#26
Posted: 1/23/15 at 5:33pm
But no one bought a Gigi ticket in these examples AFAIK, so it would be easier to switch out a different show through Telecharge, and then buy the Gigi ticket for the day that works through Ticketmaster. Telecharge just tends to be easier to work with on this stuff... so I'd keep Ticketmaster out of the loop, if possible.
There is a Ticketmaster Broadway phone line that is better about swapping stuff than the regular operators, although I did have quite a time with Ticketmaster trying to explain that I wanted to buy a new seat with the same discount code that was better than the old seat with a discount code, and they kept going on about but you only paid $89 for the first ticket, and the new ticket costs $155, etc. I eventually gave up and just stopped by the box office on my way to a different show.
There is a Ticketmaster Broadway phone line that is better about swapping stuff than the regular operators, although I did have quite a time with Ticketmaster trying to explain that I wanted to buy a new seat with the same discount code that was better than the old seat with a discount code, and they kept going on about but you only paid $89 for the first ticket, and the new ticket costs $155, etc. I eventually gave up and just stopped by the box office on my way to a different show.
