Ellen’s MAMMA MIA! Brunch: Is the $75 Ticket Worth It?

You do not need the bottomless ticket to get the show. Ellen’s advertises the same admission, entrée and nonalcoholic drinks in its $50 regular ticket; the $75 option adds mimosas. For a group deciding whether to spend more, that is the useful distinction—not whether one ticket gets the “real” MAMMA MIA! experience. Both advertised prices are before tax and gratuity.

Expect live ABBA and MAMMA MIA!-inspired performances by Ellen’s singing waitstaff alongside brunch. This is a themed dining event in the Stardust Theatre beneath Ellen’s Stardust Diner, not admission to the Broadway production. Pick it when your group wants familiar songs and a meal in one outing; choose a theatrical production separately if the full musical is your priority.

The venue calls November 15 its final brunch show of 2026. The captured Ticketmaster listing specifies Sunday, November 15, at 11 a.m., America/New_York (EST). That date is upcoming as of our November 6 fact-check. Recheck the date and start time on your ticket before arranging the rest of your day.

Regular — advertised at $50: admission, an entrée, soda, juice, tea and coffee. This is the straightforward choice if you are here for the singing, prefer not to drink alcohol, or want to keep the base spend lower.

Bottomless mimosa — advertised at $75: the same package plus mimosas. The captured event description limits the bottomless offer to up to two hours; do not read “bottomless” as an unlimited-length reservation. The upgrade is $25 at the advertised base-price level, not necessarily the final checkout difference. Decide whether that drink package suits you rather than treating it as an essential show upgrade. Confirm alcohol eligibility and ID requirements with the venue before purchasing.

The venue explicitly adds tax and gratuity to the advertised ticket prices. Its captured ticket listing describes a service fee as a 20% gratuity for the singing servers, and the captured booking feed shows prices above the $50/$75 base figures. Those sources do not establish your final payable amount today.

Before paying, select the November 15 performance and ticket type, then read the full order breakdown. Check whether a service charge already represents gratuity and which other charges apply. We have not completed a purchase or verified live remaining inventory, so this guide does not promise a particular checkout total or an available seat.

The address is 1650 Broadway, New York, NY 10019, in Manhattan. The brunch is downstairs in the Stardust Theatre; the main diner upstairs is a separate dining option. The official event page says every brunch guest needs a pre-purchased ticket. An upstairs visit or an ordinary diner queue should not be treated as brunch admission.

The captured ticket terms say late entry and seating are not guaranteed once the show begins, all sales are final, and will-call guests should bring valid ID. Check your confirmation for entry instructions and leave time to find the correct entrance. If stairs, seating, dietary needs or a child’s admission could affect your visit, ask the venue before committing; we have not independently verified those accommodations or guest rules.

Choose regular if the music and meal are the reason to go. Choose bottomless only if the mimosa package itself is worth the added spend to you. Pause before buying if you still need to confirm access, guest eligibility, dietary arrangements or the final total.

Use the official venue event page to check the announcement and ticket options, then open the exact November 15 ticket listing below. Our November 6 checks confirmed the advertised event and package descriptions, but the ticketing site blocked a fresh live inventory check. Availability and last-minute changes remain matters to verify with the seller.

Source note: official venue event and theatre pages checked November 6, 2026; date/time and ticket terms cross-checked against the platform’s Ticketmaster source capture from November 6. Photograph: the venue’s official brunch page; it illustrates the event, not a guaranteed cast for November 15.