TV Show Ticket Guide

Our online TV show ticket guide is priced very low so its makes it a very easy decision for customers to purchase access. It contains all the insider information on getting TV show tickets.

Customers do not have to worry about canceling a subscription as the product automatically terminates after 60 days and does not auto-renew.

Once the guides have been used by the customer, there is a no-return, no refund policy, unless the product was somehow incorrect, erroneous or misleading in some way. The guide is like a newspaper, once you have bought it and read them, there is no refund unless there is an a error in the content (EG a TV show has closed or is no longer accepting audience members).

Any duplicated sales (where the buyer puts the order through twice) are automatically refunded, but if any slip through our system, we are more than happy to refund.

The definition of "used" is when a customer logs in to their account and reads the premium content that is reserved for members only. If we accidently misrepresent the contents of the TV guide, then we will of course refund the sale, but we work very hard to bring you accurate and timely TV ticket opportunities.

Tickets for TV shows in NYC are always free. Some less-popular TV shows actually pay you to go to the show.

We provide a TV Show insider's ticket guide that lists all the available TV show tickets in the New York City area and how to get them. The guide contains all the unpublished tricks that you need to know to get your hands on the most popular tickets, especially the ones that are often sold-out.

Our current offers can be viewed here: https://www.tvtaping.com/ticke...

Our TV Ticket Guide is like a newspaper. It covers all the shows listed and you pay a small fee to access this insider ticket information.

Purchase of the guide does not guarantee tickets, but it does give you the very best possible shot. Our insider TV ticket guide is not available anywhere else and is updated daily.

The membership fee is $4.95 for 60 days of access. This is a one-time fee and does not auto-renew, so it makes for a very easy decision if you want to see a TV show taping.

We only cover TV tapings in New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut. We do not cover tapings in Los Angeles, Chicago and any other taping locations around the country. We also do not cover any tapings that are overseas.

For each TV show you can usually get at least two tickets to the most popular shows, but less popular shows will allow up to four tickets.

For group organizers, some TV shows will allow a group of up to 25 people, but you will need to request group ticket through another communication method. Contrary to popular belief, TV shows do not like groups that much because if they fail to turn up (like the bus breaks down) then the TV show is stuck trying to find a TV show studio audience at very short notice, which can be a nightmare.

TV show production is haphazard at best and they do not usually provide pre-assigned seating for the studio. Seating is usually on a first-come first-served basis, so the early arrivals usually get the best seats. Often, studio audience coordinators will place the better looking people towards the front, so watch to see who gets wristbands and ask why.

Space is limited at the various TV studios and admittance is not guaranteed upon receiving a ticket. Audience is admitted on a first-come, first-serve basis. VIP tickets for a future date may be offered to ticket holders who are turned away. The VIP tickets mean that you will not need to get on line next time you come and will be seated in a great seat at the front.

Sorry, but eating or drinking in the studio is NOT allowed. Coffee shops and restaurants are nearby for those of you who would like to eat before the show. Most TV show studios do not supply any food or drink and some do not even allow a bathroom break. This means that you should be fed and watered before you come and better get to the bathroom just before you get on the studio line.

Many TV shows do allow cameras and camera phones They reserve the right to ask you not to use your camera at any given time. Video cameras and the taking of flash pictures are not permitted. Selfie sticks are not permitted to be used in the studios. SLR's and cameras with detachable lenses are not allowed as they are a bit too professional.

To cut down on TV show production costs most studios have made ticketing online only. After getting confirmation of attendance, the audience co-ordinator at the studio will put your name down on a list which they will check off at the taping.