Donna Murphy - Hello Dolly - RUSH

[BroadwayLuv2]

Posted: 6/30/17 at 11:13am

Is there any type of rush ticket policy for Hello Dolly with Donna Murphy?

[Wick3]

Posted: 7/1/17 at 11:49am

None that I know of but it is $39 on todaytix. Can't beat that price given SRO is $47.

[CT2NYC]

Posted: 7/1/17 at 12:01pm

They're also selling partial view orchestra and box seats for $47, which I personally consider preferable to the $39 rear balcony seats on TodayTix. 

[chuckydisc]

Posted: 8/11/17 at 4:14pm

So the Tuesday morning outside-of-theatre line is for SRO-only?

 

[UncleCharlie]

Posted: 8/11/17 at 4:28pm

CT2NYC said: "They're also selling partial view orchestra and box seats for $47, which I personally consider preferable to the $39 rear balcony seats on TodayTix. 

 

Totally agree. If I'm not mistaken, the $39 Todaytix tickets are rear, side balcony, towards the very back of the theater. When you tack on the $12.50 service fee, you're paying $51.50. If you're OK sitting on the far sides, even if it's a few more seats to the side and may be slightly obstructed, it seems like a much better deal to sit in the orchestra for $4.50 less assuming stopping by the theater to buy the ticket is not a problem.

 

[chuckydisc]

Posted: 8/11/17 at 4:35pm

UncleCharlie said: "CT2NYC said: "They're also selling partial view orchestra and box seats for $47, which I personally consider preferable to the $39 rear balcony seats on TodayTix. 

 Totally agree. If I'm not mistaken, the $39 Todaytix tickets are rear, side balcony, towards the very back of the theater. When you tack on the $12.50 service fee, you're paying $51.50. If you're OK sitting on the far sides, even if it's a few more seats to the side and may be slightly obstructed, it seems like a much better deal to sit in the orchestra for $4.50 less assuming stopping by the theater to buy the ticket is not a problem."

Are they selling these $47 partial-view seats ONLY to the morning rush line or also in advance at the box office?

Also, has anyone gotten a NON-Balcony seat via TDF or, like it states on the buy-page, ALL seats are in the balcony?

 

[Abbade]

Posted: 8/11/17 at 5:36pm

UncleCharlie said: "CT2NYC said: "They're also selling partial view orchestra and box seats for $47, which I personally consider preferable to the $39 rear balcony seats on TodayTix. 

 

Totally agree. If I'm not mistaken, the $39 Todaytix tickets are rear, side balcony, towards the very back of the theater. When you tack on the $12.50 service fee, you're paying $51.50. If you're OK sitting on the far sides, even if it's a few more seats to the side and may be slightly obstructed, it seems like a much better deal to sit in the orchestra for $4.50 less assuming stopping by the theater to buy the ticket is not a problem.

 

 

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I'll be on the city in october. Should i buy the rear balcony or wait to can i risk buy a partial view on the week of my stay? thx

[UncleCharlie]

Posted: 8/11/17 at 10:17pm

Abbade said: "UncleCharlie said: "CT2NYC said: "They're also selling partial view orchestra and box seats for $47, which I personally consider preferable to the $39 rear balcony seats on TodayTix. 

 

Totally agree. If I'm not mistaken, the $39 Todaytix tickets are rear, side balcony, towards the very back of the theater. When you tack on the $12.50 service fee, you're paying $51.50. If you're OK sitting on the far sides, even if it's a few more seats to the side and may be slightly obstructed, it seems like a much better deal to sit in the orchestra for $4.50 less assuming stopping by the theater to buy the ticket is not a problem.

 

 

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I'll be on the city in october. Should i buy the rear balcony or wait to can i risk buy a partial view on the week of my stay? thx

 

I can't really speak to how difficult they are to get as a general rule or what it will be like in October but based on all the comments people made about buying these seats in the very lengthy thread about Donna Murphy doing Tuesdays, they really don't sound too difficult to get. Worst case scenario, if they are all gone, you can probably still get the rear balcony seats as I think Donna is doing fine but I don't think her shows are selling out well in advance like Bette's shows are. I think your risk is minimal but there are obviously no guarantees. And if all that fails, you can try for SRO for one of Bette's shows..

[VintageSnarker]

Posted: 8/14/17 at 12:58pm

CT2NYC said: "They're also selling partial view orchestra and box seats for $47, which I personally consider preferable to the $39 rear balcony seats on TodayTix. 

To clarify, does the show need to be sold out for them to sell these partial view seats? And do they sell them in advance or the same day at the box office? Thank you!

 

[jmuep]

Posted: 8/14/17 at 1:03pm

I don't know what the current policy is, but I purchased partial view seats to see Midler in previews in advance.  

[CT2NYC]

Posted: 8/14/17 at 2:22pm

VintageSnarker said: "CT2NYC said: "They're also selling partial view orchestra and box seats for $47, which I personally consider preferable to the $39 rear balcony seats on TodayTix. 

To clarify, does the show need to be sold out for them to sell these partial view seats? And do they sell them in advance or the same day at the box office? Thank you!

For Donna performances, they do sell those seats without the show being sold out, and I believe they're only available the day of at the box office. 

 

 

[lillymcgrath]

Posted: 8/14/17 at 2:37pm

I am looking to do SRO on Saturday (19th) for Hello, Dolly! and have some questions if someone could so kindly answer. Bette will be performing correct? Frankly I don't care who I see as Dolly, but am just wondering if Bette will be there. Around what time would it be best to get to the theater saturday morning? What time do people start lining up?