#3601
Posted: 8/12/16 at 7:17pm
Thank you that helps immensely. I walked by the theatre and was confused where to stand that clears up everything!
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#3602
Posted: 8/13/16 at 7:05am
CassandraReads said: "So it was a 15 hour wait today, but well worth it. We were first in line at 2:45 am and the next group showed up at 5am. There were around 30 by 10am and the usher told the last ten to just leave as there was no chance of them getting tickets today. They said today was not a day they anticipated a lot of tickets for the cancellation line. Those of us on the line were slightly nervous!
No tickets were released until about 5:45pm! We got ours first- 4 lottery tickets- all front row center and all together. Amazing.
At about 6:30 the rest of our awesome line group started getting their tickets- we were all really starting to sweat it out. Seems in the end that they gave out about 12 or 13 standard tickets ($199) to the cancellation line, no premiums were offered and there might have been 1 SRO $40 ticket. A long, fantastic day!!!
I've officially been up for 24 hours straight right now, but can't sleep because I'm still soaring from the show!
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Thats not a long wait. I can't believe there was no one on line.
Updated On: 8/13/16 at 07:05 AM
#3603
Posted: 8/13/16 at 7:20am
An update on today's line, there are about 9 people in line currently. I am currently the eight ticket so I am feeling pretty good about getting into the matinee
#3604
Posted: 8/13/16 at 8:30am
Is anyone sleeping outside anymore now since Lin is gone???
#3605
Posted: 8/13/16 at 8:40am
Sounds promising! Good luck!! Any idea when the first people arrived? :)
Burgcenafan said: "An update on today's line, there are about 9 people in line currently. I am currently the eight ticket so I am feeling pretty good about getting into the matinee
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#3606
Posted: 8/13/16 at 8:42am
Those days seem to be over! It's more of an early morning thing lately!
Melanieeeeeee said: "Is anyone sleeping outside anymore now since Lin is gone???
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#3607
Posted: 8/13/16 at 8:49am
Oh wow, that's crazy, I remember people slept outside for like 3-4 days, I might come back next time in the fall.
#3608
Posted: 8/13/16 at 8:49am
Oh wow, that's crazy, I remember people slept outside for like 3-4 days, I might come back next time in the fall.
#3609
Posted: 8/13/16 at 8:59am
I believe that was the "OMG the original cast is leaving scare of July '16"! Lately it seems people have been getting tickets after lining up as late at 10-11am, depending on the amount of tickets given out of course, but no more full-blown camp-outs, it seems!
Melanieeeeeee said: "Oh wow, that's crazy, I remember people slept outside for like 3-4 days, I might come back next time in the fall.
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#3610
Posted: 8/13/16 at 9:02am
Side note: I don't recommend lining up at 10am! Those people have to sweat it out a lot more than the ones who lined up at 6am, I'm just saying it's not unheard of lately for someone who gets in line at that time to get tickets for an evening performance. :)
#3611
Posted: 8/14/16 at 12:10am
Hi everyone!! I did the line back in june and only waited 15 hours, on a wednesday for the evening show. I would like to do the line again before school starts. I'm busy on tuesdays and wednesdays now though. What days are the best to go besides those??
#3612
Posted: 8/15/16 at 12:50pm
So just to confirm, getting there around 7am is now feasible again? In October I arrived around 8:45 and I was 2nd in line.
#3613
Posted: 8/15/16 at 1:04pm
When I lined up a couple of weeks ago I believe everyone that arrived around seven or eight got tickets that evening.
#3614
Posted: 8/15/16 at 1:06pm
Was that a matinee day? or for an evening show?
#3615
Posted: 8/15/16 at 1:12pm
That was for the evening show and NO tickets were offered until about 6pm for the 7pm show.
#3616
Posted: 8/16/16 at 7:08pm
I was watching Stubhub for tonight's show, because I am planning to do the line for next Saturday's matinee or get last minute Stubhub seats. Tonight there were 5, row T, center orch tickets that got down to 169!
#3617
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:14pm
nightnic001 said: "I was watching Stubhub for tonight's show, because I am planning to do the line for next Saturday's matinee or get last minute Stubhub seats. Tonight there were 5, row T, center orch tickets that got down to 169!
My understanding has been that Richard Rogers theatre requires printed tickets. If that's the case, how do you print those last minute (sometimes literally last minute, or 5 minutes) Stubhub tickets in time for the start of the show? There are hotel business offices where you can pay to use a computer to print them, but that's not very reliable, given that there are often people waiting in line to use them.
