What would YOU do?
What would YOU do?
#1What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 11:19am
Another one of these....
Planning a trip to NYC in July.
a. What would you see if you had the choice of 2 shows?
b. What would you buy in advance vs. last min discount tickets?
c. Would you wait until closer to July to see what is still around, and/or do you know of any new shows that are planning to drop around that time?
Thanks so much! :)
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#2re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 11:24amI would buy tickets to Hair and WSS now. They for sure will be there but you do need to buy tickets now instead of waiting.
#2re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 11:27am
well, what shows are you planning on seeing? if you're planning on seeing shows that're consistently selling out (I believe someone posted a list in your TKTS thread, but it's usually shows like Wicked, Jersey Boys, Billy Elliot and now West Side Story), I would buy them in advance. you don't need to jump on tickets right now, but definitely in advance.
for anything else, Playbill has all the rush and lotto information on their website, and the TDF site has a list of shows that were on the TKTS board the previous week. I'd keep an eye on that, to gauge what you're chances of scoring a discounted ticket are
http://www.tdf.org/TDF_SupportPage.aspx?id=68&do=v
hope this helped!
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#3re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 11:29am
If I had to pick two shows? Wow, hard to narrow it down to just two. But I'd say 9 to 5 and Marvelous Wonderettes.
I think 9 to 5 is going to be a "hot ticket" this summer. It's too early to know what discounts will be like and they haven't announced a rush policy that I've seen.
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#4re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 11:36amIf I personally had to pick 2 shows to see I would choose 9 to 5 and Shrek, because they look like the sort of show I would enjoy the most.
#5re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 1:01pm
It depends what you like.
What have you seen in the past?
What is your favorite musical?
The codes for July are not out yet so unless there is something you REALLY have to see or you need to sit in a particular spot- I would wait a bit to purchase tickets.
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#6re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 1:23pmI'd book in advance for Billy Elliot and The Norman Conquests.
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#7re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 1:27pmI agree .. .Norman Conquests and Billy Elliot, or Hair. Don't waste your time or money on 9 to 5 ... its really really lame.
#8re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 1:30pmI booked for Hair already. I'm also definitely planning on Fuerzabruta and In the Heights (haven't seen it yet) through TKTS.
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#9re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 3:19pm
I booked for Hair already. I'm also definitely planning on Fuerzabruta and In the Heights (haven't seen it yet) through TKTS.
Heights is sometimes hard to get tickets. It is rarely on TKTS.
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#10re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 4:03pmHmmm...good to know. I was hoping by this time, it might be easier to get. We're on a limited budget this year, so we can't afford full price to everything. We'll probably just have to wait and take our chances. Thanks for the heads-up!
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#11re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 4:07pmI also would try and get In the Heights beforehand. I did today for June, but with a discount from facebook, and ended up with awesome seats.
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#12re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 4:27pm
Thanks to everyone for the helpful advice!
Since I'm not going til July, I guess most of the discount codes (if any...hopefully there will be some!) won't be available for shows around that time for a bit...I guess I'll keep checking around every now and then!
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#14re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 6:45pmthanks brandontwin!!
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#15re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 6:55pmIn the Heights and Hair would be what I'd see. As an alternate, I'd say Billy Elliot.
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#16re: What would YOU do?
Posted: 4/14/09 at 7:55pmI'm putting together my summer trip right now (just bought the third show a few hours ago). So far, I purchased in this order: 9 to 5, Hair, and Next to Normal. Now I want to see something off-Broadway to balance it all out.
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