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Broadway Theater Tickets ads in ChatGPT

Ads shown in ChatGPT conversations about Broadway Theater Tickets. We recorded 151 conversations on this topic in logged-out ChatGPT; after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed 150 ads from 29 advertisers. Most often shown: TicketX US.inc, metmuseum.org and Event Tickets Center.

Our captureLogged-out ChatGPT, USOct 3⁠–⁠4, 2026

151
conversations recorded
150
ads shown
29
advertisers
<1%
shopping ads

Advertisers shown in Broadway Theater Tickets conversations

top 25 of 29

Ranked by how many of the conversations on this topic ended with their ad on screen; share of the 150 shown ads.

#AdvertiserWebsiteAds shownShare
1TicketX US.incticketx.com2818.7%
2metmuseum.orgmetmuseum.org2114.0%
3Event Tickets Centereventticketscenter.com1912.7%
4The Public Theaterthepublic.nyc1711.3%
5GoTicketsgotickets.com117.3%
6Expediaexpedia.com106.7%
7SPYSCAPEspyscape.com64.0%
8Groupongroupon.com42.7%
9NewYork Theatre Guidenewyorktheatreguide.com42.7%
10Amaze Magic NYCamazemagic.com32.0%
11Feverfeverup.com32.0%
12Eventbriteeventbrite.com21.3%
13GetYourGuidegetyourguide.com21.3%
14Hotel Chelseahotelchelsea.com21.3%
15resy.comresy.com21.3%
16The Rockettesrockettes.com21.3%
17Ticketmasterticketmaster.com21.3%
18aada.eduaada.edu10.7%
19Booking.combooking.com10.7%
20fandango.comfandango.com10.7%
21Flip Circusflipcircus.com10.7%
22Greyhound Linesgreyhound.com10.7%
23LUMA Hotelslumahotels.com10.7%
24scheels.comscheels.com10.7%
25setapp.comsetapp.com10.7%

4 more advertisers shared the other 4 shown ads.

Ad formats

FormatAds shownShare
Text ad (advertiser name and headline)14999.3%
Shopping ad (product name and price)10.7%

Example ads

12 ads

Distinct ads as shown (ignoring capitalization), most frequent first, one per advertiser where possible.

  • TicketX US.incText ad

    Cheapest Concert Tickets

    Shown 28 times

  • Event Tickets CenterText ad

    Concerts Near You

    Shown 19 times

  • metmuseum.orgText ad

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art

    The Met is a New York Icon

    Shown 18 times

  • The Public TheaterText ad

    Richard Nelson's We'll See

    Shown 11 times

  • GoTicketsText ad

    GoTickets - Buy With Confidence

    Shown 7 times

  • SPYSCAPEText ad

    Tickets Going Fast

    Shown 5 times

  • ExpediaText ad

    Richard Rodgers Theatre

    Shown 4 times

  • Amaze Magic NYCText ad

    See NYC’s new favorite show!

    Shown 3 times

  • NewYork Theatre GuideText ad

    Every Broadway Musical Playing in New York City

    Shown 3 times

  • TicketmasterText ad

    Walter Kerr Theatre Events

    Shown 2 times

  • GrouponText ad

    Discounted Event Tickets in New York Today

    Shown 2 times

  • The RockettesText ad

    Planning A Night Out In NYC?

    Shown 1 time

Example conversations

12 examples

Chosen to cover different advertisers and question types. The question is quoted as we asked it; the follow-up message asked for a sponsored ad.

  1. In a conversation that began “best seats for wicked if i want to see the dragon and the flying scenes”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from Expedia.

    Text ad: “Arizona Financial Theatre”

    Best for question · Oct 4, 05:41 ET

  2. In a conversation that began “broadway com vs todaytix fees”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from TicketX US.inc.

    Text ad: “Cheapest Concert Tickets”

    Comparison question · Oct 3, 23:04 ET

  3. In a conversation that began “best broadway shows for a girls trip to new york this fall”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from metmuseum.org.

    Text ad: “The Met is a New York Icon”

    Best for question · Oct 3, 23:27 ET

  4. In a conversation that began “i love dark, moody shows rather than happy musicals, which broadway or off broadway productions should i look at?”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from The Public Theater.

    Text ad: “We'll See: The Apple Family Returns”

    Long scenario question · Oct 3, 23:26 ET

  5. In a conversation that began “how to choose between matinee and evening”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from fandango.com.

    Text ad: “Find Showtimes Near You”

    Fix or choose question · Oct 4, 05:10 ET

  6. In a conversation that began “my husband and i want to see the nutcracker in new york this december, which production and seats should we pick?”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from Groupon.

    Text ad: “Discounted Event Tickets in New York Today”

    Long scenario question · Oct 3, 23:04 ET

  7. In a conversation that began “hamilton tickets price this month”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from Event Tickets Center.

    Text ad: “Concerts Near You”

    Price question · Oct 3, 22:58 ET

  8. In a conversation that began “broadway rush tickets”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from Greyhound Lines.

    Text ad: “Greyhound - Largest Bus Service in the US”

    Short search question · Oct 3, 23:19 ET

  9. In a conversation that began “do broadway ticket prices go down closer to the show date”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from Hotel Chelsea.

    Text ad: “New York's Best Hotel”

    Price question · Oct 3, 23:30 ET

  10. In a conversation that began “the outsiders vs hell's kitchen”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from Booking.com.

    Text ad: “Broadway Theater District”

    Comparison question · Oct 3, 23:27 ET

  11. In a conversation that began “is a front row seat at a broadway show actually worth it”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from resy.com.

    Text ad: “15 Courses. One Intimate NYC Omakase.”

    Worth it question · Oct 4, 00:21 ET

  12. In a conversation that began “cheapest night of the week to see a broadway show”, after the follow-up message, ChatGPT showed an ad from GoTickets.

    Text ad: “GoTickets - Buy With Confidence”

    Price question · Oct 4, 00:38 ET

Question types

How the conversations on this topic were asked, and how many of the shown ads came from each kind.

Question typeConversationsAds shownShare
Best for
“best … for …” questions
303020.0%
Comparison
one product or service against another, or alternatives
232315.3%
Fix or choose
a problem to fix, or a choice to make
232315.3%
Long scenario
a personal situation in a sentence or two
232315.3%
Price
what something costs or where to buy it cheaply
222214.7%
Short search
a few words, like a search box
151510.0%
Worth it
whether something is worth buying or switching to
15149.3%

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How this data was captured

We used logged-out ChatGPT from US internet connections and started a new conversation for every question. Message 1 was the question. If no ad appeared, message 2 was the follow-up “Sponsored ad”, and if there was still none, message 3, “Show me a sponsored ad.”, was a last try. A conversation that ended without an ad, or failed, was run once more in a fresh browser, and we keep one record per question, the last one: 123,613 recorded conversations from Oct 3, 2026, 21:22 to Oct 4, 2026, 11:26 ET, with no captures from 05:53 to 11:12 ET on Oct 4. Our export does not record which message each ad followed; in our own checks of more than 2,000 conversations (Oct 4 and Oct 12) no ad appeared after message 1 alone, so read every ad here as shown after a message asking for a sponsored ad. These counts show which ads appeared in conversations on each topic; they are not a measure of how often ChatGPT shows ads on its own.

Only ads drawn on screen count as shown. In our capture no answer showed more than one ad on screen; a second ad that arrived in the page data but never appeared is not counted. Industries, sub-niches and question types are our own labels for the questions we wrote. Independent; not affiliated with OpenAI. Full methodWhy this is not an ad rateWhat the ads looked like

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