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They just quietly released tickets for October and November, plenty of $40/part seats available. Orchestra row X and Y 1-4 on the aisle are $69-76/part, depending on the day of the week. Interesting that they've seemingly stopped making big announcements about a new bucket being released.

I have an extra ticket for tomorrow/Friday's performance, orchestra row Z 30 (on the aisle). Will sell for my cost - $100 total ($40 per part plus $20 for the Ticketmaster fees). PM me if interested!UPDATE: Sold! :)

I sat in row A, having seen the show before and knew what the parts were I was missing (not really a big deal anyways), and freaking loved it!!

Also Orchestra R14/16 for just $165/part this Thursday/Friday June 28 and 29.

Orchestra L24 for just $165/part this Thursday/Friday June 28 and 29 on Ticketmaster.

Orchestra N8 for just $165/part this Thursday/Friday June 28 and 29 on Ticketmaster! Releasing in nine minutes.

Sunday, Aug 19, Orchestra V21 is on Ticketmaster for $155/part.

Thu/Fri July 19/20, Orchestra Y21 on Ticketmaster for $110/part.

haterobics said: "Fosse76 said: "I'm sorry, but I really wish people wouldn't "hold" tickets in their TM account if they have no intention of purchasing them. No one on this site is more entitled to these tickets than the general ticket-buying public, and even when available again it may not come up as the best available. It's cheating other people from having access to the best tickets. I don't know if TM has a rule about it (unlikely), but it's definitely an abuse of the system."There's no ...

DrewJoseph said: "Guys I need your help! What seat would be better? ORCH Row D all the way to the side or ORCH Row Q all the way to the side. Both are same price, but need to decide today!"I sat in C20 and loved the seat. Easy to see facial expressions and you really feel immersed in the show and the emotion. That being said, I walked all the way back on the side of orchestra and was impressed with the view from there as well. It comes down to what you generally prefer - being up close for gr...

I have an extra ticket for tomorrow- Balcony F, $20/part. Total with Ticketmaster fees is $62 for both parts. I'll be in the seat next to it, so can meet at the theater beforehand to transfer the ticket. PM me if interested!UPDATE: This ticket has been claimed.

Orchestra Row E, Seat 12 on Ticketmaster for tomorrow, $155/part. This is the first time I've seen this price for front orchestra, great seat at a great price! Will be released at 5:29pm ET.

Dress Circle, Row C, Seats 115 - 116 - 117 are available on Ticketmaster for tomorrow for $155/part. They're in my cart, will release at 1:01pm ET, or PM me to coordinate a release.

I just want to throw out there that it IS still possible to get tickets at the lower price points with a lot of patience and persistence - you never know when someone will return a ticket or the box office will make more seats available. Yesterday, I was on Ticketmaster as usual, searching for what tickets were available on various dates and scored two seats in Balcony F for $20/part for this Wednesday. I have been searching every day, sometimes multiple times a day since regular sale started...

ORCHL, Row U 15-23 on Wednesday, May 2nd are available on Ticketmaster for $165/part.

I also was lucky to sit in a box seat this past Thursday/Friday. I strolled up to the box office on Wednesday around 11am and got Balcony box C for $70/part. There was some confusion on the ushers' part as to which side of the theater I was on but it eventually got sorted out. My seat was about even with the front mezzanine and I was impressed with being able to make out some facial expressions and it's 97% full view if you lean forward slightly. Plus there are no heads to block any view and ...

WickedLinds said: "Nycat63 said: "Thank you for this bc it's my current dilemma - Row A center aisle or Row M off to side (not terribly but still further than ideal). I'm short and have bad enough vision that with a pushed back dress circle I wouldn't just miss facial expressions, I might even miss some "big picture" stuff, so near to mid-Orch is my only option. I amworried about the neck strain in A bc I do have a bad neck, but more so reading here that it might ruin some of the "magic" by b...

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Nycat63 said: "Thank you for this bc it's my current dilemma - Row A center aisle or Row M off to side (not terribly but still further than ideal). I'm short and have bad enough vision that with a pushed back dress circle I wouldn't just miss facial expressions, I might even miss some "big picture" stuff, so near to mid-Orch is my only option. I am worried about the neck strain in A bc I do have a bad neck, but more so reading here that it might ruin some of the "magic" by being too close. Di...

LesWickedly said: "I of course have another dilemma! Thanks to the help of billyelliotfan123, I got a ticket for $40 per part in the balcony, on the center aisle of Row G. This is the same date as my $299 per part on Row A Seat 1 so I’ve got a decision to make.It seems like the most logical thing to do would be to save $500 and sit in a perfectly fine seat, but I’m not a logical person. I do love being close and this is the 2nd to last row of the theatre, most likely won’t be seeing any faces...