#551
Posted: 10/18/17 at 9:46am
I wonder how much of a disadvantage the 12 PM codeholders will be since the 11 AM ones will take the best seats.
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#552
Posted: 10/18/17 at 9:56am
I got my code around 8:45. The only way I can buy my ticket will be via phone so hopefully I don’t have any issues!
#553
Posted: 10/18/17 at 9:56am
Also, tip (though could this have changed w the new seating plan?):
Dress Circle overhangs Orch Row T
Balcony overhangs Dress Circle Row B
#554
Posted: 10/18/17 at 9:57am
Thanks for posting the seating plan, sorano!
If the new configuration matches the old one, I guess this means that the dress circle (if it overhangs Row T) will be pretty far back, and also because the balcony overhangs it at Row B, the dress circle will be fairly dark. Depending on how low the balcony is.
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#555
Posted: 10/18/17 at 9:58am
I’m in the 12 time slot but haven’t received my code yet. I hope I get it. For the Hamilton sale there was a glitch and my code wasn’t sent to me. I had to wait for the customer service center to open an tell me my code over the phone. By then many of the good seats were taken 
#556
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:05am
I'm fascinated by the new layout of the theatre which seems to essentially turn the space into a West End house. In the West End, the best seats are almost unquestionably the front rows of the Dress Circle which are usually much more aligned with stage level than the mezzanines of Broadway houses.
Something to keep in mind. Also, there is stuff happening over the audience so - something to keep in mind.
I'd go for those front Dress Circle seats...
#557
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:19am
If you're buying on a desktop, you can't actually use the link though, right?
#558
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:19am
Assuming we just type that bitly in our browser?
#559
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:23am
LesWickedly said: "Alright, last request. If anyone is planning on going to the show June 13th, 16th, or 17th (all two show days) and would be willing to buy me a ticket, I'll pay you be in full instantly (Venmo or PayPal works), plus $30 extra for your generosity. I only need one ticket. I can pay any of the price points ($199 and below for each part). Please PM me if you'd be willing to do this. This means the world to me and I really can't believe there's a good chance I won't be able to get a ticket. I really hate this program. Tomorrow is going to be very devastating."
LesWickedly, this probably won't help you much but if I get off standby, I'd be happy to pick you up a ticket for June 16 or 17 since those are the only dates I can do all year (not in NY). Just one? I'm only buying 2 so happy to do it if I'm lucky enough to get off standby. I likely will go for the $199s if anything decent is left because my daughter doesn't do balconies... I feel your pain - I knew there wouldn't be any guarantees but I get one Broadway trip next year (I've been lucky enough to come 2-3 times a year in the past but not this year) and this was one of the can't-miss shows on my list.
Feel free to PM me - maybe we can work something out in case one of us gets off standby!
#560
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:24am
Asking around, again... cause it never hurts to ask... is anyone looking at purchasing tickets for 3/16 and 3/17 (first performances of Part One and Two) and would be willing to help a guy out? I get what the new system is trying to prevent, but it also prevented fans to *maybe* have dibs on tickets; I am on standby. Crossing my fingers for these "new opportunities" for tickets. I wonder if this even will have two separate overnight cancellation line nights for each part, too. Love the new seating arrangement and configuration.
#561
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:25am
Please someone get me 2 for Memorial Day weekend. I will pay for your inconvenience.
Not to be confused with Dave19.
#562
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:27am
BwayMan3 said: "I wonder how much of a disadvantage the 12 PM codeholders will be since the 11 AM ones will take the best seats."
You'll be fine, dearie.
#563
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:27am
BroadwayNYC2, yes. Just type in in.
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#564
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:35am
I'm hoping to try for 5/12. If that date would help anyone out let me know.
#565
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:37am
I'm willing to make a deal to go in with someone for the May 26 or 27 shows if I (or you) get a standby code! I'm just buying a single.
Are those what you're looking for, Dave?
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#566
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:41am
BwayMan3 said: "I wonder how much of a disadvantage the 12 PM codeholders will be since the 11 AM ones will take the best seats."
There’s 9 months worth of shows on sale. I’m sure everyone will be fine
#567
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:41am
By the way, right before the HP code swooped into my phone, I received a Hamilton code, "just added"! So I checked that out, but only premium and mid-premium seats were left.
#568
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:43am
kade.ivy said: "I'm willing to make a deal to go in with someone for the May 26 or 27 shows if I (or you) get a standby code! I'm just buying a single.
Are those what you're looking for, Dave?"
I am looking for tix 23, 26 or 27. Pm me.
Not to be confused with Dave19.
#569
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:53am
Ok, anyone else have ideas about if the codes are linked to accounts? I was just given one, but like sorano said earlier, they're pretty sure they are account specific.
#570
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:53am
Dave13 said: "Please someone get me 2 for Memorial Day weekend. I will pay for your inconvenience."
Could have asked a bit nicer
#571
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:53am
Im desperate - but would pay for any Sat/Sat night for 2 tickets for my obsessed 7 year old - would through in extra tickets to something or just plain old cash for your help
#572
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:53am
Good luck to all the 11am folks! 7 minutes to go!
#573
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:53am
I'm no techie. Just to confirm. You go to the bit.ly address first, then plug in your code, correct?
#574
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:55am
BEE -- Unless your 7 year old is really mature - this might be over his head. It's rather adult and a little scary. The UK site says the play is recommended for kids 10 and up
#575
Posted: 10/18/17 at 10:55am
LesWickedly said: "Ok, anyone else have ideas about if the codes are linked to accounts? I was just given one, but like sorano said earlier, they're pretty sure they are account specific."
I don’t knowing anyone know for sure, would be kind of dumb if they weren’t tied to the account though
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