Beetlejuice Rush — Page 2

Rushed this morning on Wednesday, June 5th. Got to the box office about 7:30. Second person didn't join the line until right at 8. Third person came about 8:10. After that a people trickled in until box office opening. At 10 there was about 20-25 people in line. I got orchestra row C seats 1 and 3 for the matinee. The three people behind me all got row B center orchestra. I had amazing seats and loved the show!

Rushed for my wife and niece this past Wed for the 8pm show got there at 11:30am nobody in line got left Orchestra Row C seats 9 and 11

Rushed for myself last Wed for the matinee for a single got there at 12:45pm got

Center Orchestra row T seat 115

GREAT SHOW!!!!!

klinnerz said: "It's interesting how some days there's no one in line and days where there's 20+. Hopefully I come on a lucky day."

I rushed this morning and got there at 7am. When we arrived there were 4 people ahead of us. Someone else arrived around 7:30am. By 8:30am all of a sudden more people started arriving. By the time the box office opened, there were like 30 people in line. Some people left the line because they felt they wouldn’t get tickets. I got Orch O seats 1 & 3 center aisle seat.

Was Kerry Butler in contention to get one of the five nomination slots for her portrayal of Barbara (the Geena Davis role)? Could someone please refresh my memory?

looking to rush this week as well! seems like 7:30am is safe?

IAMREADING said: "can one person get 2 tickets?"

According to Playbill, it's a two ticket limit so you should be fine

http://www.playbill.com/article/broadway-rush-lottery-and-standing-room-only-policies-com-116003

Just got back from my first rush, Wednesday matinee. Got there a little after 8, my friend and I were the 8th and 9th person in line. By 8:15, around 8 more people had shown up. By 9, it was around the block (it was hard to count as Stardust was blocking the line). My friend and I got H 14 and 16, seemingly middle of Orch right. I'll update after the show if those seats are obstructed or not, I don't think they are, but I'm not sure.

Edit: I wouldn't call these seats obstructed, but they do feel like rush. Like most of the action is fine as it's center stage (the far right of the house does cut off some actors, mostly a BJ clone or two), but the biggest problem was it was really easy to see behind the stage/many effects. The angle left a lot of the spectacle too easy to figure out, which was still fun to think about and worth the money, but also slightly disappointing for such an effect heavy show.

Updated On: 7/18/19 at 11:37 AM

Australia2Broadway said: "I rushed today. Got there about 11.00 after walking up from Be More Chill rush. They still had tickets for both the matinee and evening. I got Row N in the orchestra on the left (but supposed to be full view) will report back. Also show was not sold out so hopefully I will be able to move closer to the centre at intermission."

so will you ever report back?

I rushed this past Saturday for the matinee. I got there at around 7:15am and I was the third person there. The group in front of me got there minutes beforehand and were rushing for the evening performance. By the time it was 10am the long reached the end of the block. My tickets were full view (a bit off to the right side) and in the ninth row orchestra. It was truly an incredible show. Entire cast was so incredible and now the score is one of my favorites!!! GL everyone.

yanks02 said: "Has anyone rushed this show recently? I'm traveling to NYC this weekend and wanted to see this. Any input on arrival time and rush seat locations? Thanks!"

I got my ticket through the lottery (and moved my seat during intermission to more center) - the person sitting next to me when I had moved my seat said she did the lottery and was placed in orchestra row G last seat on the right. She said the view wasn’t too great and was happy she moved to the more central seat