Broadway roared into the Thanksgiving holiday, with total grosses soaring 19.01% to $48.36M. Attendance jumped to 297,902, and overall capacity rose to 90.73%, with nearly every show posting significant holiday-driven gains. Hamilton led the charge with an astonishing $4.88M—the highest weekly gross on Broadway this season—up $1.20M with a massive $454.81 average paid admission. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child broke $3.1M with an average paid admission of $242.95, while Wicked also delivered a remarkable $3.01M, jumping $551K and selling out all eight performances. The Lion King also surged, climbing $812K to $2.79M, while Aladdin jumped $593K and The Outsiders posted a standout $562K increase. Family titles and long-running favorites clearly dominated Thanksgiving tourism traffic.The week was equally strong for several recent arrivals. Mamma Mia! rose $377K to $2.02M, selling at 99% capacity; Death Becomes Her saw a healthy $316K boost; and Maybe Happy Ending gained $300K, returning to over 100% capacity. On the play side, Stranger Things: The First Shadow saw a hefty bump on the back of the release of Stranger Things 5, vaulting $412K to an impressive $1.39M. Art held firm at $1.44M with a nine-performance schedule, while Oh, Mary! maintained perfect capacity at $1.26M. Compared to Thanksgiving week last season—when the holiday fell one week later—grosses were up 29.49% even despite a 3.10% dip in overall attendance, underscoring an exceptionally strong holiday frame that positions Broadway for a robust December.You can find the rest of the figures below, courtesy of The Broadway League: