Car Rental New York and The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway
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The Phantom of the Opera is based on the book by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. It is based on the original novel by Gaston Leroux. This is one of the most famous plays on Broadway, and worth a trip with your car rental in New York.
Heighten you sensation
When you come see the play with your car rental in New York you will see the story of a beautiful signer Christine Daae as she is seduced by a mysterious disfigured musical genius known as "The Phantom of the Opera". The Phantom lives beneath the Paris Opera. He is a sad person who terrorizes the people that work there. The Phantom demands that Christine is the star of the productions. But Christine turns down the Phantom's advances and turns to Raoul.
The play takes place at the turn of the century in Paris. We see an old man in a wheelchair who makes a purchase at an auction that seems to have meaning to him. This will take us back to the time when the play is set.
Get into the beat
The Phantom of the Opera is a great play to come see with your car rental in New York because it has a very large orchestra. There are 26 musicians. There are 17 instruments and multiple percussion instruments. Much of the show involves string instruments, with large woodwind and brass sections as well.
Seeing a play on Broadway
Seeing a play on Broadway is a great experience with your car rental in New York. There are literally hundreds to choose from and they are all a lot of fun. Some might appeal to you more than others, or you might just want to see the ones that are the most talked about. Either way, there is a very easy way to get cheap tickets while you are here with your car rental in New York. For discount tickets, you can go to Duffy Square, near Times Square with your car rental in New York. Here, there is a ticket sales office called TKTS, which sells tickets at half price for same-day shows. This is a great way to take in more than one of these amazing shows that you might not otherwise have the opportunity to see.
Planning your trip
The area around Broadway is also ripe with other attractions. You can spend your day at Times Square, in the Empire State Building, exploring the Rockefeller Center, or much more. Then at night, before going back to your hotel with your car rental in New York, you can see The Phantom of the Opera.
The Phantom is one of the best-known and most talked about plays in recent history. Millions of people have seen and enjoyed it. Why not come down with your car rental in New York and see what all the fuss is about.