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Be Cultured And Still Save Money: Cheap Ticket Options In NYC

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Jan 18, 2017 0 Comments

This Friday, Columbia’s TIC office will open in Lerner, selling Columbia students discounted tickets to Broadway shows, the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, and more. But even these discount tickets are often fairly pricey – a ticket to Aladdin in March, for example, is $59. To help out those of you not quite ready to shell out […]

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