#1
Posted: 1/21/16 at 10:12am
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Hamilton in the Blizzard
#2
Posted: 1/21/16 at 10:13am
only 7 inches predicted for NY now. won't be bad at all. DC going to get more than two feet, though.
#3
Posted: 1/21/16 at 10:17am
hearing anywhere from 3-5 inches upwards to one foot, depending on which station you watch/listen to. always hoping for the lower amounts, I ain't getting any younger to shovel this crap.
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#4
Posted: 1/21/16 at 10:18am
Build a snow fort outside the theater! Use snowballs to encourage ticket holders to give you their tickets.
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#5
Posted: 1/21/16 at 10:31am
I have a ticket for the matinee on Sunday. I doubt I'll be able to get out of DC. Contemplating putting it on Stub Hub. Will have to make my mind up shortly.
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#6
Posted: 1/21/16 at 10:43am
What are the chances of shows being dark Saturday? The mayor is already holding press conferences. I hope they don't cancel cuz I'm going
#7
Posted: 1/21/16 at 11:14am
as in the past with snow storms, Broadway shows will always go on as long as mass transit is up & running. If there's a way for people to get to these shows, Broadway will remain open. This is also likely the best chance to see shows like HAMILTON, BOOK OF MORMON & LION KING. Expect snow day discounts to pop up, too, for many shows. Most at 50% off or more.
A Chorus Line revival played its final Broadway performance on August 17, 2008. The tour played its final performance on August 21, 2011. A new non-equity tour started in October 2012 played its final performance on March 23, 2013. Another non-equity tour launched on January 20, 2018. The tour ended its US run in Kansas City and then toured throughout Japan August & September 2018.
#8
Posted: 1/21/16 at 11:14am
Don't be surprised at how many people show up during the snow hoping for HAMILTON cancellations. Many New York locals will have the same idea.
#9
Posted: 1/21/16 at 11:16am
it's going to be 5 to 8 inches in NYC. that is it. no shows will go dark.
#10
Posted: 1/21/16 at 12:29pm
Reminds me of when I trekked in three feet of snow to see the IN THE HEIGHTS tour. Good good times.
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#11
Posted: 1/21/16 at 12:35pm
I made it to "Wonderful Town" in 3 feet of snow (yes, Ms. Murphy was in) but not to the recent "Heiress" during Sandy. Snow is infinitely easier to negotiate than hurricane-slash-"super storms."
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#12
Posted: 1/21/16 at 12:35pm
I have a line sitter coming at a certain time and wonder if I should push him back and still be safe. I'm feeling kinda guilty to make them sit in snow any extra time but I also don't want to miss being in front.
#13
Posted: 1/21/16 at 12:44pm
some models projecting as low as 2 inches for NY. I really think youll be okay and do not need to worry about anything
#14
Posted: 1/21/16 at 7:01pm
the storm totals for the NYC area keep going down. They keep thinking the storm is going to stay further south than originally thought. Might be 6 inches or less overall, which is very good news. South NJ, Philly area looking like a foot+ plus they're very concerned about coastal flooding. DC/Baltimore area might see up to 2 foot. YIKES!!
A Chorus Line revival played its final Broadway performance on August 17, 2008. The tour played its final performance on August 21, 2011. A new non-equity tour started in October 2012 played its final performance on March 23, 2013. Another non-equity tour launched on January 20, 2018. The tour ended its US run in Kansas City and then toured throughout Japan August & September 2018.
#15
Posted: 1/21/16 at 11:06pm
This is slightly unrelated to the original topic, but I don't want to start another Hamilton thread, so, here's my question:
How do resale tickets work? I was trying to help a family member look for tickets to Hamilton on ticketmaster, and of course the only seats available were resale seats, some which go for over $1,000 a piece. Who sets these resale prices? The production? Ticketmaster? Or the individual who is reselling them?
#16
Posted: 1/21/16 at 11:42pm
RaiseYouUp said: "This is slightly unrelated to the original topic, but I don't want to start another Hamilton thread, so, here's my question:
How do resale tickets work? I was trying to help a family member look for tickets to Hamilton on ticketmaster, and of course the only seats available were resale seats, some which go for over $1,000 a piece. Who sets these resale prices? The production? Ticketmaster? Or the individual who is reselling them?
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The seller inputs how much they want and then TM adds fees. So if they say they want $600, your cost is going to be $700+
#17
Posted: 1/21/16 at 11:48pm
The Ticketmaster resale program is so sketchy, so scalper-friendly, it's just shocking. It's a huge part of why you can't get into Hamilton on top of the hype. But it makes Ticketmaster even more money, so I guess it makes sense. Disgraceful.
#18
Posted: 1/22/16 at 12:38am
I am very confused with the weather. Weather.gov says there is a blizzard watch for NYC. I'm already here, so it doesn't ruin me getting in. Just worried about my plans somehow getting ruined because of panic.
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#19
Posted: 1/22/16 at 7:55am
Don't panic, and you'll be fine. New Yorkers won't be panicking, so if there's any panic, it's just tourists.
#20
Posted: 1/22/16 at 8:08am
The show will go on and tickets will continue to be nearly impossible to obtain. I know a lot of locals are hoping that the snow will cause some out of towners to change their plans, but demand is so high, I don't expect to see a dip in pricing.
#21
Posted: 1/22/16 at 8:50am
this storm is totally overblown for NYC area. you'll be fine. just relax and enjoy the weekend.
#22
Posted: 1/22/16 at 6:05pm
JM226 said: "this storm is totally overblown for NYC area. you'll be fine. just relax and enjoy the weekend.
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The mayor is acting like the world is ending and he's going to ruin my weekend
#23
Posted: 1/22/16 at 6:22pm
The news ABC said as of now 6:21 all shows are on for tomorrow but that could very much change!
12-18" planned for NYC
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#24
Posted: 1/22/16 at 8:57pm
any deals come out?? Last January's big storm was $40-$50 tickets for some shows.
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#25
Posted: 1/23/16 at 12:06am
At the Lottery this evening they announced that Lotto and Standing room will NOT be available tomorrow.
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