Broadway and NYC Show Questions Answered: St. Ann’s Warehouse, New Victory and ABC

Westlight places the heated and covered terrace on the 22nd floor, distinguishing it from the separate 23rd-floor Turf Club area. Official source: westlightnyc.com.

92NY includes a Harkness Dance Center and dance education programs on its official website. Its cultural listings cover dance alongside music, theater, and visual art. Check the available performance and class listings for dates and eligibility before registering or buying a ticket. Official source: 92ny.org.

MY AAR lets customers see upcoming and past paratransit trips and expand them for detailed information. The MTA also says eligible users can view estimated pickup times and vehicle location before pickup. Official source: mta.info.

ABC says that audience tickets listed on its television ticket request page are free of charge. It directs prospective audience members to the contact details for individual shows rather than selling seats. Official source: abc.com.

ABC identifies The View’s studio at 7 Hudson Square, 310 Hudson Street in Manhattan. Its ticket-information page lists the location alongside the audience request details for the show. Official source: abc.com.

The Broadway League website says that consumers with ticketing accounts should contact the theater where the account is held, rather than use its members-only login. Check your purchase confirmation to identify the ticketing organization and its official support channel. This information was checked on October 14, 2026; confirm changing arrangements on the official page. Official source: broadwayleague.com.

IFC Center publishes a dedicated box-office telephone number and contact email for ticket inquiries. The theater also provides separate administrative and membership contacts for other questions. Official source: ifccenter.com.

Atlantic Theater publishes 646-452-2220 as its ticketing contact number. Its contact page also lists a box office opening two hours before performances, from Tuesday through Sunday, and provides an email address for ticket questions outside those times. Check official listings for current operating arrangements before making a special trip. Official source: atlantictheater.org.

Elsewhere advises anyone witnessing or experiencing unwanted conduct to speak up and contact venue staff immediately so trained workers can respond. Official source: elsewhere.club.

Kissena Park: The historic tree grove originated in a nineteenth-century horticultural nursery. For an itinerary in the surrounding neighborhood, use the linked NYC Parks page to review the location and any current notices before visiting. The listed attraction or amenity may have separate operating rules or temporary access restrictions. Official source: www2.nycgovparks.org.

The MTA Policies and Forms page includes a no-show and late-cancellation policy plus a matching appeal form. Customers wishing to contest a determination can find the applicable procedure through those links. Official source: mta.info.

The official MTA app help article says to tap the accessibility icon on the Subway tab map. Accessibility mode highlights accessible stations and hides non-accessible stations from the station list. Official source: intercom.help.

Film at Lincoln Center says all of its venues offer accessible seating and directs visitors to box-office staff for wheelchair or companion seating arrangements. An elevator provides street-level access to Walter Reade. Official source: filmlinc.org.

Film at Lincoln Center describes its venues as accessible and states that accessible seating is available in every theater. It also identifies the Walter Reade Theater elevator entrance on 65th Street. Official source: filmlinc.org.

Radio City Music Hall identifies accessible restrooms among the venue facilities for guests with disabilities. The official seating and accessibility information provides a starting point for planning, and guests can contact the venue for details about their section. Official source: msg.com.

TSQ LIVE is the Times Square Alliance’s free public performance program staged outdoors in the Broadway pedestrian plazas in Manhattan. The official page says the Broadway plazas are wheelchair accessible with inclusively designed seating. Participants seeking specific accessibility accommodations are asked to contact the organizers at least one week before their event. The published 2026 series is finished; check the current schedule before arranging a visit. Official source: timessquarenyc.org.

New Victory identifies a solid wooden door to the right of the theater’s main entrance as its wheelchair-accessible entrance. That route includes a lift. Visitors who need assistance can contact the theater’s ticket-operations staff ahead of the show. Official source: newvictory.org.

Second Stage describes elevators serving accessible restrooms on the lower lobby and mezzanine levels of the Hayes Theater. The auditorium has different seating conditions in different areas, so travelers with mobility limitations should ask about appropriate seating when booking. Official source: 2st.com.

