Profile for Mahi

MidnightRadio said: "I found the day of performance, mid-week shows generally drop price significantly close to showtime, the partial view seats generally go down to 89/99, the balcony seats generally go down to about 69/79. Dress circle lowest go to 149, but the partials on the side go to 99. They never seem to discount on the weekend.



On a stroke of luck tho, on the last night SJP performed before she got covid and Matthew was already out; I lost the lottery

You can try for a last minute ticket if you want to get better seats. I'll apply again in April since I am traveling for next 6 weeks, and will buy a last minute ticket if lottery is not working for me. I really wanna see SJP perform.

DCNY said: "@z5 said: "I don't get the complaining for a $39 ticket to something that's worth a whole lot more...seats might not be great, but you're still getting an insane deal."

Because a lot of Broadway theaters--I'd actually venture to say most--exhibit great respect to the rush lottery concept and its winners and give you a great seat. For some shows that's in the first few rows or another very good orchestra suite. Sometimes th

Finally joined the rush line at 7 am on Saturday 3/5. Weather was chilly in 30s and I was surprised to see 29 people already in line at 7 am. Since this was a 2 show day, I was certain we would get tickets for either of them. It got colder as we stood outside so definitely dress up warm and good shoes. Bring a foldable camp chair as you will need it. We got to the ticket window by 10:25 and the guy at extreme right ticketing window was very direct in saying only partial view seats available f

ClydeBarrow said: "Posted this in the other thread but will put it here for reference.

I was sat in the balcony (fine) and the tickets were marked partial view (maybe fine). The issue is that the part of my view obstructed was the bedroom/bathroom which made a large majority of the show feel like a radio play as I stared at the wall and back of lights. For Act 1 I probably saw 75% of the show. Act 2 was played mostly outside the bedroom so I saw about 90%. Act 3 is where I

benfox2 said: "Mahi said: "benfox2 said: "Was able to get 2 matinee tickets! By the time box office opened there were probably 40-50 people in line, it was a pretty consistent growth from 8:30 on. Definitely the worst weather I’ve rushed in and I am in no hurry to do it again LOL, but I was only in town today so I figured what the hell. Sub $50 orchestra tickets for a show like this don’t come along often! I suppose I’ll know if it was truly worth

benfox2 said: "Was able to get 2 matinee tickets! By the time box office opened there were probably 40-50 people in line, it was a pretty consistent growth from 8:30 on. Definitely the worst weather I’ve rushed in and I am in no hurry to do it again LOL, but I was only in town today so I figured what the hell. Sub $50 orchestra tickets for a show like this don’t come along often! I suppose I’ll know if it was truly worth it after I watch the show - cheers!"