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Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson

Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson

theatrespaz
#1Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/24/10 at 1:28pm

I'm flying into NYC next month and I already had purchased my tickets to see a Sat. Mat performance of Lend Me A Tenor. If I catch a cab, can I make it to Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson for a 5pm curtain on Saturday? Thanks!

theatrespaz
#2Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/25/10 at 12:54pm

Anyone?

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everythingtaboo
#2Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/25/10 at 1:01pm

Probably, but with a slim margin for error.




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Yankeefan007
#3Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/25/10 at 1:13pm

VERY slim. Tenor is about 2:20-2:30.

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perfectlymarvelous
#4Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/25/10 at 1:14pm

I think on a Saturday that'd be too risky, even getting a cab...the traffic in midtown is pretty ridiculous on weekend afternoons.

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defyingravity11
#5Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/25/10 at 1:17pm

Take the NRW.

tommigyrl5
#6Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/25/10 at 1:34pm

I second the R or W idea. You will DEFINITELY get there faster on the train. Go from the Music Box to the 47th street stop. You will get in the station and down to the platform way faster if you go to 47th and broadway then trying to wade through the masses at 42nd street. Take the R or the W (the yellow trains) to 8th street.

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everythingtaboo
#7Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/25/10 at 3:08pm

I would say take the subway, but the waits on weekends (or in general) seem a lot longer nowadays, whereas with a cab, once you get past 34th street, it'll be smooth sailing downtown.




"Hey little girls, look at all the men in shiny shirts and no wives!" - Jackie Hoffman, Xanadu, 19 Feb 2008

tommigyrl5
#8Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/26/10 at 1:07am

Its not about length of cab ride, its GETTING a cab in times square. A very VERY difficult task, especially when shows are letting out.

If you are set on taking a cab you have to ATLEAST walk to 6th ave and pray that others haven't done the same.

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Mildred Plotka
#9Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/26/10 at 1:21am

I'm doing the same thing but with Everday Rapture, which is a far shorter show than Tenor. Definitely the subway, though.


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Luv2goToShows
#10Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/26/10 at 8:17am

I am with Tommigryl

I second the R or W idea. You will DEFINITELY get there faster on the train. Go from the Music Box to the 47th street stop. You will get in the station and down to the platform way faster if you go to 47th and broadway then trying to wade through the masses at 42nd street. Take the R or the W (the yellow trains) to 8th street.

Have a metrocard handy, Leaving the theater, go east, when you get to Times Sq make a left, train stop for the R & W is under Olive Garden, across from TKTS Booth. Be sure to NOT Get on the N Train, they all run on the same line.

Get off at the West 8th Station go East on 8th to Lafayette, then make a right, theater is half way in that block.

That is your best bet and will be the quickest way to get downtown. If you take a cab you will be sitting in traffic, guaranteed. I took a cab by Lincoln Center a few Saturdays ago, we were heading to 44th Street. Figured Ninth Ave would be the quickest moving route, It took us 30 minutes to get 15 blocks, we had to bail out at 52nd Street and walk the remainder of the way.

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DRSisLove
#11Getting from Lend Me a Tenor to Andrew Jackson
Posted: 4/26/10 at 11:53am

You can take the N, actually. On weekends it runs local and will stop on 8th Street/NYU.


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