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Where Is Hamilton Touring? 2026 and 2027 Cities, Dates and Tickets

Hamilton’s North American tour is playing the Straz Center in Tampa through November 8, 2026. From there it moves through Florida in November and December, settles into Washington, DC’s National Theatre for an eight-week run over the holidays, and spends 2027 crossing the Mid-Atlantic, the Midwest, Western Canada and California, ending the announced route in Albuquerque in September 2027. The producers say more cities will be announced.

Below is every announced stop with dates, the official seller for each city, and practical advice on choosing a city, getting the best seats for your money and entering the $10 lottery.

Hamilton tour dates 2026 and 2027

All dates below come from the production’s official tour calendar, checked October 30, 2026. Engagement ranges do not mean a performance every day, so pick your exact date on the official page.

City Theater Dates Official seller or presenter
Tampa, FL Straz Center for the Performing Arts Now through Nov 8, 2026 Playing now
Fort Lauderdale, FL Broward Center for the Performing Arts Nov 10 to 22, 2026 Ticketmaster
Naples, FL Artis-Naples Nov 24 to 29, 2026 Artis-Naples
Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts Dec 1 to 13, 2026 FSCJ Artist Series
Washington, DC The National Theatre Dec 16, 2026 to Feb 7, 2027 Broadway at The National
North Charleston, SC North Charleston Performing Arts Center Feb 9 to 21, 2027 Ticketmaster
Richmond, VA Altria Theater Feb 23 to Mar 7, 2027 etix
Baltimore, MD The Hippodrome Theatre Mar 9 to 28, 2027 Broadway Across America Baltimore
Dayton, OH Schuster Center Mar 30 to Apr 11, 2027 Dayton Live
Lincoln, NE Lied Center for Performing Arts Apr 13 to 18, 2027 Lied Center
Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theatre Apr 20 to May 22, 2027 Hennepin Arts
Vancouver, BC Queen Elizabeth Theatre May 26 to Jun 13, 2027 Broadway Across Canada
Calgary, AB Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium Jun 15 to 27, 2027 Broadway Across Canada
Edmonton, AB Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium Jun 29 to Jul 4, 2027 Broadway Across Canada
San Jose, CA San Jose Center for the Performing Arts Jul 7 to 18, 2027 Broadway San Jose
Reno, NV Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts Jul 20 to 25, 2027 Pioneer Center
Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Pantages Theatre Jul 28 to Aug 29, 2027 Broadway in Hollywood
Albuquerque, NM Popejoy Hall Aug 31 to Sep 12, 2027 Popejoy Presents

To buy, start at the official Hamilton tour page, choose your city and follow its “Get Tickets” link. That link sends you to the right local seller, which changes from city to city.

The route by season

Florida, November and December 2026

The tour spends the rest of 2026 in Florida: Tampa through November 8, Fort Lauderdale from November 10 to 22, Naples from November 24 to 29 and Jacksonville from December 1 to 13. Naples is the shortest stop, at under a week. If you are in South Florida and flexible, Fort Lauderdale’s two-week run gives you far more performances to choose from.

Washington, DC, over the holidays

The National Theatre run, from December 16, 2026 to February 7, 2027, is the longest stop on the current route. Long runs matter for buyers. With more than seven weeks of performances, there is more inventory in total, and prices for the middle weeks of a long engagement often soften once the holiday rush passes. The weeks in mid January, after the holidays and before the final weeks, are the ones I would watch.

Mid-Atlantic and Midwest, February to May 2027

Early 2027 brings North Charleston, Richmond, Baltimore, Dayton and Lincoln, then a five-week run at Minneapolis’s Orpheum Theatre from April 20 to May 22. Lincoln, Nebraska, is a short one-week stop at the Lied Center, so if you are within driving distance of both Lincoln and Minneapolis, the Minneapolis run will usually have better availability.

Canada and the West, summer 2027

The summer leg goes through Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton, then San Jose, Reno, a five-week Los Angeles run at the Hollywood Pantages from July 28 to August 29, and Albuquerque’s Popejoy Hall into September. At the time of checking, Broadway in Hollywood was offering Hamilton only inside a mini subscription package, with single tickets to go on sale later. If you live in Southern California and want the best seats, a package is currently the only way in. Our Hollywood Pantages seating guide explains which sections to target.

Not on the route? The nearest announced stops

The tour does not reach every region in this leg. If your city is missing, these are the closest announced engagements. Check the official page for new cities before you book travel, since the producers add stops.

If you live near Closest announced stops
New York, Philadelphia, New Jersey Baltimore (Mar 9 to 28, 2027) or Washington, DC (Dec 16, 2026 to Feb 7, 2027), or Broadway itself
Atlanta and the Carolinas North Charleston (Feb 9 to 21, 2027) or Jacksonville (Dec 1 to 13, 2026)
Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati Dayton (Mar 30 to Apr 11, 2027)
Kansas City, Omaha, Denver Lincoln (Apr 13 to 18, 2027)
Wisconsin, Iowa, the Dakotas Minneapolis (Apr 20 to May 22, 2027)
Seattle and Portland Vancouver (May 26 to Jun 13, 2027)
San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento San Jose (Jul 7 to 18, 2027) or Reno (Jul 20 to 25, 2027)
Phoenix, Tucson, Las Vegas, San Diego Los Angeles (Jul 28 to Aug 29, 2027) or Albuquerque (Aug 31 to Sep 12, 2027)
Texas No Texas stop is announced in this leg. Albuquerque is the closest.

