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Tempo by Hilton Debuts Suite Themed to 'The Lost Boys'

The Times Square hotel has turned a suite into a boardwalk-to-vampire-territory set piece tied to the Tony-winning Broadway musical, with themed cocktails at its Highball bar and booking perks through 2027.

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September 29, 2026
Tempo by Hilton Debuts Suite Themed to 'The Lost Boys'
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<div class="key-facts"><h2>What travelers need to know</h2><ul> <li><strong>What happened:</strong> Tempo by Hilton Times Square has opened a themed suite based on the Broadway musical The Lost Boys, with tie-in food and drink at the hotel's Highball bar and lounge.</li> <li><strong>Who's affected:</strong> Guests booking the specialty suite receive exclusive perks created for the collaboration; other hotel guests can still order the themed cocktails at Highball.</li> <li><strong>Where:</strong> Tempo by Hilton Times Square, in Manhattan's Theater District next to the Palace Theatre.</li> <li><strong>When:</strong> Bookable now through <time datetime="2027-09-14">September 14, 2027</time>.</li> <li><strong>What to do:</strong> Reserve The Lost Boys Suite directly through Tempo by Hilton Times Square to secure the themed room and its exclusive add-ons.</li> </ul></div> <p>Tempo by Hilton Times Square has converted one of its suites into a set piece for "The Lost Boys," the Broadway musical adaptation of the 1987 vampire film, according to Hilton's newsroom. The hotel, located next to the historic Palace Theatre in Manhattan's Theater District, says the takeover is bookable now and runs through <time datetime="2027-09-14">September 14, 2027</time>. Hilton describes the show as the most Tony Award-winning new musical of 2026, having picked up four Tonys.</p> <p>The design leans on the musical's setting of Santa Carla, a fictional boardwalk town Hilton describes as sun-soaked by day and vampire territory by night. A mural of a glowing Ferris wheel against a starry sky anchors the bedroom, while the living area features a graffiti-style mural reading "We're Inviting You In." The room is stocked with 1980s-era props, including a vintage cabinet television and VCR loaded with VHS tapes, a record player with a vinyl collection, and a beachside bench meant to evoke the boardwalk setting of the film and show.</p> <h2>Perks extend to the hotel bar

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