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#3618
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:19pm
Andy51 said: "nightnic001 said: "I was watching Stubhub for tonight's show, because I am planning to do the line for next Saturday's matinee or get last minute Stubhub seats. Tonight there were 5, row T, center orch tickets that got down to 169!
My understanding has been that Richard Rogers theatre requires printed tickets. If that's the case, how do you print those last minute (sometimes literally last minute, or 5 minutes) Stubhub tickets in time for the start of the show? There are hotel business offices where you can pay to use a computer to print them, but that's not very reliable, given that there are often people waiting in line to use them.
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If you can't use the hotel across from Richard Rogers, StubHub does allow you to print at their LMS center it is on 40th between 6th / broadway. It's about a 10 minute walk depending how slow/fast you walk.
#3619
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:21pm
I understand Stub Hub will let you print the tickets out at their offices nearby - you should call them first to make sure. Their office is at 114 W 40th St, New York, NY
#3620
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:29pm
Susanbs said: "I understand Stub Hub will let you print the tickets out at their offices nearby - you should call them first to make sure. Their office is at 114 W 40th St, New York, NY
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They do...as soon as you walk into their temporary LMS (while the regular one gets upgraded) you will see computer off to your left hand side. If you are picking up hard tickets you just see the people at the counter.
#3621
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:33pm
nightnic001 said: "I was watching Stubhub for tonight's show, because I am planning to do the line for next Saturday's matinee or get last minute Stubhub seats. Tonight there were 5, row T, center orch tickets that got down to 169!
I saw row B seats 2 ,4, 6, 8 selling as singles for $350 ($422 after fees). I've sat there and that was the lowest I've ever seen those go. When I sat in row B seat 1, the face value was $549 so that price for today was a good deal.
Updated On: 8/16/16 at 10:33 PM
#3622
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:41pm
Lafayette84 said: "Susanbs said: "I understand Stub Hub will let you print the tickets out at their offices nearby - you should call them first to make sure. Their office is at 114 W 40th St, New York, NY
They do...as soon as you walk into their temporary LMS (while the regular one gets upgraded) you will see computer off to your left hand side. If you are picking up hard tickets you just see the people at the counter.
That's helpful. Though one has to keep in mind that there could be a wait at Stubhub, and that traversing several blocks in Times Square can be slow going. So, it depends on just how "last minute" the tickets are.
#3623
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:41pm
Andy51 There are hotel business offices where you can pay to use a computer to print them, but that's not very reliable, given that there are often people waiting in line to use them.
The closest I've purchased is 15 minutes to curtain about 3 times. I sit in the 8th floor lounge area of the Marriott and watch prices and rows on my phone, sometimes for 30 min. As the prices get lower and the availability of my desired row get slimmer, I buy my ticket then I log into one of the computers in the FedEx Office and print my ticket. That all takes about 3 minutes and about $2.00 the show has never started at 7pm or 8pm sharp so even if one buys 10 to curtain, there's still time to get down and to your seat. I've never had a situation of a line for using computers to print. There are 5 to use.
#3624
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:46pm
MyFavoriteBrunette said: "Andy51 There are hotel business offices where you can pay to use a computer to print them, but that's not very reliable, given that there are often people waiting in line to use them.
The closest I've purchased is 15 minutes to curtain about 3 times. I sit in the 8th floor lounge area of the Marriott and watch prices and rows on my phone, sometimes for 30 min. As the prices get lower and the availability of my desired row get slimmer, I buy my ticket then I log into one of the computers in the FedEx Office and print my ticket. That all takes about 3 minutes and about $2.00 the show has never started at 7pm or 8pm sharp so even if one buys 10 to curtain, there's still time to get down and to your seat. I've never had a situation of a line for using computers to print. There are 5 to use.
That's super helpful. Thanks.
#3625
Posted: 8/16/16 at 10:47pm
Lafayette84 said: If you can't use the hotel across from Richard Rogers, StubHub does allow you to print at their LMS center it is on 40th between 6th / broadway. It's about a 10 minute walk depending how slow/fast you walk.
I purchased a pick-up only ticket and the walk back from StubHub to the theater took more like 20 minutes. My husband an I walk fast but we couldn't duck out of the way of the masses and tourist. They impede whatever quick stride you may have and you're left to swim in a molasses of people to the theater.
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