I have 4 tickets on 1iota and one of my friends can no longer go today. It days that our entire group must be present so Im just nervous this is going to cause problems.

I am thinking of bringing my grandparent who can't speak English to watch Jimmy Fallon in person. I was wondering if there would be any translating device or a translator.

Hey my friend cancelled so I have an extra ticket available for this Tuesday's show (10/29) if anyone is interested. I'd hate to see it go to waste. Let me know if you're interested.

I just confirmed my tickets for 11/4, the day before the election! If anyone hears of guests let me know!!

Any other friends going that day??!!

Hi! I won a ticket to the Tonight Show on October 29th at 3:45 PM. I just checked the guests and Olivia Rodrigo will be there! It's super exciting to me because I really like her music but have never seen her live.

It's my first time getting a ticket and I'm a bit confused: Will I get to see all of the 4 guests? And how long is the taping? I definitely want to go but my mom will be visiting me in NY for the first time and I want her to be able to plan something else to do :)

Who was the man who sang "I'm Walking Out" on tonight's (10/15/24) show and where do I know him from?

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated,

I am taking a trip to nyc in a few months and am going to try and get tickets to see a live show! Is there anywhere to see who the guests are ahead of time or does it just show the date?

I’ve been trying for Fallon for a bit, and finally got 10/28! I’m so excited. Our tickets say check in starts 3:15 and ends 3:45 - I’ve heard they over ticket, so if I show up at 3:15 am I still likely to get in?

I had a priority ticket for the late show back in Jan and naively showed up at 4 PM when doors close at 4:30, of course the line of people who were already turned away was 2 blocks long.

Can anyone who’s been to the tonight show provide insight into how early to arrive to make sure I get a seat? How long is the line by 3:15 when check in opens?

Thank you so much! Can’t wait and will gladly pay forward the advice on my experience after the show.

Hi! I know the late show allows you to attend one taping every 6 months—does the tonight show have something similar? I couldn’t find anything on the 1iota site and am figuring out taping options for family coming into town

Hi! I'm curious if anyone has already received tickets for the taping on Oct 8. I joined the waitlist exactly when it opened, but haven't heard back since, and I was wondering if I still had any chance of getting tickets for this day.

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Hi, I’m trying to find a really hilarious sketch that appeared on The Tonight Show a couple of years ago, during the monologue.

I think it was along the lines of the founding fathers inventing and/or tasting coffee, then there’s an explosion. After the sketch aired, Steve and Jimmy were giggling a lot.

Does anyone else remember this sketch and where on YouTube it might be found?

I got tickets from 1ota. But it’s just a single tickets. I was wondering if someone is going alone like me then maybe we can hang together.

I went to the Jimmy's Show in manhattan and before the show, they asked to go to the bathroom and I did but I couldn't help it and I really had to go again in the middle. When I asked they let me out but they told that I can't come inside again which I was fine because....you know. I couldn't enjoy the show anyways. But when I went outside. They took a picture of my id and my email. I am not sure why. If anyone know why they took the picture of my id - please let me know. I am kinda anxious

Why can't he interview a guest for 20 minutes unbroken and then just have his team edit it before air?

Does the taping end at 6:30pm sharp? Have a broadway show later at 7 so wondering if it would be too much of a risk

anybody know who the guest might be? is there anything i should be aware of prior to going? i’m so excited !!!!

While researching on this process I couldn’t find many posts about people’s experience with going to the show. Wanted to throw this out there in case someone else is looking for info. First off, it was SO cool. Very much worth going!!

Tix: I followed “fallontix” on X. They post in advance before they post the waitlist dates up. You can set up notifications on the app for when they post. They get posted on 1iota at noon on the date they state they will be up. I was on there at like 1150 refreshing constantly around 12. Got right in at 12 (already logged in the site) and selected my date. We got an email confirming our invite to the show exactly 1 week ahead of time.

Before the show: The tix state there’s no guarantee of entry just by receiving the invite as they overbook the show each time. We got there an hour before checkin (315p). Can’t tell you if was worth getting there so early but we were 6th in line. Guaranteed spot in. They line you up and move you along the closer it gets to the next step. They leave you in the same order as you arrived the whole time up until you’re about to go to the studio. They bring you up from the lobby to the peacock lounge. And this is where you get your wristband and grouping ticket. You can use the bathroom and sip water from the fountains. Very comfy while waiting. They called single letters first (ex. M, N, etc) then double letters (MM, NN, etc). Then our group which was 1-25. We were in the lounge by like 330 (end checkin is at 345). And in the studio by like 430. They tell you where to sit. A bunch of people went ahead of us and we still got to the 3rd row smack dab in the middle. It seems the seating arrangement is very random. So not sure if getting there early really helps your case get a closer seat. But it’s a small studio and good view anywhere to say the least.

The show: AMAZING! Totally worth the wait. The smooth transitions between each moment in the show. The minimal redo of bits. It was totally seamless. A writer comes out and engages the crowd multiple times throughout the show. You even get a Q&A with Jimmy himself. I won’t say much more so I don’t ruin the experience. But it was totally worth it.

After the show: When it’s all said and done they have you exit in a very organized manner. They lead you down to the nbc store where you can find fun memorabilia.

And that’s it!

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how do we get replays of the commercial right after the nightly news ends, that teases the Jimmy Fallon show right before it?? trying to find myself in the crowd lol

Anybody know where you can still buy last minute tickets instead of waiting for standby? I wanna see Jenna Ortega this week 😩

Hi! I really want to see Sabrina Carpenter on the Tonight Show so I was thinking of trying to get standby tickets. She’s supposed to be on the show on 8/22. Can anyone give more info on how I can guarantee that if I do get standby tickets, it’ll be for the show she will be on? Like do they film two shows in one day or how does it work?

Please.