This issue was discussed on another board, so I thought I'd channel the info onto here as well:
- Actually, the $200 "premium seating" tickets were in place waay before the Tonys. And many Broadway shows have them (The Producers' premium tickets are $400, I believe), so Avenue Q is just following the trend. The price is outrageous, I know, but it's happening all around Broadway.
- From what I know, the lowest-priced tickets to Wicked are an obstructed view (can someone verify/correct me on that?).
- I'd say, if you want to save money, just buy the lowest-priced ticket to Avenue Q ($46.50). Even those seats are amazing because the Golden Theatre is so small.
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