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I've successfully left a suitcase at the Palms restaurant (right across from the Gershwin, I think it's on 50th) once before. They'll hold it in their coat check area if you ask nicely. There's no fee, but I gave a $5 tip when I picked the bag back up. Some of the theatre district hotels will probably do this too (maybe try the Marriott Marquis, right next to the Richard Rodgers; they are accustomed to dealing with Hamilton cancellation line folks running in and out all day for restrooms/etc,...

This weekend I was in NYC for a couple of days in order to run the half marathon this past Sunday. I’m from NC, and although (like most of us here) I know every single word to the soundtrack, I had yet to actually see the show. The one day of my trip where it worked out for me to try the cancellation line was Friday 3/17 (also St. Patrick’s Day). Fair warning, this post is gonna be long; the one quality I share with A.Ham is that I have no ability whatsoever to be concise. I got there at 6am ...

I am currently FIRST in the cancellation line for Hamilton and (with four hours to go) am cautiously optimistic. I have a single (third-row!) ticket to Wicked for tonight that I bought months ago. Assuming this all goes as planned, I now won't be able to use it. The seat is Orchestra, Row CC, seat 5 -- super close! (Listed as "partial-view," but isn't really -- I've been in this exact seat before and was thrilled with the view!) I paid $112.20 on Ticketmaster; would ideally like to get $100 b...

Hey HamilFans -- I'm a couple months early with this post, but just trying to get a sense of what my plan should be. I've been reading this thread for a couple weeks and there is a ton of great information here -- thank you guys for being so diligent, kind, and informative!I'm going to be in NYC over St. Patrick's weekend (coming up from NC for the half marathon on Sunday 3/19). I'll only be there for a few days (Thurs-Mon), so I have a couple of things already scheduled. I've been obsessed w...