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Broadway is more than a destination – it’s an unparalleled, shared experience, and group audiences are the driving force that bring it to life. At Group Sales Box Office at Broadway.com, we’re proud to be the most trusted name in group sales with over six decades as the industry leader. Our dedicated team of Broadway insiders is here to guide you every step of the way, offering expert support, unbeatable service, and exclusive offers you won’t find anywhere else, including our Group Guide! The Group Guide to Broadway includes 23 spectacular shows with options perfect for every audience from students to seniors, corporate teams to community groups, and everyone in between.  With so many dazzling productions to choose from, our Group Guide is your essential starting point for planning a showstopping group trip to New York’s iconic Theatre District.
From world-class theaters and concert halls to dynamic performance workshops and music studios, our curated list of field trip destinations for student performance groups is designed to showcase and develop their talents. Each location is chosen for its ability to provide students with professional-level performance spaces, expert guidance, and opportunities for creative expression.Â
Student groups looking to experience a historic and iconic venue, while also experiencing some theatre, must visit Ford’s Theatre.
It’s always a good time of year to start planning your class trip to the Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes®.
The original brand catering to the surf community and beachgoers, Ron Jon Surf Shop continues its legacy beyond the Jersey Shore.
From stunning seascapes and swamplands to STEM centers and maritime history, Coastal Mississippi captivates learners.
The Cincy Region is brimming with incredible cuisine, vibrant art, and history galore at museums and National Historic Sites.
Philadelphia continues to grow, with plenty of new things to see. From the Museum of Illusions to new exhibits at The Franklin Institute.