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My friends and I rushed today (5/21). We got there 4:50, and were about 11th in line. There were a couple families in front of us (one who only had one person waiting who said her husband and kids would be joining her later, but they didn’t show up until like at 9:30 and they got 4 tickets, which is just poor line etiquette), but most got tickets to the matinee, so we were able to get four tickets to the evening performance no problem. Our seats were C 13, 15 and D 13, 15. The seats in row D ...

My friend and I rushed this morning (Friday). We got there around 8:15, and literally no one else lined up before 10 am. But we got tickets in Center Orchestra Row AA, so it was definitely worth it!

How crazy is the Othello rush versus last year? From people who have done the rush, what time do I need to get in line in the morning? Thanks!

The Humans stage is two levels so you can't see what goes on on the top level from the first few rows. I sat on end of first row and we could see the actors standing on the edge of the top level, but couldn't see them if they stood farther back. However you don't really miss anything and can still hear everything.

Curious if anyone saw Freddie Falls in Love last Monday, and how the seating worked. It is a general admissions show, so I was curious, based on theater size, if there was any benefit to getting there earlier to queue. I have tickets to the sold-out show at 7 this Monday, so wanted to know. Thanks!

What time do u have to get in line to get Seminar rush tickets (for a night time performance)? What is the availability? And where are the seats?

How quickly does On a Clear Day rush sell out? Do you have to be there at/before 10 am or are some still available later in the day? Are there any shows where it is possible to get rush tickets at 6:00ish?

how bad is the rush on Saturdays? What time should one get there then?

I want to see the Book of Mormon on 3/19 at 8:00. With the current discount code ($69) I could get a seat in a few different locations. I was wondering which of the following is the best option: L Orch Row O Seat 21 (11 off aisle) R Orch Row P Seat 22 (11 off aisle) R Orch Row S SEat 14 L Orch Row M SEat 25 Lt/ctr Mezzanine Row G, Seat 113 Rt/ctr Mezzanine Row H, Seat 114 Or should I just risk lotto? Thanks!

Hair (revival)-4 Rent-3 (all different tours) Next to Normal-2 Wicked-2 (tour and Broadway) But lots more shows I'd love to see again like La Cage and American Idiot!

Are there still bags left? Going to be in the city this week and really want one!

So how would sitting in Loge Row D, seat 313 be for South Pacific? That's what comes up when searching for cheaper of two seat options with discount.

I definitely want to see South Pacific more, but don't have much money. (the tix to the other shows seeing that weekend were a gift (N2N) and bought when had money (AI)) Which show, out of those that have student rush for weekend performances would then recommend seeing, if don't think Memphis is top choice. As reminder, other shows with student rush on weekends: A Behanding in Spokane, Chicago, Everyday Rapture, Fela, A Little Night Music, Lend Me a Tenor, Promises Promises, Race, Sondheim o...

I am going to be in the city this weekend, and am seeing American Idiot on Friday and Next to Normal (again) on Saturday night. I have the Saturday matinee slot open to see one other show, and was wondering if I should see Memphis before the Tonys or South Pacific before it closes. I am a student, so Memphis would most likely be easier/cheaper to see. I would still like opinions however.

I'm going to be in the city this weekend, and want to try to get rush tickets for Next Fall on Saturday night. How easy is is to do so? And where are the seats?

Does anyone know how early you should get in line at Next Fall box office in order to get student rush tickets? It says on the website they start selling them two hours before curtain, but when should you get in line to be guaranteed tickets?