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I heard reports that the line split, and there was a fight. Can you verify this?

Just FYI, each code is unique and can only be used once, for one transaction. You won't be able to use your code to purchase two tickets, then give it to someone to use in order to purchase two more tickets.

Your best bet is to just purchase four tickets using your code, then sell the extra two. 

schubox said: If it's really going to be the second row then those seats are already sold through January. Wherever they are, unless it's SRO they'll have been sold through January

After thinking about this, it makes sense that this won't take effect until January. They don't really have the room to add 25 lotto tickets right now, right? Those seats are all already sold.  

Feeling much better now. Chancing the cancellation line this we

Hello all, I've been stalking the boards (like many others) and have signed up for an account to ask a question about the recent price increase announcement.  

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/HAMILTON-Premium-Ticket-Price-Raised-To-849-Number-of-10-Tickets-To-Be-Increased-20160609

Is the new $849 premium seat pricing only for the online pre-sale, or also for premium seats that are being offered through the cancellation line at the theatre? Please, dear Geebuz, tell me that's not the case. 
 
I called the theatre ticket sales office to confirm, and the person I talked with didn't know the answer. He said he found it "absurd" to think that the theatre would consider charging people who waited through the cancellation line $849 for a ticket, but he clarified that he didn't actually know for sure. It was clear he hadn't heard about the price increase and didn't really understand what I was talking about. :/  

Anyone have some insight?