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#1

How does rush work?

I bet there have already been threads about this but too bad. I'm coming to the city soon and might have time for another show and I want to do rush for it. So how does it work? Are the tickets cheap? Are the seats any good? If someone could answer these questions that would be great!
#2

How does rush work?

I bet there are answers in other threads about this but too bad.
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#3

How does rush work?

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How does rush work?
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#4

How does rush work?

The theatre sells a certain number of low priced tickets on the day of the performance.
General rush will usually go onsale when the box office opens or 2 hours before the performance. Limit of 1 or 2 per person. Same goes for Student rush.

Some shows sell their discounted seats via a lottery system which is usually 2 and a half hours before the performances names are taken and drawn a half hour later.

Hope that clears it up
Seats are between $20=40 each and some are cash only
#6

How does rush work?

It's a vasodialator, which means it opens the blood vessels, flooding your brain with extra oxygen. That gives you a "rush" and inspires euphoric feelings. If you take a whiff at the right time, your sensations are multiplied.
#7

How does rush work?

poppers. Laertes
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