What Hamilton is about

Hamilton tells the life of Alexander Hamilton, the immigrant orphan who became George Washington’s aide, a coauthor of the Federalist Papers and the first Secretary of the Treasury, through to his fatal duel with Aaron Burr. Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote the book, music and lyrics, drawing on Ron Chernow’s biography, and set the story to hip-hop, R&B and Broadway ballads. It opened on Broadway in 2015, won 11 Tony Awards including Best Musical in 2016, and received the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The show is almost entirely sung, so if you are bringing someone new to it, a listen to the cast album first helps them follow the fast lyrics.

Before you buy: running time, age and rules

  • Running time: about 2 hours and 45 minutes, including one intermission.
  • Age: touring venues recommend Hamilton for ages 10 and up, and the show contains strong language. The Pantages does not admit children under 5, the Broward Center does not allow infants, and every child needs a ticket. The Pantages requires an adult chaperone for anyone under 14.
  • Mobile tickets: most touring venues now use mobile entry through the seller’s app. Download your tickets before you leave home, since theater lobbies often have weak cell service.

How to choose a city

If you can reach more than one stop, compare the whole trip, not the ticket price alone. A cheaper seat in a farther city stops being cheaper once you add a hotel and a second day off work. Three things tilt the choice:

  1. Length of the run. Washington, Minneapolis and Los Angeles each have five weeks or more. Longer runs mean more dates, more seat options and, usually, less pressure on prices than a one-week stop.
  2. Size of the theater. Big touring houses can hold 2,500 to 3,000 people. In a large hall, a seat near the front of the main floor or the front of the first upper level is worth paying for, because rear balcony seats are a long way from the stage.
  3. Subscriber access. Many stops are part of a local Broadway season, and subscribers get first pick of seats. If Hamilton is coming to your city in 2027, joining that season can be the most reliable way to get good seats at face value.

The $10 Hamilton lottery on tour

Every tour stop runs the Ham4Ham lottery. Entries open Friday at 10 a.m. local time for the following week’s performances and close Thursday at noon. Winners are notified Thursday afternoon, have two hours to claim and pay, and can buy up to two $10 tickets. You must be 18 or older and show a photo ID that matches your entry. Our Ham4Ham guide covers the full rules and how to improve your chances.

Buying from resale

When the official seller is sold out for your date, resale is a legitimate option, but a few habits protect you:

  • Confirm the listing is for the touring engagement in your city, on your date, at the right theater. Hamilton listings for Broadway and the tour show up side by side in search results.
  • Compare the final checkout price with fees, not the price shown on the map.
  • Avoid sites that look like the official production but are not linked from hamiltonmusical.com.
  • Expect prices to peak around opening week, holiday weeks and closing weekend of each stop.

Our guide to keeping theater tickets safe explains mobile transfers and how to spot fake listings.

Hamilton on tour: a short history

The Hamilton tour officially kicked off at SHN’s Orpheum Theater in San Francisco on March 23, 2017, while a separate sit-down production was running in Chicago. Since then, touring companies have brought the show to most major North American cities, some of them more than once. If you saw it on its first visit to your city, you may notice cast and minor staging changes, but the show itself is the same Broadway production. Hamilton’s Broadway production still plays the Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York. For past routes, see our archive pages for 2019, 2021 and 2022 and 2024.

Not sure whether the tour or Broadway is right for you? Our comparison of Broadway vs. touring shows walks through the differences.

Hamilton tour FAQ

Where is Hamilton touring right now?

As of October 30, 2026, the Hamilton tour is playing the Straz Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa through November 8, 2026. Its next stops are the Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale from November 10 to 22, Artis-Naples from November 24 to 29, and Jacksonville from December 1 to 13.

Is Hamilton coming to Los Angeles in 2027?

Yes. The tour plays the Hollywood Pantages Theatre from July 28 to August 29, 2027. At the time of checking, Broadway in Hollywood was selling Hamilton only as part of a mini subscription package, with the single-ticket onsale date still to be announced.

How long is Hamilton?

Hamilton runs about 2 hours and 45 minutes, including one intermission. Plan for a little more time for security and finding your seat, especially at large touring theaters.

What age is Hamilton appropriate for?

Touring venues recommend Hamilton for ages 10 and up, and the show contains strong language. Venues commonly do not admit children under 5, and every child needs their own ticket. The Pantages also requires an adult chaperone for anyone under 14.

Is there a lottery for the Hamilton tour?

Yes. The tour runs a $10 lottery in each city it visits. Entries open Friday at 10 a.m. local time for the following week and close Thursday at noon, and winners can buy up to two tickets. See our Ham4Ham guide for the full rules.

Seeing Hamilton on Broadway instead? Read our Richard Rodgers Theatre guide.

Sources and corrections

Tour dates, venue rules and lottery terms were checked on October 30, 2026 against these sources:

Tour routes change and cities are added. Always confirm your date on the official page before you buy. Spot an error? Email info@theatertickets.com and we will check it and update this page.

Joe Styler

Joe Styler runs TheaterTickets.com. He worked as a ticket broker and has built and run websites for more than 20 years. That background shapes the site's practical advice on finding touring shows, choosing seats and buying tickets safely through official sellers.