HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD Set for April 2018 Opening at the Lyric — Page 6

Notreallysilent 2 said: "I don't think you can buy just part 1 on s Saturday. You can only buy one part either on Wednesday or Thursday/Friday. If you want to go on Saturday you'll have to pay for both parts, and just not go to part 2 at night"

That's not how it works in London, so I don't see why it would be any different for Broadway.

Yes, they can't "demand" that all of their ticket buys spend all day with them. They offer/suggest you see it 2 days in a row or the same day, but you dont' have to.

Any estimates on the ticket prices for one or both parts?

I'm trying to make peace with possibly having to pay $400 for orchestra seats to both parts. My seats in London were fabulous and pretty affordable.

So, boredom took over and I wanted to figure out ticket price estimates based on the current price structure in London.

First, I looked at the prices for Wicked on both West End and Broadway…

For a random Saturday evening performance in January 2018:

Wicked West End:

Premium is £125 ($162 at the current exchange rate), Cheapest is £24.25 ($31.44), and the average seat is roughly £74.75 ($96.92)

Wicked Broadway:

Premium is $212 (£163.50), Cheapest is $99 (£76.35), and the average seat is roughly $149 (£114.92)

Difference is about $56/£43. Taking that, multiplying it by 2 (because of the two parts) and applying it to Cursed Child…

Cursed Child West End (prices are for both parts) and the calculated Broadway counterpart:

Premium is £250 ($324.15) and £199 ($258.02)… $436.15 (or about $218/part) and $370.02 (or $185/part)

Price Band A is £140 ($181.52)… $293.52 (or $147/part)

Price Band B is £135 ($175.04)… $287.04 (or $144/part)

Price Band C is £115 ($149.11)… $261.11 (or $131/part)

Price Band D is £85 ($110.21)… $222.21 (or $111/part)

Price Brand E is £40 ($51.86)… $163.86.86 (or $82/part)

Price Brand F is £30 ($38.90)… $150.90 (or $75/part)

All that to say, I think the cheapest seats will be around the $150 price for the two parts. Average seats might be around the $300 price for the two parts. Premium seats will definitely be $400-$500 price range (if not more) for the two parts.

So, basically what everyone's been saying in this thread. LOL!

^i just checked the Wicked U.K. website and the producers are the exact same as the Broadway producers. Stone, both platts, universal and Araca

Shows normally do not sell tickets for opening night. Sometimes they release a few a couple days before. I doubt HP will ever release opening night tickers im sure it'll definitely be filled. If they do thoufh I wouldn't expect it to be released it October

First Preview is March 16th, and they'll have at least 300 seats at $40 as seat per part.

Source: https://www.pottermore.com/news/how-to-register-for-tickets-to-see-harry-potter-and-the-cursed-child-on-broadway

I'm confused.. I thought I'd already signed up for a code that would be sent Oct 1 for purchasing on Oct 12. Now there's a new sign-up period for Oct 1-5, with tix on sale Oct 18. Do we have to re-register? Hmm...

Ticket registration has always been October 1; the only "sign-up" on their website is a newsletter that will remind you on October 1 that registration for tickets is open. Only thing that has changed is ticket sale date which is now October 18. Sign-Up period is also the same.

Isn't March 16th a Friday? So its gonna start playing with Part 2?

wish i were here2 said: "Isn't March 16th a Friday? So its gonna start playing with Part 2?"

March 16 will be Part 1 and March 17 will be Part 2. Here's the preview schedule (PDF): https://www.harrypottertheplay.com/us/content/uploads/2017/09/TRT_S151_PreviewSchedule_8.5x14_L5.pdf

So, not accounting for the exchange rate, the ticket prices for Broadway are pretty much double compared to London. The two-show price for London is essentially the per performance price on Broadway. And they haven't released the premium pricing yet. I had a feeling that's what they were going to do. Those $200/per performance seats are still going to be terrible seats, based on the fact that the show will have premium seats and what a barn that theater is.