13 rush
13 rush
alloverthree
Swing Joined: 11/4/08
#2re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/23/08 at 7:09pmI went a few weeks ago on a Sunday when the box office opened at noon. I got there about 11, and there were maybe 15 people in front of me. They were all doing the matinee, though, so I was the first person online who wanted tickets for the evening show. I ended up front row center. I don't understand their one ticket per ID policy, though. Do any other shows do that? I don't understand why they would, especially when they're clearly not selling out to even close to full capacity.
#2re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/23/08 at 8:06pmthe day I did it - I went like a half hour prior to opening and I was the only one there
WishingOnlyWounds2
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/25/08
#3re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/23/08 at 8:25pmI did it on a Sunday and got there about 11:30 and there were about 25 people in front of me (a big group of kids were there) and there were quite a few people behind by the time the box office opened. Most of them were going to the matinee. But a few people, including my self were going to the night show.
#4re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/23/08 at 8:56pmbump
#5re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/23/08 at 8:56pmbump again
#6re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/23/08 at 9:55pmI also went on a Sunday a month or so ago and I went to the box office at around 1 pm and got a front and center orchestra seat.
#7re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/24/08 at 12:09amI went today after I rushed All My Sons. It was ten after twelve and I got front row almost center for the evening performance.
#8re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/24/08 at 12:14amKind of Off-Topic, but where were your seats for ALL MY SONS?
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#9re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/24/08 at 12:21amRow C, all the way at the end of right orchestra (which were awful seats), but luckily we were able to move center orchestra on the aisle at intermission.
mwill
Swing Joined: 11/11/08
#10re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/24/08 at 3:39amI wouldn't bothering rushing if I was you. Plenty of seats available.
millie_dillmount
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/22/04
#11re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/24/08 at 8:40am
"I wouldn't bothering rushing if I was you. Plenty of seats available."
Why would you do this when you can get rush seats for $25 versus paying regular price? Even with a discount...
#12re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/24/08 at 8:42am
im going to NY around new years (maybe a few days before, or the 3rd or something)
And was wondering. We are going to see Hairspray and I want to rush 13. should I go to the matinee of 13 or of hairspray?
Which show (matinee or evening) Has the most rush seats? and since it is closing soon there after, will it be harder to rush?
millie_dillmount
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/22/04
#13re: 13 rush
Posted: 11/24/08 at 8:44amFrom reading these previous posts, I would rush Hairspray for the matinee, since a lot of people seem to rush the 13 matinee and not so much the evening. Although I think Hairspray makes a much more fun evening show.
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