Hamilton Cancellation Line — Page 94

MyMeredithMonster said: "This is all very fascinating to me. In all honestly, 10 years ago, I probably would have been gung-ho for doing the Cancellation line (if I were living in NY). Nowadays, I just don't have the patience to do something like that anymore. Of course, I probably also wouldn't have been able to stomach more than 12 total hours, but still. I can't say that I am angry about the line sitters. They're capitalizing on something that people are willing to pay for- unfortunately, just like the online resellers are. If people weren't willing to pay that much, none of these things would work out. With a show like this, the demand exists and the laws aren't in place to keep prices affordable. It's just a perfect storm...

My fingers are crossed that next summer I might be able to see this show for a regular ticket price (can't afford premium / not willing to sacrifice our family budget on account of tickets to a show). At least by then, with a lot of the original cast likely to be gone, maybe it won't be quite so insane. Who can say though...

Anyway.. good luck to all fans trying the line! I seriously do wish you all the best and I hope that you're able to get in and see the show! If you're willing to put in the hours, you deserve to see the show.






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I think with the OBC gone and national tours going you'll have an easier time. Book of Mormon was crazy (not this crazy) and its calmed down quite a bit

schubox said: "


I think with the OBC gone and national tours going you'll have an easier time. Book of Mormon was crazy (not this crazy) and its calmed down quite a bit



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That's what I'm hoping as well. I was able to see Book of Mormon on Broadway in August of 2012 and things were still a bit crazy then. We just bought our tickets a year in advance for under $100 each. I know under $100 isn't likely to happen, but face value should still be okay for next summer.

mailhandler777 said: "^Face value for this show is too much and totally ridiculous IMO. Premiums are almost twice as much as most shows. I guess Lin is laughing all the way to the bank though."

It may have the most expensive face value premium tickets on Broadway but it also has the cheapest rush lottery at $10. Personally I think the best deal is the $40 SRO from cancellation line (if any are available that day.)

Wick3 said: "mailhandler777 said: "^Face value for this show is too much and totally ridiculous IMO. Premiums are almost twice as much as most shows. I guess Lin is laughing all the way to the bank though."

It may have the most expensive face value premium tickets on Broadway but it also has the cheapest rush lottery at $10. Personally I think the best deal is the $40 SRO from cancellation line (if any are available that day."



That is true but then there are a ton of people that do the lottery that are in other states or are on vacation as you were. If they win they can't claim them anyway so having cheaper lottery tickets means nothing if people who have no intentions of using them win them.

arnow95 said: "Hey! Long time reader, first time poster!

I've been monitoring this thread for awhile and wanted to thank you all for your great knowledge and insight of the cancellation line. I'm going to give it a shot next month (insert cheesy "not throwing away my shot" line).

Send me a message and we'll work something out with exact dates and such!

***PM sent kid!! Pick a day!

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So update! Nothing so far! About 20 people in line. Everyone's been really nice. But too hot in the shade but I'm a Floridian and I brought a fan.



Someone just got in line for Sat. Line sitters seem to want to start two separate lines later tonight so we will see if this happens. Obviously benefits them since they have six line sitters coming tomorrow. Hopefully I won't have to worry about that ?? lol

gatorgirl2 said: "Someone just got in line for Sat. Line sitters seem to want to start two separate lines later tonight so we will see if this happens. Obviously benefits them since they have six line sitters coming tomorrow. Hopefully I won't have to worry about that ?? lol "

Aren't you and your line buddy #1 and #2 in line? I doubt you'll have to worry about it :) Good luck tonight! As far as the 2 separate lines thing, based on previous reports it seems like RRT has different policies on it each day. Personally I think there should only be 1 line period. What if the Sunday matinee folks arrive now too? Then there will be 3 different lines (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) today? It would be so confusing in front of the theater!

does anyone know the last performance with the OBC? i know its sometime in July but im traveling from Florida solo ETA is July 8th dont know if that'll be too late...im also looking for a buddy to do the cancellation line, i'll be willing to pay for your ticket, PM me

It would be hard for me to enjoy anything after being on a city street for a day. Maybe a shower and some sleep.

Is anyone going to the matinee tomorrow? I'm curious to see who performs

JPeterman said: "I've noticed there are tickets on ticketmaster resale frequently for the side orchestra sections labeled "hearing/vision impaired" .... I'm just curious if anyone knows how/if they enforce that ??

I purchased a resale ticket in the green section (row B seat 2) and the other 3 resale next to me sold as well. There was no enforcement if we were actually vision or hearing impaired.

Updated On: 5/27/16 at 08:41 PM

schubox said: "Daina said: "

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I am!



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Awesome. Can you report back in with the cast? I'm assuming Lin is performing since he's taking Sunday's off now. Interested if others take it off. Girlfriend wants to see as much of the OBC as possible



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On it! :)