The Book of Mormon Tickets

Book of Mormon Tickets

When you hear the names Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the first thing that likely comes to mind is South Park. But these two have also stepped outside the boundaries of cartoonland and made a name for themselves in theater with the decidedly uncensored The Book of Mormon. This popular musical production has won nine Tony Awards and generated more than $500 million in revenue worldwide. Not bad for a pair of middle-aged goofs, eh?

The Long Road to Broadway Greatness

The story of how The Book of Mormon came to be starts back in 2003. Parker and Stone had just seen Avenue Q, an off-Broadway (and off-color!) musical comedy that served as an adults-only satire of kids’ entertainment like Sesame Street. The two couldn’t get enough of it and immediately met with the show’s creator, Robert Lopez, to collaborate on a new project.

The seeds planted during those early meetings would eventually blossom into The Book of Mormon, and in 2011 the show hit the ground running on Broadway. It was an instant smash hit, garnering critical acclaim and selling out the Eugene O’Neill Theater for weeks. It wasn’t long before both US and international tours were roaming the world, bringing this raucous musical comedy to anyone and everyone with a solid sense of humor. 

What Is The Book of Mormon About?

Why have international audiences fallen in love with The Book of Mormon? It’s no mystery: the show is damn funny, but it’s got a lot of heart, too. The story follows a pair of Mormon missionaries sent to a remote Ugandan village to proselytize their faith. As their journey progresses, the show provides plenty of laughs but also showcases the realities of life for non-Americans living in countries like Uganda.

It sounds bizarre, but it works. Even the actual Church of the Latter Day Saints tolerated the show, eventually taking out advertising space in the musical’s Playbill. It’s rare that an obvious parody not only makes you laugh uproariously but also makes you think deeply – but that’s just what The Book of Mormon does. It’s also one of the best pieces of work that Parker and Stone have ever created, likely to leave a legacy lasting longer than any episode of South Park.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Book of Mormon tickets?

That’s a loaded question! Book of Mormon ticket prices will differ depending on the source and the seats. The best price for Book of Mormon tickets is usually around $60 a ticket, and that’s for nosebleed seats! If you want floor seats – or if you’re shopping for tickets at a popular venue – you could easily be looking at a few hundred dollars more.

How to buy Book of Mormon tickets?

With demand for the shows at a peak, Book of Mormon ticket prices are going to be pretty high if purchased directly from the box office. That means the best way to buy cheap Book of Mormon tickets is online through a ticket marketplace.

Ticket marketplaces like Gametime are perfect for these types of shows because they put you in contact with resellers looking to move seats at a relative bargain. It’s the safest and most affordable way to get the best price for your Book of Mormon tickets.

Is Book of Mormon coming to a city near me?

If you live in Canada, Mexico, or the lower 48, there’s a good chance that Book of Mormon is coming to a city near you! In fact, their tour is headed pretty much everywhere. Book of Mormon show tickets are available for New York, San Francisco and many other cities across North America. Check out the full tour schedule below and browse Gametime inventory for Book of Mormon Tour 2019 tickets in a city near you. 

Will The Book of Mormon perform in 2019?

You bet they will. The tour has started this summer and goes all the way through August 2020.

How long is Book of Mormon?

The expected running time of The Book of Mormon around 2 hours and 35 minutes, with one intermission. 

Book of Mormon Tour Dates

- 6/11/19 - 6/23/19- Toronto - Ed Mirvish Theatre 

- 7/09/19 - 7/14/19 - Thousand Oaks - Civic Arts Plaza

- 7/16/19 - 7/21/19 - San Jose - San Jose Center For The Performing Arts

- 7/23/19 - 7/28/19 San Diego - Civic Theatre

- 7/30/19 - 8/04/19 - Las Vegas - Smith Center

- 8/06/19 - 8/11/19 - Tempe - Asu Gammage

- 8/13/19 - 8/25/19 - Salt Lake City - Eccles Theater

- 8/28/19 - 9/01/19 - Dayton - Schuster Performing Arts Center

- 9/06/19 - 9/15/19 - Cleveland - Connor Palace

- 9/17/19 - 9/22/19 - Madison - Overture Center

- 9/25/19 - 9/29/19 - Regina - Conexus Arts Centre

- 10/22/19 - 10/27/19 - Rochester - Auditorium Theatre

- 10/29/19 - 11/03/19 - Bloomington - Iu Auditorium 

- 11/05/19 - 11/10/19 - Memphis - Orpheum Theatre

- 11/14/19 - 11/17/19 - Monterrey - Showcenter

- 11/20/19 - 12/08/19 - Mexico City - Centro Cultural Teatro

- 1/07/20 - 1/12/20 Sarasota - Van Wezel

- 1/14/20 - 1/19/20 Gainesville - Phillips Center

-  2/04/20 - 2/09/20 Albuquerque- Popejoy Hall 

- 2/11/20 - 2/16/20 - Tucson - Centennial Hall

- 2/18/20 - 3/29/20 - Los Angeles - Ahmanson Theatre

- 3/31/20 - 4/26/20 - San Francisco - Golden Gate 

- 5/05/20 - 5/10/20 - Spokane - Inb Center

- 5/19/20 - 5/31/20 - Seattle - Paramount Theatre 

- 6/02/20 - 6/07/20 - Boise - Morrison Center 

- 6/09/20 - 6/28/20 - Denver - Ellie Caulkins

- 7/21/20 - 7/26/20 Fayetteville - Walton Arts Center

- 7/28/20 - 8/02/20 - Des Moines - Civic Center

- 8/04/20 - 8/09/20 - Cincinnati - Aronoff Center

- 8/11/20 - 8/16/20 - Hershey - Hershey Theatre