Come From Away - Regular ticket, or rush?

[AllThatJazz2]

Posted: 10/19/17 at 9:32pm

I have the chance for a front row mezz seat for Come From Away. Would I be better off purchasing this, or going for rush? Torn between a great seat and saving money. I'm seeing Angels in America the day before (both parts) so I'm concerned that I'm just going to be wiped out afterwards and won't be able to enjoy myself at the show later if I have to drag myself out of bed early in the morning to get in line. Is it worth the price for a regular seat?

[IlanaKeller]

Posted: 10/19/17 at 9:35pm

I would check to see which seats are offered through rush. I've sat in a lot of partial view seats, and "Come From Away" was really the only one that actually bothered me. If rush is partial view, just something to consider.

[Melanie73]

Posted: 10/20/17 at 12:24am

For this show, I think the view for SRO is actually better than the view for rush.  Keep in mind, though, that the box office sells all rush seats before it starts selling SRO.  So if you can get to the box office for "rush," but wait until all the rush seats are sold, then you can get an SRO ticket!  I think that might be the best option.

[VernonGersch]

Posted: 10/20/17 at 3:20am

loved loved loved this show.  

[LibbyJ]

Posted: 10/20/17 at 12:06pm

Standing over rush.  Easy call. We got rush box & stood. Would have lost impact. 

[AllThatJazz2]

Posted: 10/20/17 at 12:18pm

Don't have an issue with doing standing room. Think that's a better option than just going ahead and buying a seat in the mezz?

[ACL2006]

Posted: 10/20/17 at 12:37pm

If you're in the rush line and prefer SRO, the box office will sell you SRO instead if you ask.

[vampire musical]

Posted: 10/20/17 at 4:55pm

I did SRO and had a fantastic view. The theater is small so you are not that far back and the show is short so you're not standing for long.