Almost Famous Rush
Almost Famous Rush
Tuna2
Understudy Joined: 4/30/16
#1Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 10/17/22 at 8:11am
We did the Rush on 10/15/22 (Saturday). We were the first ones in line and we arrived to the theater at 7:43 am. By 8:00, the second person came to the line. By 9:00, five people in line, 9:30 seven people, and at 10:00, 18 people were in line. We were getting tickets for the matinee show. When it was time for us to purchase tickets, you had the option of getting partial view tickets for $40 or full view tickets for $59. We chose the full view tickets. The partial view seats were far right side orchestra, the first three rows. For full view, our seats were right side orchestra, Row P, Seats 18 and 20. I did walk down to the partial view seat area for a look, and yes it was partial view. However, from what I could see, if you choose those seats, you will not be missing any of the main action on the stage. Row P in the Jacobs Theater is the second from the last row. A little far, but a clear view of everything. We thought the show was wonderful and we enjoyed watching this. We did stage door afterwards and Chris Wood (Russell Hammond) and Casey Likes (William Miller) were so gracious signing Playbills and taking photos! It was a good day of theater and I would recommend this show if you like rock and roll themed musicals.
dankuhlman
Swing Joined: 3/4/22
#2Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 10/17/22 at 9:58am
Thank you for this! I'm planning on rushing this on Sunday the 23rd!
Tuna2
Understudy Joined: 4/30/16
#3Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 10/17/22 at 10:17am
dankuhlman said: "Thank you for this! I'm planning on rushing this on Sunday the 23rd!"
You're welcome!!
#4Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 10/17/22 at 11:50am
Oh hey!!! I was third in line on Saturday! I got tickets for the 8 pm show. I opted for the Partial View. They were Row G all the way on the left side. We could see just about everything on stage except that the box and lights affixed to it perfectly blocked Chris Woods' head during the "Golden God" scene.
The tiered rush is so interesting to me. The Jacobs is the only theatre I have seen that done at, first with Company and now with this show. Curious if anyone has seen it done elsewhere!
#5Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 10/17/22 at 6:35pm
Thanks for the rush info. I'll be in NYC next month and will rush this show.
clowchan
Chorus Member Joined: 5/20/16
#6Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 10/19/22 at 3:46am
I did rush a couple weeks ago and got the partial view seats and honestly you could see everything.
delanemb
Swing Joined: 1/30/18
#7Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 10/22/22 at 9:03pm
What Row were you in? I am going to be in town on November 10th for the matinee and debating on getting tickets in advance or just trying my luck with rush. It looks like all the $155 and lower seats are still available but interested in knowing which specific "partial view" seats are good in case I decide to go ahead and buy.
Thanks
BCfitasafiddle
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/25/20
#8Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 11/7/22 at 6:18pm
Anyone rush lately? Considering going sooner than later after the reviews came out.
#9Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 11/12/22 at 2:17pm
Will be rushing on Saturday the 19th for a matinee ticket.
froggy2
Featured Actor Joined: 7/16/06
#10Almost Famous Rush
Posted: 12/9/22 at 12:24am
Has anyone rushed the show recently? My 13yr old niece is coming in from Maryland just to see it (she's in love with Chris Wood, lol) and I'd love to get rush tickets for us but also kind of terrified she'll get here and it turns out nothing is available. (Also terrified he'll be out, but that's outside my control!) Any updated info would be a big help, thanks!
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