Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread — Page 47

sorano916 said: "Fosse76 said: "Lot666 said: "To be sure I understand correctly, are you saying that all merchandise sold during part 1 is also sold during part 2, along with other part 2-related items?"

On Broadway, after Part 1, the merchandise stand starts selling merchandise that relates to Part 2, supplementingthe other merchandise sold throughout (though last night I did not notice them selling any of the Part 2 merchandise, but I didn't really look).

In London, the Part 2 merchandise replaces most of the merchandise at the end of Part 1 and at the start of Part 2. And it's very prominent. At least, that's what they did the two times I saw the show."

Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't London only have that one main merch station in the main lobby? On Broadway, they have the full store plus the one on the orchestra level and one on the mezz level.

My guess is that it just take a lot more effort to switch out the three rather than the one."

Maybe I'm just dim, but I still don't have a clear understanding. Let me ask this another way: Is there any merch sold during act 1 that is not available if you wait until act 2 to buy?

Lot666 said: "sorano916 said: "Fosse76 said: "Lot666 said: "To be sure I understand correctly, are you saying that all merchandise sold during part 1 is also sold during part 2, along with other part 2-related items?"

On Broadway, after Part 1, the merchandise stand starts selling merchandise that relates to Part 2, supplementingthe other merchandise sold throughout (though last night I did not notice them selling any of the Part 2 merchandise, but I didn't really look).

In London, the Part 2 merchandise replaces most of the merchandise at the end of Part 1 and at the start of Part 2. And it's very prominent. At least, that's what they did the two times I saw the show."

Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't London only have that one main merch station in the main lobby? On Broadway, they have the full store plus the one on the orchestra level and one on the mezz level.

My guess is that it just take a lot more effort to switch out the three rather than the one."

Maybe I'm just dim, but I still don't have a clear understanding. Let me ask this another way: Is there any merch sold during act 1 that is not available if you wait until act 2 to buy?"

Before Part 1, Act 1: Usual Merch
Between Part 1, Act 1 and Part 1, Act 2: Usual Merch
After Part 1, Act 2: Pretty sure that it's only still Usual Merch

Before Part 2: Act 1: Usual Merch plus the Special Merch
Between Part 2, Act 1 and Part 2, Act 2: Usual Merch plus the Special Merch
After Part 2, Act 2: Usual Merch

Nycat63 said: "I don't suppose they got the rights to the Butterbeer they have at Universal Studios? That was yummy... Any noteworthy concessions?"

No butter beer unfortunately. The only HP themed food is the pumpkin juice. I think it’s freshly made? But anyway it was a bit on the pricey side ($9) but it was very good. It tastes like cinnamon apple sauce to me

sorano916 said: "Hairspray0901 said: "I won the Friday Forty for next Sunday! Can’t wait! Anyone have any idea where the seats are?"

Since next Sunday (4/22) is Opening Night, you might not be placed where usual Friday Forty seats are, just FYI."

Oh wow, good point. Didn’t realize that’s opening night! I am excited to be there. Saw the show this past Wednesday; can’t believe I actually won the friday forty. 

Updated On: 4/14/18 at 01:27 AM

Sunnyore said: "jonyyboy07 said: "Jusr for you guys who have been wondering, the extreme sides are great seats! I’m in G 29 this afternoon and have an amazing view! The seating chart is misleading, it says there is no seat in front of it, but there is, so beware of the tricky seating chart!"

Is this Orchestra or Dress Circle? But glad to know the views at the sides are good still."

It's definitely orchestra. There is no G 29 in the dress circle.

There hasn’t been much chat about the view from the Balcony. I’m seeing the show at the end of the month with DH. Our seats aren’t together but sounds like my seat in Dress Circle row L seat 107 (scored it for $20 per part) will be pretty sweet. 

Unsure about DH’s seat in Balcony row E seat 112? ($80 per part - thanks to help from ebizzle). It’s in the centre and far enough back to appreciate the staging and effects but not sure how tiny the actors will look from back there? Any comments on how mid balcony seating is?

TorontoBroadwayFan said: "There hasn’t been much chat about the view from the Balcony. I’m seeing the show at the end of the month with DH. Our seats aren’t together but sounds like my seat in Dress Circle row L seat 107 (scored it for $20 per part) will be pretty sweet.

Unsure about DH’s seat in Balcony row E seat 112?($80 per part - thanks to help from ebizzle). It’s in the centre and far enough back to appreciate the staging and effects but not sure how tiny the actors will look from back there? Anycomments on howmid balcony seating is?

Sorry to bring this up, but I believe dress circle L 107 is an accessible seat. If you meant to buy it because you require it, I apologize for mentioning it. If you purchased it by accident, I figured it's best to know now. I'm not sure how strict the theatre's staff is about policing those seats. 

TorontoBroadwayFan said: "CT2NYC said: "TorontoBroadwayFan said: "There hasn’t been much chat about the view from the Balcony. I’m seeing the show at the end of the month with DH. Our seats aren’t together but sounds like my seat in Dress Circle row L seat 107 (scored it for $20 per part) will be pretty sweet.
 

Excellent! As far as the balcony is concerned, the view looks to be pretty great, especially from balcony center. Some have said that it provides an excellent vantage point for the magic effects, even better than the rear mezzanine, where some of the effects are obscured by the balcony overhang. Also, the incline in the balcony is more steep than in the mezanine, which makes it easier to see over the heads in front of you. I'm sure it will be difficult to make out facial expressions from both sections, though. Binoculars might be a good idea for both of you. I'll be sitting in the same areas, and I'm definitely bringing mine. There are a lot of pics on Instagram from the balcony, which usually make the distance look much further away than it actually is, due to the wide-angle lenses on the phones' cameras. Here is a great pic from what appears to be row E of balcony center. I think it looks excellent, and much better than expected:

Updated On: 4/15/18 at 09:15 AM

greenifyme2 said: "Wow that balcony view looks great. I have Orch row X tickets, and they weren’t cheap... am I going to be sad about the mezz overhang?"

I sat in row x of the orchestra and the view was perfect!!! The mezz overhang does not block anything only the very top of the set, but the entire stage you can see. I posted a picture of my view from my seat earlier in the thread.