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Live sing through of "Hitlist' from Smash with Jeremy Jordan, Andy Mientus and Krysta Rodriguez. It was amazing!!

These are great!  Thanks and happy viewing!

You are both welcome. I'm very glad the lottery tickets went to good use.   Enjoy the show!!

Hi,

I won the lottery for tomorrow night's (Saturday) performance for Groundhog Day.  Unfortunately, (for me) I cannot attend the show.   I thought maybe someone else could use the code:

You've won tickets to GROUNDHOG DAY for the Saturday, April 29, 2017 at 8:00PM performance! To claim your 2 ticket(s)*, go here and use the one-time use code 20z9WBam.

Hi, I'm not familiar with the theater and would appreciate any advice.  Assuming my max per ticket is approx $200, what is the best seat choice: box seat, side front orch, back center orch or front mez? (Would rather pay less if anyone can recommend a good, less expensive seat/section.)  Thanks so much!

I purchased a three-day pass for my daughter, who due to a production at her school, is sadly unable to attend.  There are no refunds, but according to BroadwayCon, it is fine to resell and then transfer tickets via their website. I paid $274 for the three days. If anyone interested, please send me a message with your offer. Thanks.

On sale tomorrow at 10 am. (My apologies if this has already been posted.) 

 

Hamilton

Fun Home

Rent

Dear Evan Hansen

A Chorus Line

Also... Hairspray, Last Five Years, In the Heights

You're welcome. Happy to help!

Kind of frustrated as I paid full price but for those who haven't...

Get Tickets!

Use Code: TR3090
Discounted Tix: $30.90
Valid for Performances 10/4/16 - 10/9/16

Call 212-947-8844
www.telechargeoffers.com
Offer Ends Sunday!

I have one Box C (closest box to stage) ticket for sale for the Sept. 6, 7pm show. (Purchased last fall for my son who will unfortunately be out of town, I will be using remaining two tickets.)  Not face value (sorry, attempting to recoup some of the money spent on his replacement ticket), but reasonable. Please PM if interested. Thx.

I would also love a code. If anyone has one that will go to waste, please send it my way and thanks!!! 

Three seats (three tickets) per box.

steins said: ":) great catch. trip booked. will report when in line :)

 

Hi guys!   steins- wow!

 

HAMFAN Thanks for sharing your interpretation of the evening. What had been written previously didn't really coincide with my own personal experience- that the SOLD guys were at all times professional, respectful and followed the rules.  (I also find it difficult to believe that they ever 'left for hours at a time' as has been written in the past.)

I'm glad you got your tickets and enjoyed the show.

chowbi said: "bethok said: " 

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01:15 AM - Arrive at Richard Rodgers theatre. There is a couple already set up (I later find out that they arrived around midnight). If any of you have been in/at the theatre, it's the door to the left of the main entrance, where people can walk out from the coat check. This couple (wisely) brought a thick duvet and huge fluffy pillows.
 

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MISH2 said: "Martin4au said: "To everyone who shares their line stories THANK YOU! I plan on trying with my daughter in the near future.

Do we think line sitters are disappearing only because the cost of the additional sitter and ticket? Really getting close to the cost of resale, and risk of not getting tickets, or just that SOLD is moving on to other ventures. .....

 .....Going to have to find out what a Cronut is $60/pair???



I think it's still cheaper to use a line sitter for the quality of seat you get.  Not sure how many hours they now require on line.  I've heard anywhere from 20 to 30.  Let's say it's 24.  So that's $480 for the line sitter, plus $354 for 2 tickets (yours and his).  That's $834, but the orchestra seats they seem to be getting are the best seats in the house.  (BTW "premium" seats at $477 are not necessarily better or even as good as the house seats.  House seats are held until the last minute in case they're needed for a VIP or someone connected to a member of the cast or production team and are regular orchestra price, $177.)  If the linesitter is able to get an SRO ticket for himself as in a recent example, your cost would be down to around $700.  Still much less than the going price on Stubhub for an orchestra seat in the first 10 rows. Just took a quick look and a row F orchestra seat for tonight is $1500.  

However, the majority of people can't/won't pay either $700 or $1500.  So if you have someone else who is willing to linesit in exchange for your buying them their ticket, your cost goes down to $354.  More manageable for just about everyone.

As for the cronut?  It's a pastry made at the Dominique Ansel bakery and it's a cross between a donut and croissant.  I guess for some people it's worth $30.  But the real question, is it worth the calories?  

However, his recipe for salted caramel apple pie that was in New York Magazine around the holidays was out of this world, and DEFINITELY worth the time to make!

http://nymag.com/listings/recipe/caramel-apple-pie/

 
This is a wonderful added benefit to getting tickets on the cancellation line. Last night we were seated in the 9th row. Comparable tickets on resale sites are in the $1500+ range. 
 

 

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