Musical · running

The Book of Mormon

Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, and Matt Stone's 2011 nine-Tony-winning satire — still nightly at the Eugene O'Neill.

Eugene O'Neill Theatre · Theater District

Runtime150 min
Intermissions1
Typical price$79–$269

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The Book of Mormon Digital Rush (TodayTix) — $49

Two routes cost $49: the rush in the TodayTix app (first-come, first-served, released at 9 AM for that day's performances, with TodayTix's $8 fee included) and the daily Lucky Seat lottery. There is also a $15 anniversary lottery, drawn monthly on the 15th. The show has also appeared at the TKTS booth; its TKTS entry shows what TDF's board has listed recently.

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  • Eugene O'Neill Theatre (official)

    official online

    $79–$269 · daily

    Official primary sale for individual tickets, via ATG (the operator of the Eugene O'Neill Theatre).

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  • Broadway Inbound (group sales, 10+ tickets)

    official online

    $79–$269 · daily

    For parties of 10 or more, the show's own site sends you to Broadway Inbound (or call 866-302-0995). The price shown is the show's regular typical range, not a group rate; Broadway Inbound's group prices were not checked. For fewer than 10 tickets, use the Eugene O'Neill Theatre page above instead.

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  • Book of Mormon Lucky Seat lottery (standard daily)

    lottery

    $49 · daily

    $49 daily digital lottery via Lucky Seat. Lucky Seat shows $49.00 = $40.00 + $6.00 service fee + $3.00 Facility Fee.

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  • Book of Mormon $15 Lottery (15th anniversary)

    lottery

    $15 · varies

    $15 digital lottery — a 15th-anniversary promotion drawn monthly on the 15th. Sign up via the show's official site. The longer-running $49 Lucky Seat daily digital lottery still runs alongside this, and TodayTix offers a $49 digital rush (its $8 fee included) released 9 AM day-of.

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  • StubHub

    resale

    $75–$280 · daily

    Resale. Prices track demand, so compare dates.

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  • TKTS booth

    tkts

    The Book of Mormon has appeared at the TKTS booth, which sells same-day tickets and next-day matinees at a discount. On TDF's TKTS board on 6 of the 7 days we checked, Nov 2–8, 2026: 30–50% off, $75–$172 including TDF's $8 service charge. The board changes daily, so check it before heading over.

    See today's TKTS list →

About the show

South Park's Trey Parker and Matt Stone teamed with Avenue Q's Robert Lopez to write the 2011 Tony Award-winner for Best Musical. Two earnest young Mormon missionaries are sent to a remote Ugandan village. The result is the most successful original satirical musical of the past two decades. Back at the Eugene O'Neill on May 21, 2026 after a brief production pause for theatre repairs following a fire.

Content advisory: Recommended ages 17+. Strong language throughout, sexual content, religious satire that some find offensive, references to genocide and AIDS. Famously rude.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is The Book of Mormon?
About 2 hours and 30 minutes including one intermission.
What's the cheapest way to see The Book of Mormon?
The $15 anniversary digital lottery (monthly draw on the 15th) is the cheapest if you win. Day to day, the $49 TodayTix rush and the $49 Lucky Seat lottery are the cheap routes, and the show has appeared at the TKTS booth; the show page lists what TDF's board has shown recently.
Is The Book of Mormon appropriate for kids?
No. Strong language throughout, sexual content, religious satire, and references to genocide and AIDS. Recommended for 17 and up.
Where is The Book of Mormon playing?
The Eugene O'Neill Theatre, 230 W 49th Street, in the Theater District. The show has played there since 2011.

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