Met Opera Week in February 2027
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It's Met Opera Week, and that means world-class opera from just $46, for this week only. The Metropolitan Opera is one of the great opera houses of the world, and this is your chance to experience it at Lincoln Center for less.
Choose from some of the most powerful stories in opera. See Medea's fierce tale of love and revenge, fall for Puccini's young Parisian bohemians in La Bohème, or get swept up in the passion and political intrigue of Tosca. Each production brings together a full orchestra, a world-class cast, and the Met's famously grand staging.
New to opera? There's no better time to try it. Every seat at the Met has its own subtitle screen, so you can follow along with every word no matter which language is being sung, and the music speaks for itself.
These prices are only available this week, and the best seats go fast. Browse the productions below and book your Met Opera tickets on New York Theatre Guide today.
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Frequently asked questions
When is Met Opera Week?
Met Opera Week is a limited-time event that runs from November 9 - 15. During the week, you can see select performances at the Metropolitan Opera from just $46. Once the week is over, these special prices end, so book soon to secure your seats.
How do I book tickets during Met Opera Week?
Browse the participating productions on this page and choose the opera you'd like to see. Pick your date and performance, select your seats, and check out securely on New York Theatre Guide. Your tickets will be confirmed by email.
Which operas are part of Met Opera Week?
Participating productions include Medea, Puccini's La Bohème, The Magic Flute – Holiday Presentation, Otello, Samson et Delila, and Puccini's Tosca. Prices start from just $46 for this week only, and more productions may be added, so check back on this page for the full lineup.
Is Met Opera Week good for first-time operagoers?
Absolutely. Met Opera Week is a great way to try opera for the first time at a lower price. Most operas are sung in their original language, but every seat at the Met has its own subtitle screen, so you can follow the story whatever language is being sung.
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