The redevelopment of Lincoln Center is in full swing and may present some difficulties and delays as you make your way here. For this reason, we ask that you allow extra time getting to the theater.

Construction Information as of December 5, 2008

Pedestrian access to Lincoln Center Theater is available via the entrance on 65th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam. ADA access to this area remains.

The northern sidewalk and curbside traffic lane on West 65th Street between the mid-block crossing and Broadway are closed for construction. Pedestrian traffic has been routed from the sidewalk to the adjacent traffic lane protected by barriers. Two vehicular lanes will remain active at all times on West 65th Street.

The Broadway corner in front of Alice Tully Hall is closed for construction of the Tully and Juilliard expansion. Subway access remains throughout construction.

The north concourse drop-off entrance (street-level entrance to the Newhouse Theater) and exit on the south side of West 65th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam is now closed to vehicular traffic. It is scheduled to re-open to vehicular traffic next winter, accessible from 64th Street and Amsterdam.

Access to the downtown subway platform is no longer available from the underground concourse (street-level entrance to the Newhouse Theater), but you can still enter the subway from 66th St. and Broadway.

For complete information about the Lincoln Center redevelopment project, click here or call 212-LINCOLN. Address any additional questions to info@lct.org.

150 West 65th Street New York NY 10023

The #1 train stops at 66th Street/Lincoln Center. We are one block from the station.

The M-104 Bus runs along Broadway and stops near Lincoln Center.

The M5, M7, M10, M11, M66 (crosstown) and M104 bus lines all stop within one block of Lincoln Center. We are between Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway on 65th Street.

Here are detailed driving directions to Lincoln Center.