Game Show Tickets

Join the Studio Audience & Maybe Audition Too

Game show tickets are like happy rays of sunshine. They're generally free and make you feel warm all over. They're also easy to get as long as you're willing to travel. But wait, there's more...

For many shows, audience members receive something even sunnier – a chance to audition for those fun-filled contestant slots.

This is a terrific treat, especially for game show fans who missed their official audition opportunity. For example, Millionaire holds regular auditions in the Summer. But taping begins in the Fall. So, if Summer's long gone, and you still want to snag a slot in the hot seat, the best way is to attend a taping in New York City.

How to Get these TV tickets

Jeopardy! (Los Angeles)
You can write, call, or visit their special ticket-request Web site. Click here for more details on Jeopardy Game Show Tickets.

The Price Is Right (Los Angeles)
You can write, obtain tickets online, or visit the show's ticket booth. (Hmmm…a ticket booth. Sounds intriguing.) Click here for more details.

Wheel of Fortune (Los Angeles)
Write, call, or visit their special ticket-request Web site. Click here for more details.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (New York)
Millionaire game show tickets are free, and audience members can compete for future spots in the hot seat. For the current status of ticket opportunities, click here.

Deal or No Deal (Culver City, Calif.)
So, how do you get Deal or No Deal tickets? These are tricky. Maybe I should write the show a letter and ask. I wonder if they'd respond. Any bets? Click here to see what little information I was able to glean.

Quick Age Tip: For any game show tickets, you'll want to watch for age restrictions. For some shows, audience members must be 18 years old. For others, it's 14. In any event, you'll probably have to leave your infant at home. (And Wheel of Fortune won't pay for your baby sitter either, but that's another story.)