Help me understand pre-sales at the Broadhurst (Anastasia)
irishgator1
Featured Actor Joined: 5/3/16
#1Help me understand pre-sales at the Broadhurst (Anastasia)
Posted: 9/25/16 at 6:12pm
I'm looking at tickets for Anastasia on Telecharge. From what I can tell, they're doing pre-sales now for American Express card holders through tomorrow morning (I think Audience Reward members have access right at 10am tomorrow); regular sales start in Oct.
As an AmEx holder looking for just regular tickets (not the super duper pricier AmEx tickets), I'm only seeing a very small number available on each date. If I wait until tomorrow for Audience Rewards access, or even regular sales, will more tickets be available? I guess what I'm very inarticulately trying to say is I don't understand why it seems like only 15-20 tickets are available now through the AmEx presales- is that typical offerings for pre-sales, and if so, am I better off waiting till the regular sales to get a better range of options? Or have that many people already bought tickets and that's just what's left?
Also, I can get Row B (Left Orchestra) seats 1-3, so right on the aisle. Do you think that would be too close or too off-center?
Thanks!
Whateverjsays
Featured Actor Joined: 7/12/16
#2Help me understand pre-sales at the Broadhurst (Anastasia)
Posted: 9/25/16 at 6:22pm
I saw that too, I think/hope they might just have a certain amount of presale tickets and the rest will open up in October. I'm trying to go in April so hopefully there will still be some available
#3Help me understand pre-sales at the Broadhurst (Anastasia)
Posted: 9/25/16 at 6:35pm
When I checked, i saw a vast amount of tickets in the side/rear orchestra and a ton in the mezzanine.
I assume center Orch will be released for public on-sale.
#4Help me understand pre-sales at the Broadhurst (Anastasia)
Posted: 9/25/16 at 7:43pm
There is no guarantee they will release a lot more for the public sale either. Like most future/popular shows now, they will trickle seats out a little at a time to both prevent scalpers and gauge demand (so they can increase the price appropriately)
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