information in this tour regarding how Radio city music hall came to be as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the stage, costumes, rehearsal areas, etc. The decor is magnificent and our guide, Stephen, was wonderful!

Amazing!!!!

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

Highly recommend this tour! Our guide was great! I forget his name. He’s from Alabama. He was so great with our group of teenagers. He knew so much information, was polite and friendly and paced the tour well. This building is so interesting and we got to meet a Rockette! 😃 I would highly recommend booking this tour!

Loved the tour

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

My husband and I toured w our granddaughters and thoroughly enjoyed it. Our guide was very knowledgeable and answered all questions. It was a thrill meeting a Rockette 👍🏻

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Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

tour was great our tour guide was very up on all the questions asked meeting a rocket and pictures were fun found out she grew up in the same neighborhood we did i would do this tour if in new york

Don't miss this.

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

This is a much enjoyed but little known tour in NYC. A detailed look at Radio City Music Hall...one of the great theaters and art-deco buildings in the world. The tour was well organized with a great guide, and the associated visuals (photographs, instruments) were phenomenal. The in-person meeting with one of the Rockettes was fantastic. The tour lasts one hour and is an experience many will never forget.

Exciting

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

We had a wonderful tour guide and enjoyed meeting Nicole Shuman.

Fun family Experience

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

My daughters, my friend, And I took this tour together. The total group was only 7 so it was very intimate. Our tour guide was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. One daughter arrived late and Radio City staff made sure she was caught up to us. Enjoyed the history of the building, facts about performances, and meeting a current Rockette. Would have been nice to been able to stand on stage for the view from there. It was exactly an hour. A little pricey for the time but a fun activity for a cold winter day.

Amazing - Informative - Fun

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

The staff treated us like royalty and we were just on their 1 hour tour. We visited every floor of this historic building including places never seen by regular, ticket-paying patrons. Take the tour before a show and you will really appreciate the uniqueness of this American landmark. And, honestly, the customer service is first-class.

Great tour guide!

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

Our tour guide made the tour (I apologize I can’t remember her name- younger and very enthusiastic)! She shared so much with us in such a short time. I loved seeing the costumes, the old posters, meeting a rocket and the screening/lighting room. I think it helped having seen the show before (a few years ago) but it was also great seeing it later that day after learning more about the history.

Fell short

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour - New York

While there were interesting aspects to this tour, I felt the advertisement for it was somewhat misleading. The promo leaves you will the impression that you will be on the actual stage, in the actual empty theatre. Not true. You see a small scaled mock-up of the stage with a brief description of the stage hydraulics. I understand with so many daily shows it’s obviously difficult to take a tour on the actual stage (in fact our tour guide told us that had only happened once in all her time directing tours), but the tour description is misleading. One Rockette comes out and answers any questions you might have (there is an opportunity for photos with her against a “Rockettes” marquee). The ‘costume room’ you see is about four outfits hanging on a single rack in the same room where the photo op is provided. If you know no history of RCMH, they cover its evolution pretty deeply from its early days as a movie house. OK, but I was expecting more.