HOW TO SUCCEED Discount Code - FINALLY!

[chickfila]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 8:05am

Discount tickets for Harry Potter's How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.

$79.50/$84.50 through April 24.

www.broadwayoffers.com Use Discount Code HSTC112

212-947-8844 by phone with same discount code.

I got great front mezz seats, Row B. See you there!

[Famebroadway2]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 8:35am

Thanks!!!!! I just got Row B also in April. I hope this is better than Promises Promises!

Come on Priscilla......You are the last new musical that doesn't have a code yet. Fingers crossed.

R ;o)

[WayTooBroadway]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 8:43am

PRISCILLA released a code already.

[Anakela]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 9:14am

Ditto on the Priscilla code... Where's the Wonderland code? I think that's the only show I haven't seen yet.

[Eris0303]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 12:05pm

nytix has Wonderland listed as "coming soon" which suggests to me that they know something we don't.

[Famebroadway2]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 12:20pm

LOL whoops. I meant Wonderland. I had Priscilla on the brain for some reason.

R ;o)

[Anastasia_Beaverhausen]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 12:51pm

Priscilla

Feb 28 - Mar 19
$60 (rear mezz) or $69.50 (Orch/Front Mezz)

Mar 21 - Apr 18
$60 (rear mezz) or $80 (orch/front mezz)
Regularly $92/127

To reserve your discount tickets for Priscilla Queen of the Desert:

1. and use code BBOX

2. call 877-250-2929 and mention code BBOX

3. Or, beginning January 24, bring a printout of this e-mail to the
Palace Theatre, 1564 Broadway (between 46th & 47th Streets).

[lite2shine]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 9:33pm

Interesting How two discount is valida AFTER the opening. Would you think they usually offer during the previews? They don't have a confidence in the show? (After the review the tix sales wouldn't jump up??)

[CockeyedOptimist2]

Posted: 1/20/11 at 11:51pm

They need to fill the first few weeks of the run, previews or actual performances. They can't expect everyone to read a great review and run out to buy tickets the next day enough that the first few weeks of their run would be full. I doubt the don't have faith in how well they'll be reviewed, but rather that they don't have faith that they could sell out the first few performances after opening immediately on the strength of the reviews. Does that make sense?

[lite2shine]

Posted: 1/21/11 at 4:24pm

I understand what you mean, Cockeyed, but typically, a show offers a discount during the preview performances and beyond for a few weeks. In How To case, they don't offer a discount during the preview and the price is the same (preview vs after the opening) so I was wondering why.

[CockeyedOptimist2]

Posted: 1/22/11 at 12:48am

Oh, got it. I didn't realizing they weren't discounting for previews. Maybe they're waiting to see how many Harry Potter brings in in the next few weeks before deciding to discount previews? It is odd that they are discounting post-opening shows, but not previews.

[mar6411]

Posted: 1/22/11 at 6:25am

They are discounting previews. On the info for the discount on broadwaybox it lists incorrect dates as if the discount is post-opening. However, if you click into the discount, it is for the entire preview period too.