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Hey everyone!

I have lots of questions. Keep in mind I haven't seen the show but I have been told I need to see it before Ben leaves. My gaol is to spend $300 but I can do $400 tops.

1. I was thinking of doing the cancellation line (starting on Thursday night). What time should I arrive and for those that have done it recently, is it worth it? I was thinking of camping out overnight if need be. I just don't want to do it for nothing. Any recent success stories?

2. Not having used StubHub or SeatGeek, is it likely there will be tickets if I wait until an hour or so before the show?

3. Have anyone had any luck at the StubHub office or any of the hotels (like the Marquis) Some hotels may have a connection with Broadway houses.

Thank you!

chuckydisc said: "So Hillary was at the show last night ... I wonder how that affected the number of tickets given out to the Wednesday EVENING line.

Does anyone have 1st or 2nd hand info?
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My friend was second in line and she got a standing room ticket, so at least two were given out.

Wick3 said: "I'm not surprised. Since Hillary Clinton was there last night, I wouldn't be surprised if the secret service bought the remainder of stubhub tickets online just so they can get the necessary number of agents in there (who stood around instead of sitting front row.)"

No --- the Secret Service doesn't have to look on Stubhub in order to get tickets. If Hillary wants to come, the producer finds the tickets to make it happen. That's what "emergency tickets" are for.

So, one imagines the 4-day rule for Mr. Platt has officially ended?

Perhaps but what I will say is that we have seen a tone of the premium seats pop up for same day or next day shows lately as well so I wouldn't give up, but the cheaper face value non-premiums might be long gone

haterobics said: "So, one imagines the 4-day rule for Mr. Platt has officially ended?"

Yes, I believe the frenzy over regularly-priced tickets is officially done. However, premium seats are a different story...

Updated On: 11/16/17 at 12:03 PM

haterobics said: "CT2NYC said: "Yes, I believe the frenzy over regularly-priced tickets is officially over. However, premium seats are a different story..."

Hopefully it will be easier to 4-day Noah... "

lol I hope they'll have more lottery tickets available for Noah!

Akitarent said: "I've never used StubHub before. I can't buy just one on there if the beer isn't offering correct? Ie. One has a pair of tickets for tonight's show but I only need one"





Correct. Some will sell only in pairs. Limit it to one and you’ll see those selections only.

How do I know? I assume if I try to purchase would there be a drop down menu asking how many seat?

CarmenA3 said: "chuckydisc said: "So Hillary was at the show last night ... I wonder how that affected the number of tickets given out to the Wednesday EVENING line.

Does anyone have 1st or 2nd hand info?"

My friend was second in line and she got a standing room ticket, so at least two were given out."

Not necessarily but maybe.

Anyone else know what happened yesterday evening?

P.S. Any info on tonight's line and how many were on it by midnight?