Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread — Page 32

#1Elphie said: "They sent an email saying that great seats were just released for performances from March 20-April 8. It seems like they really held a lot back in the initial sale!"

All the really great seats were gone before they sent that email. Since yesterday, they've been releasing some amazing seats at lower prices. People who've waited until now to look are going to be disappointed.

Updated On: 3/16/18 at 07:24 PM

Fanboy99 said: "Were any $20 and $40 tickets released?
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I don't think so, just premium quality orchestra and dress circle seats at non-premium prices, from $120-$189 per part, but, like I said, the best ones were gone before they sent the email.

Updated On: 3/16/18 at 07:33 PM

I am so happy i bought tickets today before that email went out there was no wait.i have been searching for months as i missed out on both presales. At first i had regret paying so much for one show but I did snag Orch W seat 1 for $165 per part for june but after that email any seat i was looking at appears to be gone now. I’am so excited for June

Updated On: 3/16/18 at 07:51 PM

CT2NYC said: "For all of my fellow dress circle row M ticket holders, someone has posted a pic on Instagram. It looks like a great view, and the balcony overhang doesn't look bad at all. I love my $40 ticket!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgZyj-XFG3l/"

I saw it in London from LITERALLY the last row of the theatre, about a million miles away (though the pitch is so steep there that it felt like if I jumped I'd end up on the stage!), and it was still absolutely magical (pun intended), and everyone in my row was IN IT. There are no bad seats!

If anyone has a headsup for May tickets, please let me know! I'm beyond excited. Saw this in London, and randomly found 2 pairs for both parts available the week before I went, so total luck, but happy I got them. But I want to see this production so badly for the design/build out alone.

sorano916 said: "Sorry that is is sideways... but this is Orchestra Row G/H, on house left.

Thanks for this pic! How was the view from here? Did you feel like you missed anything on the far left, or just entrances/exits?

sorano916 said: "CT2NYC said: "sorano916 said: "Sorry that is is sideways... but this is Orchestra Row G/H, on house left.

Thanks for this pic! How was the view from here? Did you feel like you missed anythingon the far left, or just entrances/exits?"

Actually, that's going to be my seat next month; however, I don't you'll miss much from that area.. I'm in Row O on house right this weekend, which the view was great. Didn't feel too far back.

At the end of Act 2, something happens on the stage floor and everyone leaned over which, of course, is a domino effect. I don't remember thay being a problem in London so just an FYI."

OK, thanks! My seat is in the dress circle, but I was asking for a friend who has row F in the right orchestra, 3 seats in from the side aisle. I think that corresponds to the seat with the black dot in the middle of your pic, just on the opposite side. It should be a great view!

Updated On: 3/17/18 at 10:20 AM

forgetregret said: "Is it normal for dates in yellow, and even dates in green, to show no availability once you actually search?"

Yes, that takes into account accessible seating, which you won't see unless you toggle the accessible option.

(Insert Clever Name) said: "What qualifiers do you need to get accessible seating?"

If you have to ask that, you're not qualified

(Insert Clever Name) said: "But what do they check? I want to buy seats for someone else."

You're lying.

Boon said: "You're lying."

No, I'm not. I am buying seats for my aunt.

Updated On: 3/17/18 at 02:13 PM