Great Comet Rush — Page 2

Thanks qafgenius122. I'll keep checking to see if it opens up at some point today.

haterobics said: "Telecharge replied to me on Twitter: "unfortunately there is no availability today, but there should be tomorrow!"

So, no seats are held for lottery... ;-(



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Doesn't that defeat the purpose of having the lottery? Odd

The digital lottery continues after previews but will increase to $39.00.

"The digital lottery will be powered by Shubert Tickets through the Telecharge Digital Lottery platform, which provides theatregoers access to affordable tickets through multiple social networks. Beginning October 25, a limited number of tickets will be made available daily. Tickets will be priced at $18.12 through November 13, and $39 beginning November 16"



Also meant to thank you earlier for checking with telecharge haterobics. :)

Updated On: 11/10/16 at 01:53 PM

When a friend of mine won the lottery a couple of weeks ago, the seats were scattered singles in the rear mezz, so it may be they have not (yet) designated specific seats for lotto / rush; just offer whatever they have left.

I am also curious about rush lately. Any updates?

Do you think it would be worth it to try to rush for Saturday evening? Or wait until it opens?

matineeidol2591 said: "...

I arrived at 7am this morning and was 2nd in line. By the time the box office opened there were 30/40ish people... .



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Do you happen to know how many tickets they had and how many of the 30/40 got them?

I rushed today hoping to get a ticket for the matinee show. I arrived a bit before 9 and there were 15-20 people ahead of me. I got Orchestra D 18 (third row, right-most seat). I couldn't see a few people monologue/soliloquy-singing (sorry, don't know the term) because of a staircase blocking the view, and some dancing on the mezzanine, but it wasn't anything major and I was very happy with my seat. I'm not sure how many people behind me got seats, and whether going for the matinee helped even though I was so far back because most people were buying for the evening.

I asked the box office lady if they usually had a certain number of tickets, and just said they could have anywhere from 0 to 20. Not sure if she was answering based on the preview history or if that's how they expect it to go during the normal run.

A friend rushed on Saturday (11/12) for the evening performance. Got there between 6:15 and 6:30 and was 4th in line.

Got two tickets, one orchestra row H and another Orch row F on opposite sides of the theater. Both very end seats of the rows. Seats were not bad. Only thing that was blocked were some higher platforms and Mezzanine, but didn't miss any of the main action going on.

The performance was AMAZING. Can't wait to go back!

suzieprush said: "matineeidol2591 said: "...

I arrived at 7am this morning and was 2nd in line. By the time the box office opened there were 30/40ish people... .



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Do you happen to know how many tickets they had and how many of the 30/40 got them?



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Not many. I was 15 that day and not even close. They said some days it's as little as 4 and that ticket sales have been irregular. Took the box seats and was happy, obstructed at times but nice seats for the most part.

neonlightsxo said: "Not regarding rush, but new discount code:

Tickets just $50 - $129

Valid for performances January 1 - February 28, 2017

http://www.broadwaybox.com/shows/natasha-pierre-great-comet-1812/"

Thank you for posting this. I'll be seeing this a second time and got banquette seats (BF) one seat in from the aisle.

Rushed the show yesterday (11/22) - got there around 7am and we were 3rd in line. The first person got there at 5 and the second got there at 6am.

We got Orch row D seats 15-17. We thought that for the price, we got excellent seats. There was a staircase in front of us so it made it hard to see some parts, but the show is so all over the place that I personally think that no matter where you sit, you will not see 100% of the actors in the show.