Easy Lottos to Win — Page 3

2 Questions:

1. Is the DRS lotto easy to win on a Sat. matinee?
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2. Are the lotto seats for DRS good? Or should I just get tickets at TKTS?

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which are better, partial view for $25 from lotto or full view for $50 from TKTS?

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You might miss the "rats on the street" in Hairspray if you're in the center of the front row, and sometimes you can't see feet, but other than that, they're great seats for $25.

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The problem with Bee is that you get spillover from the people who lost Wicked. You can also theoretically do the DRS lotto and if you lose go up to Bee since DRS is pulled 2 hours before the show and Bee is pulled an hour and a half before the show. (And if you lose both, head on down to Drowsy Chaperone which is pulled only an hour before the show.)

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I did the DRS lotto for the matinee today. It was simple. There were only about 20 people there. Both my friend and I won. We didn't really like the box seats; they cut off a lot of the side of stage you are on and its kind of annoying. I dunno...i like sitting in normal seats. But for $25, it's totally worth it.

What we did is moved to different seats. I don't think the show is usually sold out. Right before the show started, we moved to 5th row center. Then after about the 2nd number, the people with those seats came, so we moved back a row. However, about 35 minutes into the show, those people came.

The usher, who had caught us twice, was very nice about it. He let us sit in the 4th row all the way on the side.

The show is great, and Norbert Leo Butz is pure genius. Definitely worth my $25.

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do you need to be a certain age to enter a lotto?

nope- the only age rule I've ever seen at a lotto is "you have to be old enough to write your own name" (family that wanted to enter the baby in the carrier's name too. seriously.).

If a kid without i.d. wins, he/she just usually goes up to the box office with a parent.