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#1

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

Hi, would you see Harry Potter Pt 1 even if you won’t be seeing Pt 2?

I don’t live in the city and I honestly don’t want to spend the night to see Pt 2. Id love to see Pt 1 to see what all the excitement is about. If there were matinee Pt 2 then I’d see it but they’re all evening shows.

Would you see Pt 1 even if you have no plans on seeing Pt 2? I wanted to see people’s thoughts.
#2

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

Part 1 ends on a major cliffhanger, no I wouldn't see just part 1. Id recommend seeing both parts in 1 day
#3

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

I would not, it's really half of a single story. It's not a two part show like Angels in America where you can see one part without the other and follow it along/feel satisfied with the ending. As Danielle0314 said, it ends on a cliffhanger and there won't be any resolution without Part 2.

#4

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

Why not just plan for the whole day? I'm assuming it might be a transportation issue? But yes, from everything I've heard, you need both parts.


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#5

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

As everyone has said, you really need to see both parts. Keep in mind, though, that while it looks a bit easier now to only see one part, you don't necessarily get to pick which day for Part 1 you want to see. They only offer "one part only" tickets for select dates (part 2 seems a bit more ubiquitous).

#6

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

We’re going in April and can’t imagine seeing half. Especially with a play - the 2nd act is usually the most climactic.
#7

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

dramamama611 said: "Why not just plan for the whole day? I'm assuming it might be a transportation issue? But yes, from everything I've heard, you need both parts."

Definitely transportation issue. I can hop on the train and get to NYC in under 2 hrs but the last train out of the city home is around 8pm and the first train out the next morning is almost 12 hrs later. I’m on the Amtrak line direct to NYC but my station only has about 7 pick up and drop off times during the day so I’m limited.

#9

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

Br0adway said: "definitely transportation issue. I can hop on the train and get to NYC in under 2 hrs but the last train out of the city homeis around 8pm and the first train out the next morning is almost 12 hrs later.I’mon the Amtrak line direct to NYC but my station only has about 7 pick up and drop off times during the day so I’m limited."

Gotcha. Your best bet is to see both parts in one day, stay in a hotel, and train home in the morning. Good planning and you'll be fine, and not break the bank. Good luck! (And as someone who's about to fly home for the third time to see it, it's totally worth it) :)

#10

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

If it's a choice between seeing only Part One and seeing neither part, I'd recommend seeing Part One. Yes, the story will be unresolved, but you can always read what happens. Since Part One is so spectacularly entertaining on its own, I can't dissuade anyone from seeing it, even without Part Two.

#11

Harry Potter Pt 1 Question

What about a different framing. Would you only see the first act of any another show if it was the only way to get out of town in time?

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