#26
Posted: 2/18/09 at 2:33pm
What are rushes that take High School IDs?
Current Easiest Student Rushes? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 2/18/09 at 2:40pm
I was under the impressino they all did, save The Little Mermaid, who explicitly states it.
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#28
Posted: 2/18/09 at 2:41pm
So are rush tickets for Guys and Dolls usually still available pretty close to showtime?
#29
Posted: 2/18/09 at 3:19pm
Chicago's rush is not easy at all. I've went two times to try and get rush after I lost lottery and both times the man working there said..."we don't have rush, even though a lot of people think we do." Maybe he is just clueless, but both times they were hard to get. But they have standing room which isn't bad for 26.50
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#30
Posted: 2/18/09 at 6:30pm
Hmmm I got the same answer from someone at the Chicago B.O. the other day who said SRO was all they had, but I assumed it was just because it was the busy weekend. I wonder if I printed out the playbill article that explicitly says they do if that would help. Probably not, right? Has anyone successfully rush'd Chicago? I mean come on, there's girls and guys in red passing out fliers and discounts for this all over Times Square.
#31
Posted: 2/18/09 at 8:00pm
All I know is that the two times I went there two different people told me that they didn't do rush.
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#32
Posted: 2/18/09 at 8:03pm
My mom got rush tickets like a month ago. & If you print out the thing from Playbill I don't think they can deny u rush tickets. B/c then it'd be false advertising.
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#33
Posted: 2/18/09 at 8:14pm
Coolkid: Was this a closing night rush?
#34
Posted: 2/18/09 at 8:48pm
dg: Not funny. That was unneeded and rude.
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#35
Posted: 2/18/09 at 9:28pm
"And anyone have any guess what my best bet would be this weekend?"
Try Guys and Dolls or Shrek. Those two are pretty easy to get...unless they sell out again like last Sunday.
Try Guys and Dolls or Shrek. Those two are pretty easy to get...unless they sell out again like last Sunday.
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"Jayne just sat there while Gina flailed around the stage like an idiot."
#36
Posted: 2/18/09 at 9:32pm
What I don't understand is when they say "subject to availability" and then they tell you "we're out of student rush tickets" but then they're not sold out of tickets? I understand some theaters only allot a certain amount of tickets just for student rush, but it seems stupid to turn someone away if you've got all these empty seats left. I mean, at the end of the day, money is money, right?
#37
Posted: 2/18/09 at 9:36pm
"What I don't understand is when they say "subject to availability" and then they tell you "we're out of student rush tickets" but then they're not sold out of tickets? I understand some theaters only allot a certain amount of tickets just for student rush, but it seems stupid to turn someone away if you've got all these empty seats left. I mean, at the end of the day, money is money, right? "
I completely agree with you. At Chicago they told us they were sold out of rush seats, yet when we went into the mezz there were empty rear mezz seats. I'd rather have that then standing room.
I completely agree with you. At Chicago they told us they were sold out of rush seats, yet when we went into the mezz there were empty rear mezz seats. I'd rather have that then standing room.
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#38
Posted: 2/18/09 at 10:14pm
Chicago definitely has rush -- I did it 2 weeks ago. It was a 2-show weekend day, but I got to the box office about 5 minutes before it opened and there were probably 10 people in front of me (and each person can get 2 tickets). I don't know how many tickets they sell as rush, but it wouldn't surprise me if the designated rush tickets are all gone by the time that the lotteries for other shows are all played out.
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#39
Posted: 2/18/09 at 10:23pm
Definitely agree about the Chicago rush being easy. I managed to grab a ticket to that about 20 minutes for the show started at the end of January without any worries.
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