#3951
Posted: 12/21/16 at 6:44pm
What time did you start? My daughter wants to try on Friday.
Hamilton Cancellation Line — Page 159
#3952
Posted: 12/22/16 at 11:34am
Anybody getting in line today? We're on our way!
#3953
Posted: 12/22/16 at 11:47am
Hi all, quick question: How much are SRO and rejected Lotto tickets ?
#3954
Posted: 12/22/16 at 12:37pm
Scott Rosson said: "Hi all, quick question: How much are SRO and rejected Lotto tickets ?
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I belive SRO is $40 and unclaimed lotto tickets are the full price of $199. Though, with one of the biggest weeks on Broadway starting Saturday (Christmas-New years), prices of losing lotto seats may reflect prices they sold the rest of the house at.
Updated On: 12/22/16 at 12:37 PM
#3955
Posted: 12/22/16 at 11:00pm
Hi All! My dad and I are planning to do the cancellation line on the 30th. I am very confused on the protocol for two show days. If I am arriving for matinee what time should I arrive? I also only have time to do the line once so I really want to be at the ground of the line and I am willing to arrive as early as possible. Also what happens if you do not get matinee tickets do you stay outside in the line or what happens I've heard mixed things so I thought this forum would be the best place to find out! Thanks
Updated On: 12/22/16 at 11:00 PM
#3956
Posted: 12/23/16 at 4:36pm
Me and a friend are planning on doing the line between 26th -23rd, can anyone be our plus ones and pay for half of our tickets. Pm me if interested.
#3957
Posted: 12/26/16 at 2:04am
IamthatBen said: "They brought out tickets a lot earlier since they seemed to have been cancelled earlier. I think there were at least over 10 tickets given out for the evening show."
Great info, thank you. I was always under the impression that they didn't give tickets to the wait line until much closer to the show - is this not the case anymore? Don't you still have to go into the theater immediately after purchasing?
#3958
Posted: 12/26/16 at 10:23am
No, you do not have to go directly into the the theatre. The reason that is said is because many times, the tickets are not sold to the line until just before show time. I've done the line 4 times. On one occasion, my friend and I got tickets to an added matinee. They were sold to us at 11:30 am, for a 2pm show. We were free to leave the line and do whatever we liked until around 1:30. Other times, we haven't been sold tickets til anywhere from an 1 prior, all the way down to 5 minutes before the performance. It can vary greatly and there are many factors.
#3959
Posted: 12/26/16 at 12:44pm
I did the line this past Saturday. Tickets were 239. The majority of the tickets were right before the show. I got mine about 5 min before showtime so did go right in.
#3960
Posted: 12/26/16 at 1:38pm
We also did the line on Saturday the 24th. We where the 1st ones in line and arrived at 5:45 a.m. The people in line were great and the time went really fast. I would like to reiterate how important it is to dress extra warm. If your standing and sitting it's a lot colder than walking. My daughter got 7th row center orchestra for cancelation price ($239). I got standing room for $40. Definitely worth waiting for!
#3961
Posted: 12/26/16 at 2:13pm
Hamiltonmom said: "We also did the line on Saturday the 24th. We where the 1st ones in line and arrived at 5:45 a.m. The people in line were great and the time went really fast. I would like to reiterate how important it is to dress extra warm. If your standing and sitting it's a lot colder than walking. My daughter got 7th row center orchestra for cancelation price ($239). I got standing room for $40. Definitely worth waiting for!
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Did you choose to wait for a standing room ticket or was that all that was available after the 7th row ticket? And do you remember what time the first tickets were sold? Thanks for the update!
#3962
Posted: 12/26/16 at 2:26pm
We waited for the standing room tickets since I didn't want to spend more. We let about 5 people get cancelation tickets ahead of us. The standing room tickets were sold about 10 min before show started. My daughter got her ticket about an hour before the show. The cancelation tickets don't come out all at once.
#3963
Posted: 12/26/16 at 3:43pm
Hamiltonmom said: "We waited for the standing room tickets since I didn't want to spend more. We let about 5 people get cancelation tickets ahead of us. The standing room tickets were sold about 10 min before show started. My daughter got her ticket about an hour before the show. The cancelation tickets don't come out all at once.
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So, for standing room, where abouts do you stand? A normal back of the house section?
#3964
Posted: 12/26/16 at 6:24pm
Hello everyone. My daughter and I are planning on camping out to see Hamilton for the Friday January 6th show. We only need two tickets so if you want to see the show and you do not want to stand in line in the cold and you are willing to help us out please send me a pm. We can get two additional tickets and we just spent over $200 on items to help us stay warm so we are now prepared.
#3965
Posted: 12/26/16 at 10:22pm
My daughter and I are going to the cancellation line on Wed 12/28 - If we don't get tickets, I would be interested in splitting 2 tickets for the Jan 6th Show.
#3967
Posted: 12/27/16 at 11:53am
bsolomonster said: So, for standing room, where abouts do you stand? A normal back of the house section?
Each SRO location is marked by a number, just like the seats and are located after a partition wall behind the last rows. Some of the second level of the stage is cut off in view.
i can't speak to what it looks like as I've never stood there for the show. I took this photo back in June for information purposes.
Hope it helps!
Updated On: 12/29/16 at 11:53 AM
#3968
Posted: 12/27/16 at 11:54am
my friend and I were planning to line sit tomorrow for someone. The dude (JohnnyWantHamilton) just contacted me today to cancel although we had set it up weeks ago! ? Anyway, since he bailed, if anyone is interested in tickets, contact me.
#3969
Posted: 12/27/16 at 4:13pm
craynyc said: "my friend and I were planning to line sit tomorrow for someone. The dude (JohnnyWantHamilton) just contacted me today to cancel although we had set it up weeks ago! ? Anyway, since he bailed, if anyone is interested in tickets, contact me.
sent u a pm
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#3971
Posted: 12/27/16 at 6:53pm
YES, we are interested (2 people). How much? I sent you a PM
Updated On: 12/27/16 at 06:53 PM
#3972
Posted: 12/28/16 at 2:46pm
Hi, everyone!
I have never done the cancellation line before but I am planning on doing it on Friday (12/30) for the matinee show so I have a few questions if someone could answer:)
1) I'm willing to get there as early as it is necessary to have a good chance at tickets, but what is a good time to arrive on line?
2) Do I have a better chance at getting tickets if I am looking to buy one or two?
3) Does anyone have any useful tips or suggestions for the experience?
Thanks!
#3973
Posted: 12/28/16 at 4:11pm
You're going to want to get there before 6am if you want to (practically) guarantee tickets. You could get there as late as 9 or 10, but you're definitely taking your chances. It's all about line position as far as tickets go (1 or 2). If you have good line position (one the first 4-5 people in line), you can easily get 2 tickets and they'll most likely be center orchestra or front row. Bring something to sit on (small chair you're willing to toss, or blanket) and bundle up! You'll have a blast. Good luck!
#3974
Posted: 12/28/16 at 4:14pm
I just reread your post and noticed that you said the matinee show. I would definitely get there well before 6 AM for the matinee show. Maybe 4am? Will you be alone? 4am-6am can get a little bit sketchy on 46th St., in my experience. You might consider a whistle or an alarm sound on your phone, just to be safe. :)
#3975
Posted: 12/28/16 at 4:14pm
Quick question... how is waiting on a line for over 6 hours in extremely cold weather for the opportunity to pay full price for tickets considered 'having a blast'?
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