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Hello, I'm wondering if anyone won the lottery for Groundhog Day for tommorow but can't go? I'm only in town this week and it's my last night when I can see it. I can't really afford more expensive tickets so I would be eternally grateful if anyone could send me their code if they don't need it, thank you!

I think you may still be able to save by doing a cancellation line on the day of - it is a little more risky, but if you are willing to be there early enough, I believe the tickets are $122 which is WAY cheaper and you will also avoid scams which I hear are common on resale sites for Hamilton.

"The Rodgers doesn't have a balcony. The cheapest seats that are non-lotto are in the rear mezz. "

I'msorry for the confusion, I mean rear mezz - on the map it looks like a balcony... Anyone have experience with these?

Hello, I'm considering purchasing the cheapest tickets at the balcony and I was wondering if anyone can share their experience either from the first balcony row (knee room, annoying bars etc.) and compete sides - basically my choice on the dates I can make it is either first balcony row complete side or three-four rows up and a little bit ore to the center. What do you think? Thank you!

Hello, can anyone help me out figuring out when to get in line for SR tickets on Saturday or Sunday? It is my only chance to see the show (I'm not sure if/when I will be able to come to New York), so I want to make sure to get there in time. For some reason it is not listed on Broadway Spotted so I need recent personal experience. Thank you!

I should have mentioned I'm aware they do a limited number through lottery - I was hoping they would switch so I could actually plan to see the show and wait it out in the morning, rather than fighting those ridiculous odds... I also thought there are more SR spots, so I was hoping they will release them after opening night. 

Please let me know what happens at today's lottery, thank you!

Yes and also, I think you need to pay Telecharge fees, which you don't in the box office, I paid $98 for both, no additional fees!

Hi everyone, I just wanted to share my experience this week - I entered the lottery multiple times during my trip in NYC and lost every time. SOME (not all!) of the emails informing me that I lost had a discount code offering Mezzanine seats for $49 and after I lost my last chance to see it I decided to try this option.

"Hand to God and Something Rotten do seem right up your alley.
Also you might enjoy Finding Neverland.
 
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Why do you think I would like Finding Neverland? I don't know much about the show...

Thank you everyone for the tips, sounds like there are a few favourites, I'll do some additional research based on your recommendations!

Hello everyone,

I have moved out of NYC 6 months ago and have been pretty much out of the Broadway loop for this time and now I am coming back to visit and have very little idea of what are the best shows to see right now - did not have time to read reviews or pay attention to the word of mouth.

Would you please be so kind and share your knowledge/experience to recommend shows to see? I have time for probably 5-6 shows and I am on a budget so I want to do rush/lotteries for everything so no need to purchase tickets ahead.

I generally like smart and funny shows but I also enjoy a classis dance heavy musical or an intriguing play. To give an idea, my favorite shows from the past are:

The Book of Mormon

Avenue Q

Twelfth Night

All the Way

Last Five Years

Thank you very much for your help! :)