Profile for Harvey M

You shouldn't waste your time. You won't get tickets that late in the day

545am or pm?

I waited in line 15 1/2 hours two fridays ago. I was 5th in line, arrived at 430am (Chris Jackson's final wknd). I was surprised that the rules previously posted were gone. I asked one of the Hamilton employees what happened to it...he said it was torn down. No one enforced previously stated rules (such as no chairs). People in the cancellation line frequently left the line to get food, find a restroom, etc. although no one toward the front of the line swapped with anyone else, I don't think ...

The answer used to be NO. There were rules posted (no line swapping, no tents & chairs allowed). But those rules were torn down & removed. you shouldn't have a problem subbing in line.

I wonder how many people got in last night (Friday night)? Vice President Elect Mike Pence was in the audience (looks like his seats may have been the same seats often awarded to people in the Hamilton cancellation line).

There were 5 people by then.

We went yesterday (Friday)...and got in. Here's the experience: the first arrivals were a mom & daughter from Connecticut. They got there 1130pm the night before! 3rd and 4th people got there around 2 or 230am. Each of the first four only needed one ticket. I was 5th, and arrived at 430am. I counted as two since I was getting a ticket for my wife. No one else joined the line until 930am...two young ladies. So they were technically #7 and #8. About an hour later a mom and daughter from London ...

I heard that the last person in line yesterday (Thursday) to get tix was 12th in line (he arrived 3pm for the 7pm show). He got 7th row center for $199. Not too shabby! There was a SRO ticket left after that. When I went last Saturday, I was 12th in line (got there 650am for the 2pm matinee). The last tix went to #10th in line. #11 bought the single SRO ticket. For me, it was 7 hours of waiting to no avail.