Surprised this isnt a board yet, but has anyone done it? On my way to rush the 6:30 show right now. Where were your seat locations and what time were you there? Ticket sales arent great so Im not concerned.
Update: didn’t get a rush ticket. They were sold so I was a little disappointed. That’s okay though. 5 mins before showtime I went to the box office and asked for a cheap seat. $42 (price of rush) row N seat 9 (amazing seat)
Pretty sure someone said you can always get a rush ticket- or at least a cheap seat as evidenced above. They are flopping in the most dramatic way.
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So despite losing the online lotto this past Saturday, I was able to walk up to the box office at 5pm and get a rush ticket ($42). The couple in front of me also got rush tickets and the older couple waiting in the lobby then inquired about them after I bought. Rush tickets were in the front side orchestra, rows B & C. So there doesn't seem to be a need to arrive early, you can probably arrive when the box office opens at 10am.
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I successfully rushed for two tickets last Thursday, 10/24, at 5 PM, so definitely no need to get there early. The theatre was pretty empty, and it seemed like the balconies were closed- they moved everyone with tickets there down to the orchestra. The tickets were two second row seats.
My mom and I had a fun time, but definitely go in with your expectations set. I left with the impression this shouldn't really be on Broadway, but perhaps a smaller setting...