Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Seating/Pricing Thread — Page 89

NievesG said: "Just splurged on orch A2... hope this is the last time I pay full price for tickets (I always say that) but I just have to see this thing."

When are you going? I'm there this Sat and sitting in A1.

Danielle0314 said: "When are you going? I'm there this Sat and sitting in A1."

September 19th... please report back :)

Feminenemy said: "Thought I'd share the love - BALCL, Row F, Seat 1 available for $40/ part - Wed 9/12 -"

From what I just saw, Seats 1,3,5, and 7 are all free

NievesG said: "Danielle0314 said: "When are you going? I'm there this Sat and sitting in A1."

September 19th... please report back :)"

Reporting back as promised.... OMGOMGOMG. It was a whole new experience up there! Being able to be that close to the emotions was incredible. There's moments during the show where they are so close you feel like you could reach out and touch them. The view was fine and we could see everything! Enjoy it and let me know what you think.

Lauren2 said: "How was it being that close with the lake scene? I am so curious! "

2 words... Splash zone :)

Those scenes, and one other during part 2 act 2, the 2 of them were about 10 feet from me. It was incredible.

Without scrolling through all of this thread, hoping someone can answer a seating question for me -

After struggling to get seats on the last few go-arounds, I found some for March that match my trip for $95 each (Row ZZ side orchestra). How much is truly missed from the overhang? The view looks far, but it doesn't seem like much is cut off.

Thanks!

NievesG said: "Thank you,Danielle! Sounds great and I think I'm more excited now than when I bought them. Splash zone sounds fun, can't wait."

Youre welcome! Let me know what you think afterwards :)

The pricing and availability for this show are baffling. Tourists who need to buy tickets far in advance to ensure they see the show are at a disadvantage. The advantage goes to locals, who can check for availability and score last minute (within a week) deals. On Saturday I bought a tickets for Thursday/Friday, Dress Circle, Row B, center. $90/performance. If I lived out of town, I would most likely have paid double for that seat, since I would have bought far in advance (and probably not as good a seat). They are clearly using dynamic pricing to sell seats, but there doesn't seem to be any pattern to how they price them or when they release them. I think solo travelers may be better off waiting before booking. Couples may also want to risk it. Any more than that almost have no choice. Being two parts is working for AND against this show.

If you still have them in your cart, I'm ready!

Row R seat 30 just popped up for $40 for tomorrow as well

Danielle0314 said: "IdinaBellFoster said: "Without scrolling through all of this thread, hoping someone can answer a seating question for me -

After struggling to get seats on the last few go-arounds, I found some for March that match my trip for $95 each (Row ZZ side orchestra). How much is truly missed from the overhang? The view looks far, but it doesn't seem like much is cut off.

Thanks!"

The first time i saw it I was in row V. There's one thing, at the very end of part 1 act 2 (right before the end), that you won't be able to see, as well as the end of part 2 act 3 (right before intermission). But, both instances you're able to deduce what's going on and what's being seen, so it's not really a loss.

The seats should be just fine for ya. Enjoy! :)"

Thank you!! We could’ve pass on the chance to see it for less than $200 per person. The prices really aren’t great for those who are out of town, as Fosse76 pointed out.

Still looking to sell a pair of two part tickets for 9/27 (part one) and 9/28 (part two). Seats are in Orchestra Right, Row W, seats 8 and 10. Looking to cut my losses and sell them at $500 (for the pair for two part tickets). PM if interested.