What can i say? I showed up at the box-office at 8 am during the first week of January and didn't have much trouble at all getting rush tickets.
The only thing I would say is that the show, while entertaining in parts, isn't really even worth the price of rush tickets. I can understand being curious to see it once, but to tell you the truth I don't think I would spend 25 bucks to see it a second time.
I would also like to add that I've rushed dozens of times and never had to show up as early as 1 am or experience anything remotely dangerous (other than insipidly annoying legally blonde fans). If the rush was truly as bad as all that, they should just switch to a lotto system. Getting rid of the rush altogether just sounds kinda cheap to me.
I work there in the morning I am not sure if they found him but they have his full name and the school he attends. So they will get him if they are looking for him.
So.... Have they switched to a lottery? Or are people still endangering themselves waiting for these rush tickets? I tried in April and was intimidated out of line by the thugs.
Anyone know if what orangeskittles said about RENT rush in the past was true? Did they have a cop there?
I stood in the RENT rush line in the summer of '97 - a few weeks before they changed it to lottery - and I don't remember there being a security guard there.
**Edited to say that I can't say for sure that one wasn't hired or didn't come in near the end - but I didn't see one there a few weeks before the lotto started..... Updated On: 7/5/07 at 09:42 AM