Signature Theatre states that its Pershing Square Signature Center is fully wheelchair accessible and that restrooms are located on the same level. Accessible seats are offered for performances, and the organization asks patrons to tell the box office about specific needs when purchasing. Contact the venue directly for detailed seat and entry arrangements. Official source: signaturetheatre.org.

Second Stage states that all its theaters are wheelchair accessible. Patrons should still review the theater-specific entry routes because access to the Hayes Theater differs from access at the Pershing Square Signature Center. Official source: 2st.com.

New Victory Theater offers free, production-inspired activities before its performances. Teaching Artists and Youth Corps members lead interactive games and art-making that help families connect with the show. The theater says these activities typically take about twenty minutes, so arriving early gives children more time to participate. Official source: newvictory.org.

Atlantic Theater lists its mailing address as 76 Ninth Avenue, Suite 313, in Manhattan. That is not the address of either its Linda Gross Theater or Atlantic Stage 2 performance venues. Audience members heading to a show should follow the venue name and street address on their tickets, not the mailing address. Official source: atlantictheater.org.

The visitor page for Lincoln Center Theater lists 150 West 65th Street, New York, NY 10023. Use that exact address for navigation, then check the event-specific instructions. Because Lincoln Center is a larger campus, the building and entry details on your ticket matter. Official source: lct.org.

New York Theatre Workshop identifies its theater at 79 East 4th Street in Manhattan, between Bowery and Second Avenue. The theater’s plan-your-visit page also notes a curb cut directly in front of the building. Its separate administrative office is not the performance entrance, so use the theater address for shows. Official source: nytw.org.

New Victory Theater says some productions take place at New 42 Studios, 229 West 42nd Street in Manhattan, rather than the primary New Victory Theater at 209 West 42nd Street. Studio performances use rehearsal spaces converted to performance areas, and restrooms are on the same floor. Check your ticket for the correct entrance. Official source: newvictory.org.

Central Park Zoo lists one admission to the 4-D Theater as part of its regular Zoo Admission ticket. Its Limited Admission category differs, so families should read ticket inclusions before purchase. Official source: centralparkzoo.com.

Second Stage states in its official frequently asked questions that children under five are not admitted to either of its theaters. Families considering a production should check the age rule before buying tickets and avoid assuming that a child can attend because a seat is purchased. Contact audience services with questions. Official source: 2st.com.

The Turf Club requires all guests to be 21 or older, a stricter all-day policy than the main Westlight lounge’s published evening age restriction. Official source: westlightnyc.com.

NYC DOT provides notices of adopted transportation rules and rule amendments. The page helps readers distinguish formal regulation text from general travel advice. This answer focuses on the guidance described by the named operator or city agency, rather than an estimate of current service, fares, schedules, availability, or another changing condition. Official source: nyc.gov.

The Navy states adults over 18 must show valid state- or federally issued photo identification for Fleet Week ship tours. Visitors are also subject to a security checkpoint. Official source: cnrma.cnic.navy.mil.

Manhattan by Sail lists a sunset jazz sail on its Clipper City tall ship, pairing live music with evening harbor views. Travelers should check the seasonal calendar because this program does not operate on every date. Official source: manhattanbysail.com.

The Turf Club says its outdoor operation is weather-dependent and may close or reduce capacity when conditions are poor; refunds go through the ticket vendor. Official source: westlightnyc.com.

IFC Center says it does not admit patrons more than twenty minutes after the published start time. Visitors attending a post-film discussion must also arrive early enough for the screening itself. Official source: ifccenter.com.

The NWS recommends staying inside a safe shelter for at least 30 minutes after the last thunder. A passing shower ending is not sufficient evidence that the lightning risk is over. Official source: weather.gov.

NYC Sanitation links to PlowNYC, which lets the public follow recorded progress during snow operations. The map is a planning aid, not a guarantee that all roadway conditions are already safe. Official source: nyc.gov.

Birdland states that its venue is for ages 10 and older. The policy is published on its official website alongside ticket and food-minimum information. If you plan to bring a child, verify the current rule and the specific event’s requirements before purchasing tickets. Official source: birdlandjazz.com.

