#176
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:44am
Bit the bullet and went straight for premiums. Orch M but I think I'm way off to the side (22 and 24)? Whatever, I'm going. Done!
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread — Page 8
#177
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:46am
What a crapshoot! I had 2 windows in the queue - 1 was far ahead of the other (it is totally random). I got in fairly quickly on the first and it kept offering orchestra S/T and dress circle F; on the 2nd window it offered me seats for Dress Circle B 13-15. Good luck to everyone!
#178
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:48am
LesWickedly said: "So happy for you Kade!"
Thanks, Les! Patience makes perfect! Lots of stress and effort just for the OPPORTUNITY to give the Potter machine more of my money. And I wouldn't have it any other way. :)
#179
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:48am
Looking at daye in feb but this search system is only letting us have seats chosen for us - keep getting extreme side or hestra - wondering if dress circle sold out or should just but the sides......
#180
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:49am
I'll ask again... it sounds like people today are getting better seats and sooner than I could get yesterday. What was the point of doing the pre-sale if that's the case?
#181
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:49am
I know the prices are crazy but they are even worse on stubhub. Unless you got an early access code time there are basically no cheap options. I don't count the lotto because that's going to be next to impossible to win.
I save a lot of money on the other shows we see all year long so splurging on this one doesn't seem so bad.
I agree with the pricing though. I got row f for $299 in the orchestra on the aisle, there's no way that should be the same price for row e or so in the dress circle.
I save a lot of money on the other shows we see all year long so splurging on this one doesn't seem so bad.
I agree with the pricing though. I got row f for $299 in the orchestra on the aisle, there's no way that should be the same price for row e or so in the dress circle.
#182
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:49am
If people are willing to spend $199 or more per part, there are plenty of options! And I have to say the experience today was pretty good. I didn't have to wait long for seats, compared to yesterday.
#183
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:51am
jkstheatrescene said: "I'll ask again... it sounds like people today are getting better seats and sooner than I could get yesterday. What was the point of doing the pre-sale if that's the case?"
To secure tickets? To get tickets before the public? You could always buy tickets today and return those.
#184
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:53am
I’m so peeved. I got error messages every time I tried to buy a single ticket. For every date.
#185
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:53am
Ah, yes. I forgot about returning tickets. Not the usual way, so that's new to me... thanks for talking me off the ledge, LesWickedly! 
#186
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:56am
I guess I don't get why everyone is freaking out that $199 is the best out there right now after two verified presales? $199 is standard across Broadway now and there were plenty of tickets available at lower price points before. Look at Hamilton now, the cheapest seat in the entire theater is $199.
#187
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:57am
I wish it was the usual Ticketmaster dot seat map so we could just PICK our own damn seats.
#188
Posted: 2/8/18 at 11:58am
Have all $20-$80 tickets been sold via the verified fan presale? I know that they're doing some sort of lottery for $20-40 tickets...
#189
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:01pm
Does anyone know what ATG Lounge is?
#190
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:01pm
broadway_show_fan said: "I wish it was the usual Ticketmaster dot seat map so we could just PICK our own damn seats."
Yeah, since everyone would have such divergent real-time opinions on what seat they want... and wouldn't all be clicking and not getting the same ones. 
#191
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:01pm
boonanas said: "Have all $20-$80 tickets been sold via the verified fan presale? I know that they're doing some sort of lottery for $20-40 tickets..."
I didn't see any and I browse quite a few dates.
#192
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:02pm
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.
#193
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:03pm
A private lounge for before the show and intermission. The one at the Hudson included a glass of sparkling wine before the show. Also, private restrooms.
#194
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:03pm
Was 17194 in the que and all of the $165 or lower price points were sold out....settled on $199 and was able to find Side Orchestra Row O in July...but I have to agree they are likely going to rack up a minimum of $80 million in advance alone today.
#195
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:05pm
There appear to be plenty of options if you’re willing to spend $199 and up on each part. It seems like the lower priced tickets all sold out in the verified presale.
#196
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:07pm
Try for a half hour to buy tickets. Every time I went to check out, got an error message “sorry,something went wrong”. I gave up. No tickets under $199 price point.
#197
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:08pm
I got two sets of tickets:
January 9th 2019 Center Balcony Row G $102 even with fees (bought these during the presale)
March 24th 2018 Left Orchestra Row K $407 (Bought these around 10:20 CST today
January 9th 2019 Center Balcony Row G $102 even with fees (bought these during the presale)
March 24th 2018 Left Orchestra Row K $407 (Bought these around 10:20 CST today
#198
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:09pm
It keeps telling me I can get seats, clicking Pay Now, but then that the number of tickets exceeds the number for one order. Which makes literally no sense. Mind-numbingly frustrating.
#199
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:14pm
Scott Rosson said: "I got two sets of tickets:
January 9th 2019 Center Balcony Row G $102 even with fees (bought these during the presale)
March 24th 2018 Left Orchestra Row K $407 (Bought these around 10:20 CST today"
Are you going to return the ones you got yesterday?
Does anyone know how that works? I assume they don't have to take the tickets back, right?
#200
Posted: 2/8/18 at 12:15pm
MyLife said: "I guess I don't get why everyone is freaking out that $199 is the best out there right now after two verified presales? $199 is standard across Broadway now and there were plenty of tickets available at lower price points before. Look at Hamilton now, the cheapest seat in the entire theater is $199."
Because its not $199 its per part so that is $400 plus the transaction fee and if you insure the ticket another $28. So that is $450 for the show.
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