Harry Potter: "934 Tickets On Us - Really" — Page 2

Cape Twirl of Doom said: "How do you know they're gone if they just show up on random dates that you have to click through to find?"

The $0.00 tickets show up first on the list of available seats. I went and double checked another date I knew had free tickets and only normally priced tickets were remaining, so the free tickets had all been claimed.

oohhhh so the $0 would appear at the top of the page where now the $40 per Part are appearing?

I thought you literally had to click or hover above every single seat to locate a $0 seat giveaway one

I kept trying random dates and found one for 2/23/2020 in the Dress Circle Row E. It really is just dumb luck and a lot of trial and error. I completed my purchase at 12:15 PM. I'm pretty sure all the free tickets are gone by now.

Updated On: 9/6/19 at 12:49 PM

Funny, some person on Twitter called this whole thing a "scam" because she didn't get tickets. I corrected her and she blocked me Good old internet - if you didn't get something that was free to begin with, it must be a scam, of course.

JennH said: "Site confirms they're gone. But what's weird isthat for all other productions, you enter a contest rather than combing through dates apparently..."

I’m pretty sure that’s what they did for the October 3rd performance of Mean Girls! You entered a digital lottery and that’s how you got a ticket (or not). Shouldn’t done the same for this.

BOM said: "Is it safe to assume that all the free tickets are gone at this point? I’ve seen the show 4 times already so I’m not too bitter about it. "



They were gone as of around 12:30.

broadway86 said: "Didn't get a free ticket, but I did get a $40 per-part ticket for tomorrow, second row center, dress circle. I couldn't believe it was that cheap, but I bought it anyway, and... I suppose it's real?"

Excellent last-minute $20-40 per part seats have been available since the show started. It's nothing new.

Dang I need to check this site everyday because I totally missed this. I saw it in London, but I'd totally see it for free on Broadway.

Can't believe I missed this. Been waiting forever to see this show. If anyone happened to snag one and doesn't want it now, please let me know.

It's highly unlikely, but you never know. Some other people on this thread said they had already seen the show 4 times. Maybe they got one and just want to make a modest profit reselling? It was a shot in the dark.