The Bowery Presents directs guests to the specific event page for its minimum age and requires acceptable photo identification for shows with age restrictions. Official source: bowerypresents.com.

New Victory Theater says its staff and teaching artists work with each production company to choose age guidance. They consider the show’s nature, length and prior audience feedback. The FAQ explains that recommended ages are guidance for families, who should also use their own judgment about what is appropriate for each child. Official source: newvictory.org.

New Victory says teaching artists and staff collaborate with each show’s creators and consider format, length and past audience feedback when developing age guidance. The theater emphasizes that parents and caregivers should also use their judgment. Official source: newvictory.org.

The NYC Office of Nightlife identifies Multi-Agency Support for Hospitality, or MASH, as assistance for navigating city regulatory processes and services relevant to hospitality businesses. Official source: nyc.gov.

Elsewhere identifies sexual harassment, aggression, racism, misogyny, transphobia, homophobia, religious bigotry and other discriminatory conduct as grounds for staff intervention. Official source: elsewhere.club.

The Hayes Theater offers a Loop Assistive Listening System that transmits performance audio directly to compatible hearing aids or cochlear implants with telecoils. Official source: 2st.com.

New Victory describes designated aisle seats, with companion seating, for visitors using mobility aids or who benefit from a raisable armrest. The theater cautions that these are not automatically wheelchair-accessible locations, because the aisle can be steep. Official source: newvictory.org.

Alamo Drafthouse lists its Downtown Brooklyn location inside the City Point complex at 445 Albee Square West. The venue directions identify the upper floors used by the cinema. Official source: drafthouse.com.

Film at Lincoln Center directs guests who want to select their exact Alice Tully Hall seats to purchase tickets in person at that hall’s box office. Online seat selection does not provide that choice. Official source: help.filmlinc.org.

IDNYC maintains an official list of enrollment centers organized by borough across New York City. Each listing shows the facility address and posted hours, which should be checked before planning an appointment or walk-in visit. Official source: nyc.gov.

The Bowery Presents explains that its club events are commonly general admission and standing-room, though some spaces may offer lounges or show-specific seating arrangements. Official source: bowerypresents.com.

Brooklyn Bowl describes itself as primarily a 21-and-over venue, while selected performances admit younger audiences. Each specific show listing gives the applicable age restriction. Official source: brooklynbowl.com.

Elsewhere prohibits outside drinks but says patrons may bring empty reusable water bottles because refill stations are available inside the venue. Official source: elsewhere.club.

New York Theatre Workshop prohibits taking pictures and using recording devices in the theater before, during, and after a show. That rule is published in its general visitor information and is broader than a prohibition only during the performance. Visitors should keep photography and video equipment unused in the auditorium. Official source: nytw.org.

NYC DOT states that cycling is permitted on local and arterial streets throughout the city. Certain limited-access roads and crossings have separate restrictions. This answer focuses on the guidance described by the named operator or city agency, rather than an estimate of current service, fares, schedules, availability, or another changing condition. Official source: nyc.gov.

No. Bowery Ballroom listings show different door-opening times, including examples of 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. The door time is attached to the individual show. Confirm your concert’s current official listing before deciding when to arrive. This information was checked on October 14, 2026; confirm changing arrangements on the official page. Official source: boweryballroom.com.

The Amtrak Onboard page introduces service and amenity information. Passengers can review the operator’s sections before choosing travel arrangements. This answer focuses on the guidance described by the named operator or city agency, rather than an estimate of current service, fares, schedules, availability, or another changing condition. Official source: amtrak.com.

ABC says viewers may join the live Good Morning America broadcast on weekdays at Broadway and 44th Street in Times Square. The network lists this outdoor location on its audience information page. Official source: abc.com.

AMNH says closed captions can be accessed via QR code for the Big Bang Theater and Invisible Worlds, using a device connected to the AMNH-GUEST Wi-Fi network. It also reports open captions on in-gallery videos. Official source: amnh.org.

