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The McGraw-Hill Companies CarnegieKids FAQs
How much does CarnegieKids cost?
How can my school sign up for CarnegieKids?
When do tickets for CarnegieKids go on sale?
Whom do I call to purchase tickets for CarnegieKids?
What methods of payment are accepted for CarnegieKids?
When is my group sale payment due for CarnegieKids?
When will I receive my tickets for CarnegieKids?
How can my school find out more about Teaching Artist visits for CarnegieKids?
Where do I find post-concert activities for CarnegieKids?
Why has CarnegieKids moved to Zankel Hall?
May I take photos and videos at CarnegieKids?
When do the doors open before the CarnegieKids concert? When should I arrive?
What instructions should I give to my bus drivers for the CarnegieKids concert?
Is it possible for my class to see more of Carnegie Hall?
Where can I find more info about Polygraph Lounge, the CarnegieKids performers?
Where can my students eat lunch before or after the CarnegieKids concert?
I have suggestions for Carnegie Hall regarding CarnegieKids. How can I share them?
Adult and child CarnegieKids tickets cost $6 each.
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To purchase tickets for a school, visit the Box Office, go to carnegiehall.org, or call CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800. Groups of 20 or more may purchase an unlimited number of tickets (pending availability) via credit card at the time of booking. Unpaid group reservations are limited to 60 tickets for one concert or 30 tickets each for two concerts. Group sales are available through CarnegieCharge only.
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CarnegieKids tickets go on sale May 1, 2009 at 11 AM.
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Please call CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800 to purchase tickets for CarnegieKids.
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You may pay for CarnegieKids with cash or by credit card. Checks are accepted for group sales only.
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For ticket orders of 20 or fewer tickets, payment is due at time of purchase. For groups of 20–60 people, full payment is due three weeks prior to the concert date. If payment is not received by that deadline, the group reservation will be released for public sale. For groups of 60 or more, payment is due at the time of purchase.
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Your CarnegieKids tickets will be sent to your home or held at the Box Office for pick-up after payment is received.
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To find our more about CarnegieKids Teaching Artist visits at your school, please visit carnegiehall.org/residency, or contact Lisa Vettoso at 212-903-9796 or e-mail her at lvettoso@carnegiehall.org.
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Find fun, free, post-concert activities for students in the CarnegieKids Companion. Download the PDF here.
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The concert has moved to Zankel Hall so that students of all ages can experience our world class artists in a professional concert hall that is also one of Carnegie Hall's three stages.
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No, photography and videography are not permitted at CarnegieKids concerts.
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Doors open 30 minutes before each concert. As these events are general admission (no assigned seats), the earlier you arrive, the closer you'll be to the stage.
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Before the CarnegieKids concert, buses should drop children off on the east side of Seventh Avenue, facing south, in front of the Zankel Hall marquee. After the 10 AM CarnegieKids concert, buses should line up along the east side of Seventh Avenue, facing south, at 10:30 AM to pick up the students. After the 11:30 CarnegieKids concert, buses should line up along the east side of Seventh Avenue, facing south, at noon to pick up the students. Please note that buses cannot wait in front of Carnegie Hall during the concert.
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There are tours available by reservation if you are interested in seeing more of Carnegie Hall before or after your CarnegieKids concert. Visit carnegiehall.org/tours for more information.
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To find more information about the CarnegieKids Artists from Polygraph Lounge, visit their website at polygraphlounge.com.
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If the weather is nice, Central Park is only two blocks away. There is also a public atrium between Sixth and Seventh avenues with entrances on West 56th and West 57th streets.
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Please e-mail all suggestions to feedback@carnegiehall.org.
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