Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread — Page 11

LJD123 said: "Same happened to me! Got 4 w presale yesterday and wanted to take grandparents and had 4 tix today, wouldn't let me buy them, said it would put me over my tix limit. Must be 6 for entire run???"

If true that is completely ridiculous.

Broadway Joe said: "barcelona20 said: "I'm curious, I'm not planning on selling my tickets, but it says I can only access them 2 days before the show. Is it like that for everyone else?"

You can transfer your tickets at anytime, you just can't view them on your phone as a mobile ticket until 2 days prior."

The transfer tickets button is grayed out, and I get this message when I click on it.

Transfer My Tickets Alert

The Transfer My Ticket feature is not available for these tickets.

Anyone else??

Broadway Joe said: "barcelona20 said: "I'm curious, I'm not planning on selling my tickets, but it says I can only access them 2 days before the show. Is it like that for everyone else?"

You can transfer your tickets at anytime, you just can't view them on your phone as a mobile ticket until 2 days prior."

After reading the Harry Potter Ticketmaster FAQ online and speaking to a Ticketmaster agent to clarify, it appears that if any tickets are transferred (even if they started out as mobile tickets), they become "Will Call only" tickets, and can be picked up from the box office up to 72 hours prior to the performance. Partly to cut down on resale, I imagine, though it seems somewhat silly.

According to the same agent, you also apparently won't be able to use the "transfer ticket" button for these - if you plan to transfer, you have to contact Ticketmaster either through Live Chat or the phone and do it that way.

Harry Potter & The Cursed Child Ticket FAQ

Seating question... so, during all of the chaos/errors, I somehow ended up with two sets of tickets for the same weekend (one on Saturday and one on Sunday). One set is for Dress Circle Center Row C Seats 114-116. The other is for Dress Circle Left Row C Seats 1-5. Anyone know which would be better seats for this theatre/show?

MyLife said: "AllThatJazz2 said: "Broadway Joe said: "barcelona20 said: "I'm curious, I'm not planning on selling my tickets, but it says I can only access them 2 days before the show. Is it like that for everyone else?"

You can transfer your tickets at anytime, you just can't view them on your phone as a mobile ticket until 2 days prior."

After reading the Harry Potter Ticketmaster FAQ online and speaking to a Ticketmaster agent to clarify, it appears that if any tickets are transferred (even if they started out as mobile tickets), they become "Will Call only" tickets, and can be picked up from the box office up to 72 hours prior to the performance. Partly to cut down on resale, I imagine, though it seems somewhat silly.

According to the same agent, you also apparently won't be able touse the "transfer ticket" button for these - if you plan to transfer, you have to contact Ticketmaster either through Live Chat or the phone and do it that way.

Harry Potter & The Cursed Child Ticket FAQ"



I read that as they will be available at the box office starting 72 hours prior to the performance, meaning you can pick them up day of. Saying "up to 72 hours prior" means you have to pick them up more than 3 days in advance."

That would be my wording error. You can pick tickets up beginning 72 hours prior to the performance date. So you can show up day of to get your tickets, but can't head to the box office a week early.

Anyone who saw it London have any inkling as to where the "Friday Forty" seats would be located? The website says "best seats in the house", so, I'm assuming front orchestra / front dress circle? Any insight appreciated!

After not getting an access code either times and being absolutely sure I would have to go the StubHub route to get any decent seats, I was able to get Dress Circle Row A Seats 105-108 for a Sunday in May. I'm pretty excited. I think the process was more nerve wracking than it had to be but I'm satisfied with the end result. Does any one know for sure what row the Dress Circle will overhang the orchestra?

LimelightMike said: "Anyone who saw it London have any inkling as to where the "Friday Forty" seats would be located? The website says "best seats in the house", so, I'm assuming front orchestra / front dress circle? Any insight appreciated! "

In London, Friday Forty tix were always first 2 rows of orchestra.

LesWickedly said: "I have a simpler wish. I wish they had a seating map with the seats numbered or at least what number the row ends at."

This might not be exactly what you’re looking for, Les, but the new seating chart indicates that the orchestra seat numbers begin on the Center aisle and then go up in odd/even numbers as you move in. So higher numbers might not be as off to the side as we might initially think.

Updated On: 2/8/18 at 08:10 PM

kade.ivy said: "the new seating chart indicates that the orchestra seat numbersbegin on the Center aisle and then go up in odd/evennumbersas you move in. So higher numbers might not be as off to the side as we might initially think."

Is the new (HP-specific) seating chart online somewhere?

Lot666 said: "kade.ivy said: "the new seating chart indicates that the orchestra seat numbersbegin on the Center aisle and then go up in odd/evennumbersas you move in. So higher numbers might not be as off to the side as we might initially think."

Is the new (HP-specific) seating chart online somewhere?"

I scoured the internet yesterday in search of seat numbers within rows especially in the orchestra. Where I had to wait the 20,000 people in the cue before me, I was in hope of getting one of the $199 seats and getting it in the first 15 rows of the orchestra but not too far on the side. As we all know the Lyric is still undergoing renovation. The L,R,C routine seating plan that once existed, is now broken up into two larger orchestra sections with an aisle between them (how large I do not know). There is currently no theater diagram to indicate the number or the numbered seats for how each row ends (just the beginning in the orchestra on the aisle starts with 1,3,5... or 2,4,6... on the other side of the isle. I was given row L seats 29,31 and was curious if I was at the end of the row, or just near the end of the row, and where the cutoff was for the more expensive seats within my row. What I was able to do, was find out that seat 33 seemed to be at or very near the end of the row (at least in row L of the orchestra). I did this by going in and trying to buy a single seat in the orchestra (as if any are left anyway). Seems the highest number I could get on the “odd side of orchestra was 33. The even side highest number I could get in the orchestra was 32.These may not be the most distant seat from center, but it is the best that I can figure. You would think that spending $850 for 2 seats would entitle you to find out exactly where you are sitting rather than just hoping and guessing. But the seating chart is a sham, not giving you the seat numbers or even the end of the isle seat numbers.

Whether the length of the isles enlongate as you go further back, I cannot tell you. It also appears that the premium seats begin in the center aisle and end approx at seat 23-25, or 24-26 and are $100 more per seat (above my price point). So just being 3 or 4 seats further than the premium seats made me feel a bit better, but not if we are obstructed in any way. Good luck to all.