Dear Evan Hansen - Cancellation Line/Lottery — Page 43

bwaylistener said: "CT2NYC said: "bwaylistener said: "You can see how many wheelchair/transfer arm seats are still available for each date by searching for them. They are available for some shows during Ben's last week, but there are none for his last performance. That means that for his last performance, they are already all sold to people in wheelchairs and their companions. In other words, the four-day rule won't work for his last performance because all those seats are already sold."

This is true, but the Telecharge website doesn't list transfer arm seats in the mezzanine as an option when searching for accessible seating. This could explain why the same pairs of seats in the mezzanine, in row E, row J, and row K, keep popping up. If they can't be purchased through the website, they're more likelyto go unsold. So, while all the accessible seating in the orchestra on 11/19 is sold out, there's a chance that those seats in the mezzanine are still available."

Ah, interesting! I didn't know that! I sat in row J last time I went, and was wondering if it was a 4-day seat, even though it was in mezzanine. So even though Telecharge gives you the option to search for transfer arm seating, it won't let you search for those seats in the mezzanine? How do you know all this stuff?!!"

Hours and hours of research, plus this seating chart, which is fairly accurate, although incomplete:

Updated On: 10/28/17 at 11:58 PM

CT2NYC said: "bwaylistener said: "CT2NYC said: "bwaylistener said: "You can see how many wheelchair/transfer arm seats are still available for each date by searching for them. They are available for some shows during Ben's last week, but there are none for his last performance. That means that for his last performance, they are already all sold to people in wheelchairs and their companions. In other words, the four-day rule won't work for his last performance because all those seats are already sold."

This is true, but the Telecharge website doesn't list transfer arm seats in the mezzanine as an option when searching for accessible seating. This could explain why the same pairs of seats in the mezzanine, in row E, row J, and row K, keep popping up. If they can't be purchased through the website, they're more likelyto go unsold. So, while all the accessible seating in the orchestra on 11/19 is sold out, there's a chance that those seats in the mezzanine are still available."

Ah, interesting! I didn't know that! I sat in row J last time I went, and was wondering if it was a 4-day seat, even though it was in mezzanine. So even though Telecharge gives you the option to search for transfer arm seating, it won't let you search for those seats in the mezzanine? How do you know all this stuff?!!"

Hours and hours of research, plus this seatingchart, which is fairly accurate, although incomplete:

"They WERE actual wheelchair seats. I returned them.

Updated On: 10/29/17 at 11:48 AM

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I'm looking for any advice on the best times to look for tickets, I'm looking for a single ticket preferably Saturday 11/18 evening show, but I'd take an 11/18 matinee or an 11/16 evening show. I'm searching on telecharge and want to make sure I'm looking at the right times, because I haven't seen anything.

Also, If anyone has a spare ticket available, I'd be happy to take it off your hands for face value + fees etc.

I just desperately want to see this show, and this trip came up last minute so I never thought I'd get the chance.

Thanks for all the help I've received thus far <3

Updated On: 10/30/17 at 04:12 AM

Sorry if this is slightly off-topic, but I'm wondering if anyone has had any experience trying the 4-day rule with any other difficult/sold out/in-demand shows. Is this a secret Telecharge trick or is it exclusive to DEH? Asking more out of curiosity (and for future reference) than anything else. Thanks!

I found a decent face value orchestra seat for Come From Away seat 5 days out for Wednesday, and snapped it up fast. There were also a couple premium ones open as well. They may not release them as predictably as DEH, but they do release them.

Updated On: 10/30/17 at 11:16 AM

Did anyone else get an email about DEH Fan Day for Dec 10? I hope I win!

novvie2017 said: "Does anyone know if this Friday's tickets have been released yet?"

Haven't seen any yet.

@CT2NYC just adding my voice to the choir - thank you for keeping us updated, I was able to get a ticket a few days ago because of your updates. Really, really appreciate it.

A few questions for everyone else - how partial is the view from row A? Were these the lottery tickets that they decided to make available or will the lottery still take place?

TheGirlsNY said: "I believe (from what I've read here) that the center section was sold and the sides are still lottery. I can't imagine you miss very much, you may just have to look up a lot."

You won't see the feet of the actors or anything too far back stage. If you have back/neck issues, you will be very sore by the end of the show. I haven't seen this particular show from there, but have in the past. I'd take a couple ibuprofen with you for intermission in case you need them and enjoy the up close expressions.

Anna Lan said: "TheGirlsNY said: "I believe (from what I've read here) that the center section was sold and the sides are still lottery. I can't imagine you miss very much, you may just have to look up a lot."

You won't see the feet of the actors or anything too far back stage. If you have back/neck issues, you will be very sore by the end of the show. I haven't seen this particular show from there, but have in the past. I'd take a couple ibuprofen with you for intermission in case you need them and enjoy the up close expressions."



I sat in orchestra A 114 for DEH, and I echo Anna's description. The stage is really high, and the seats are really close to it, so, unless you're a giant, it's physically impossible to see over the lip of the stage.
As far as the lottery is concerned, they still have SRO available, so I'm assuming it will continue as usual.

Updated On: 10/30/17 at 01:04 PM

CT2NYC said: "I sat in orchestra A 114 for DEH, and I echo Anna's description. The stage is really high, and the seats are really close to it, so, unless you're a giant, it's physically impossible to see over the lip of the stage."

Sit on a booster seat.

CT2NYC said: "When I saw the show from there, I didn’t think to ask for one, but I have heard that they help."

The boosters help to a certain extent. I'm not a huge fan because you have to use more than one to really get much effect. They squish down more than it looks like they will. I find I get more sore with them than without because once you stack more than one it's not the most stable seat in the world. So you're doing more adjusting. Unless significant things are happening far up stage, which isn't the case in many shows, I prefer being more comfortable and not seeing their feet.

I'd say grab two and do some testing before the show to see how it feels. Once the show gets going, you probably won't notice where you're sitting or how much time has passed. The sore neck will creep up on you at intermission or after. Ibuprofen is your friend.

Don't be the person who sat in front of me at Hamilton who stacked up 5 of them and promptly fell over. It was funny, but he was mighty embarrassed.

Updated On: 10/30/17 at 02:41 PM