Has anyone been lately? I'm going to try it tomorrow and was wondering what time I should get to the box office. I imagine it's not that difficult of a rush to get tickets...
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I went the day before Thanksgiving after winning the Shrek lottery. I guess it was 10:15 or so that I got there and it was empty. I got mid-mezz row H the first two seats on the aisle. I'd imagine it's not that hard if you go early, but the show looked just about sold out that night.
The only Roundabout rush I've had any trouble getting was Sunday In The Park With George early in the run.
Remember they have two kinds ~ general is the mid or rear mezz (usually) and starts when the box office opens; student is whatever's left at I think 1/2 hour before curtain at half the regular price.
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I am confused about rush, because from my understanding the Roundabout student rush policy is $27 (I think) tickets a half hour before showtime? But I went, they said they were only doing half price tickets of whatever they had left, which was a lot more than $27. Anyone know what the real deal is?
For the past few seasons it's been general rush when the box office opens at around $26 or $27 and student rush is half the regular price of whatever's left at a half hour until curtain.
And per their website: GENERAL RUSH Limited number of rear mezzanine tickets offered on the day of performance only. Average price $21.25 - $26.25. Subject to availability.
STUDENT RUSH 1/2 price – best available – 1/2 hour prior to curtain. 1 ticket per valid student id. Subject to availability.
1/2 PRICE TICKETS FOR KIDS Roundabout offers 1/2 price tickets to all kids and young adults 17 and under for all performances. Subject to availability.
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I have always gotten them at whichever theater the show I'm rushing was playing. If it was in the American Airlines, I rushed there. If it was at Studio 54 I rushed there.
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^^I've had the same experience as jordangirl. If the show is at Studio 54, you rush there. And, eschneid, you had to go the AA theater to pick up HipTix for a show at Studio 54? That doesn't make much sense to me...
Believe me, it didn’t make a lot of sense to me either, especially since I was standing in Studio 54 at the time! I guess they like to centralize the hiptix stuff. Glad to hear its not as confusing to rush.
That is weird! I did Hiptix this summer for The Marriage of Bette and Boo and picked up the tickets at the box office at the theater. But since that was their off-Broadway offering, I suppose it was different. Hmm.