Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread — Page 64

Lauren2 said: "There are 199 dollar tickets Left Orchestra Row J, a Seat 23 available for when I am in town. Even though they are pretty pricy I might just buy those to have them in my pocket and then I can always return them. What do you guys think? "

You don’t have much to lose if you are willing to keep them once your return window is closed. Unless they are arbitrarily counting returned tickets toward the 6 ticket limit, as the poster above mentioned and you go over. But the very first seats I was able to get after the verified fan presales were in M 22 and 24 and they were $299 at the time. I’ve seen similar seats listed as mid-premium ($249) recently so $199 seems good for Row J. But make sure you are willing to live with them if you don’t find anything better or cheaper once you can’t return them!

Lauren2 said: "Your totally right. I mean they are good seats and a ok deal. They are close and I will be able to see faces right? Just making sure. And we can 100% return them before the 14 days right?"

I had seats J 26 -30, so other side of the theater, but were excellent. You're the perfect distance from the stage and can see everything.

Updated On: 5/11/18 at 07:56 AM

Can anyone comment on row F of the balcony seats 15-17? I am worried about the railings in the middle of the balcony blocking the stage...

bwayphreak234 said: "Can anyone comment on row F of the balcony seats 15-17? I am worried about the railings in the middle of the balcony blocking the stage..."

https://aviewfrommyseat.com/photo/85841/Lyric+Theatre/section-BALCL/row-F/seat-11/

A seat cushion should alleviate this problem, somewhat.

Saw Part 1 last night in $40 seats, Dress C row E dead center, the view was perfect, got the full picture, The gentleman in front of me was exceptionally tall, and even a seat cushion couldn't help me. In addition, I arrived early and there was a news crew at the theater, asking people how they got tickets. I don't know how often this occurs, but it was funny to see how it happens. They only picked people who were dressed up in Hogwarts-y outfits and took panoramics of the line. In addition, no one was asked to be filmed, and they got quite a few shots of everyone, without distributing press/media waivers.

That makes sense, no one cared anyway, most were trying to get into shots rather than stay out of them. I also asked one of the merch stand workers about the special merch, and he said he couldn't say anything, but advised me to wait until tonight to buy things, as what was available last night will still be available tonight.

I tried for the Firday Forty yesterday for the first time. When you go to the site you are asked to type in your email and phone number, which I did. Then to the right of the screen that is a list of the week's performances with a bubble in front of each. I assumed that I was to pick the shows I was interested in attending by clicking on the bubble in front of the date, which I did. I clicked on Saturday's and Sunday's shows and the bubbles indicated that I had chosen those. Then when I submitted the page the only performance that I saw on the next page was the Wednesday show, which I had NOT chosen. So, I tried to click back and do it again, but I got the message that I could only enter once. So, if I highlighted the Sat. and Sun. shows why did the website show me only the Wed. shows as ones I could attend? Did I do something wrong?

hufflepuffedpepper said: "would anyone be able to let me know how dress circle L row L is like?? :)"



I sat in the dress circle the second time I saw the show and it is the best tier for the way it's staged.