New York Theatre Workshop welcomes service animals to performances. Its stated policy requires the animal to remain within the individual ticket holder’s seating area rather than occupying an aisle. Visitors who need seating guidance or have specific access questions can contact the venue before purchasing or arriving. Official source: nytw.org.

St. Ann’s Warehouse says special ticket offers vary by performance. Its FAQ advises students to check the specific show page or call the box office for information. It also points visitors toward an under-30 program. Discounts should be verified for the selected event rather than assumed to apply to every seat or date. Official source: stannswarehouse.org.

St. Ann’s Warehouse is in Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood, near the Brooklyn Bridge waterfront. Its visitor FAQ expands DUMBO as Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass and points guests to official directions and nearby neighborhood resources. The theater’s own street address is 45 Water Street, so use that address when navigating. Official source: stannswarehouse.org.

St. Ann’s Warehouse directs lost-and-found inquiries to its box office at 718-254-8779. If you think you left something during a performance, contact the theater directly and describe the object, date, and seating area. The visitor FAQ provides the contact route but does not guarantee that missing property can be recovered. Official source: stannswarehouse.org.

St. Ann’s Warehouse prohibits photography and recording under its published performance policies. The theater also states that tickets are valid for a single barcode scan and warns against unauthorized duplication. Keep your device away during the performance and follow instructions from house staff if you have questions about recording or taking photos. Official source: stannswarehouse.org.

St. Ann’s Warehouse advertises standby tickets approximately one hour before showtime, subject to availability. The official policy limits requests to two standby tickets per person and specifies cash payment in exact change. Call the box office before traveling to learn whether standby is offered for the performance you want. Official source: stannswarehouse.org.

Green Carts must operate within designated police precincts and comply with mobile food vending rules. The NYC Health Department offers a citywide Green Cart map. The permit does not authorize vending on every street or sidewalk in the city. Official source: nyc.gov.

The museum says its visitors explore historically recreated homes of immigrants, migrants and refugees in two historic tenement buildings. The stories cover families who lived in the city from the 1860s to the 1980s. This information comes from the institution’s own visitor page, rather than a third-party listing. For details that can change, check that official page again before your visit; this page was checked October 14, 2026. Official source: tenement.org.

The Apollo lists its Stages at the Victoria at 233 West 125th Street in Harlem. Its visitor page identifies a Victoria Theater and a Jonelle Procope Theater at that address. Check your ticket carefully because Apollo events may use different spaces. Official source: apollotheater.org.

The Apollo lists 199 seats for its Victoria Theater and 99 seats for the Jonelle Procope Theater at the Victoria complex. These are different from the Historic Theater’s mainstage. Use the location and seating map shown for the event you book. Official source: apollotheater.org.

Citi Bike directs riders to use the app to locate stations and open docks for ending a ride. Station availability information supports choosing a return location. This answer focuses on the guidance described by the named operator or city agency, rather than an estimate of current service, fares, schedules, availability, or another changing condition. Official source: help.citibikenyc.com.

Citi Bike says riders can tap on a station in the app to see the number of open docks and available bikes. This can help plan the end of a ride. Official source: help.citibikenyc.com.

Mohonk Preserve requires visitors to use officially mapped, maintained trails and carriage roads. An unofficial route appearing in a third-party hiking application does not make that route an authorized entrance or path. Official source: mohonkpreserve.org.

The city offers a Document Calculator that lets prospective applicants review evidence of identity, residency and date of birth before visiting enrollment. It shows document categories and point requirements as selections are made. Official source: nyc.gov.

The SoHo Broadway district sits within the SoHo Cast-Iron Historic District, designated in 1973. Its official neighborhood guide highlights building facades and other historic landmarks amid the shopping corridor. Official source: sohobroadway.org.

The museum describes an archive of about 60,000 personal and professional materials relating to Louis Armstrong. This archive supports preservation and study of his career and cultural legacy. The Louis Armstrong House Museum preserves the jazz musician’s home, history, and archives in Corona, Queens. Official source: louisarmstronghouse.org.