Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread — Page 45

JennH said: "How in the name of Merlin's Pants have you been able to even afford to see it that many times already."

Sorry for the small hiatus, catching up on other shows before Tony Nominations....

The only seat that I spent more then $40 per part on was in Row J which I got form the cancellation line.

So I haven't spent "that" much on Cursed Child tickets

Just released balcony row a tickets for Sunday May 27. 2 tix at $165 each per part.

I saw the show Saturday 4/7 and sat in Balcony Row C in the center. Rows B & C have amazing leg room. The rest of the Balcony not so much. I am over 6 ft tall and it was amazing to have all that room up there. The view was great too!

Megsamegatron said: "The only seat that I spent more then $40 per part on was in Row J which I got form the cancellation line.

So I haven't spent "that" much on Cursed Child tickets"

Dang, anything I’ve seen in orchestra row J is at least $165-199 per part, so assuming that the others really were $20-40 per part, that’s still a good $500-600 or more before any fees. I guess “not that much” is relative, lol. Albeit I’ve always been an extreme saver, so I’m cautious about large expenses and spending money to see something more than once unless it’s a rare occasion, like a gift for someone. It's a habit I acquired from growing up poor and helps me appreciate what I have to the fullest, I guess. That’s just me though; I know others have different priorities.

Can anyone who’s sat in front to mid orchestra attest to the view? Judging from the picture posted earlier from dress circle, it looks like it should be fine but I was wondering what other people thought (if it’s been mentioned already, I apologize).

vanbrig said: "Megsamegatron said: "The only seat that I spent more then $40 per part on was in Row J which I got form the cancellation line.

So I haven't spent "that" much on Cursed Child tickets"

Dang, anything I’ve seen in orchestra row J is at least $165-199 per part, so assuming that the others really were $20-40 per part, that’s still a good $500-600 or more before any fees.I guess “not that much” is relative, lol. Albeit I’ve always been an extreme saver, so I’m cautious about large expenses and spending moneyto see something more than once unless it’s a rare occasion, like a gift for someone. It's a habit I acquired from growing up poor and helps me appreciate what I have to the fullest, I guess. That’s just me though; I know others have different priorities.

Can anyone who’s sat in front to mid orchestra attest to the view? Judging from the picture posted earlier from dress circle, it looks like it should be fine but I was wondering what other people thought (if it’s been mentioned already, I apologize).

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I posted a picture from Orch Row B on my instagram (username is same as here) I'm on my phone otherwise I'd post it here. The view is spectacular, though I was able to see some of the things that make the magic happen, which you can't see from farther back/up

Updated On: 4/10/18 at 05:33 PM

Here's a photo I took from B17; it was a fabulous seat.

Sat in row H seat 8. Close enough where I could see every facial expression but far enough back where I could take in the full scope of the production. About the most perfect seat I could have asked for.....

well, except for the rude/loud people in the seats next to me who somehow managed to show up 15 minutes late to both parts (and proceeded to talk throughout much of the show despite my death glares). You’d think after being late the first time ......oy!

Updated On: 4/10/18 at 06:56 PM

Updated On: 4/11/18 at 10:23 AM

Fosse76 said: "Does anyone know what price points they are selling to the standby line? (i.e., content reduce the premium price to the regular price)."

A few weeks ago they reduced house seats priced at $299 per part to $199 per part. They also had $155 per part tickets for the line.