Harry Potter and the Cursed Child CANCELLATION Line

supersam1026 said: "Figured I'd start this out as I'm sure this will be a popular subject!

Had plans fall through last minute tonight, so tried my hand at the cancellation line. I got to the line just after 7 and was 12th in line. At about 7:30 they brought in 4 people for tickets. Then at 7:55 they brought in 2 more. At 8pm someone from the box office came out to let us know that they had no more tickets for tonight, but if we wanted to hang out for a few more minutes, they had some tickets at all price points open for the coming week. Unfortunately, I am unable to attend this coming week, but I do have tickets for late April, so I'm not upset at all!

Tickets for cancellation tonight were all $20/ part, but will be regular price going forward.

Hope this helps and opens up another option for you all to get tickets!"

Were they selling both parts for tonights show on the cancellation line?

Oh wow! This is significantly different then on Saturday March 24, where they sold $189 per part tickets to the only people on the line.

Wick3 said: "@megsamegatron, for the first preview on 3/16 and 3/17, 1200 tickets were sold for $20 the week before exclusively at the box office so it makes sense why cancellation line price was only $20 per part that weekend. Going forward cancellation line price will be regular non-premium price at $189 per part."

@Wick3 I was number 10 on line for the day they released the 1200 tickets. I had just thought they’d sell them at standard prices after the initial release day for that preview.

Update: I didn’t mean for that to come off as rude, just I understood the context as I wait for $20 tickets too

Updated On: 3/28/18 at 08:55 AM