#3
Posted: 8/7/07 at 11:32am
For...?
I don't know of a show that HAS "general admission" tickets. Other than Xanadu's onstage seating.
I don't know of a show that HAS "general admission" tickets. Other than Xanadu's onstage seating.
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#4
Posted: 8/7/07 at 1:48pm
We saw 110 on general admission and in my many years of theatregoign it was the first I had heard of it, so I wanted to know more aobut this practice adn how to take advantage of it.
#5
Posted: 8/7/07 at 1:51pm
Are you referring to SRO/Standing Room Only tickets? Where you stand at the back of the theatre during the performance?
#6
Posted: 8/7/07 at 1:57pm
The only time I've ever heard of "general admission" with regards to Roundabout is if you're a subscriber and have to exchange your tix and you exchange them too late, then you can get gen admin tix for the night you want to go...I don't think it's a 'regular' thing that this (or other theatres) do...
Ok, from Roundabout's subscriber info:
Exchanging subscribers receive the best available seating at the time the exchange is processed. If a performance is sold out, you may receive a General Admission ("GA") Pass. Subscribers holding GAs will be seated by the House Staff just prior to curtain and may be asked to take different seats at intermission.
You will not be interrupted during the performance.
Roundabout Subscriber Guide
Ok, from Roundabout's subscriber info:
Exchanging subscribers receive the best available seating at the time the exchange is processed. If a performance is sold out, you may receive a General Admission ("GA") Pass. Subscribers holding GAs will be seated by the House Staff just prior to curtain and may be asked to take different seats at intermission.
You will not be interrupted during the performance.
Roundabout Subscriber Guide
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