Swing Joined: 10/20/17
This is exactly how it was when I was booking tickets for Old Friends last month... same situation, looked again today at availability and they've got loads! Still like to wait in line just in case!
9 minutes to go...
incidentally, just opened a new tab and there are over 10000 people waiting now with over an hour
Chorus Member Joined: 1/11/11
WesternSky2 said: "What is the pricing for rear mezz and balcony? I'm 2 minutes away! (FIngers crossed)"
A friend got row C balcony center for $109 ($127 with fees) for a Wednesday matinee in October.
There are plenty of seats available!
Rear mezz: 134 on a Friday night.
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/22/21
Jordan Catalano said: "Are people actually able to check out and PAY?"
I wasn't with my first effort, but I gambled and backed up one page, clicked Accept and Continue (again) and it then did advance to the credit card info page. I was worried it would kick me out though when I went back.
Stand-by Joined: 6/18/22
According to Google, the Hudson has 970 seats. So even a queue of 10,000 is about 10 shows worth of people, or 20 if they're buying two tickets. I'm no mathematician but I think anyone in right now should be able to find a ticket with ease :)
Featured Actor Joined: 4/4/17
I can't see in the emails what the ticket limit is? I have 6 people that want to go. Is it the traditional 8?
Jordan, I had no problems once up and running again, but that was mere minutes after access came back.
An hour wait as of 10:47am.
Broadway Star Joined: 5/28/13
I got in got balcony E for 100. Seems steep to be so far away but alas. Once I was in I had no problems.
Swing Joined: 10/20/17
No issues once in - front row balcony $147 on a Wednesday end of September.
Job done
God, that was stressful. Needed pairs of tix for 3 different dates and after all this, the seats I wanted for each date were still there for me to buy when I was finally able to.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/16/16
Still in the queue and I was planning on spending top dollar on these, but $800 for two seats is insane. I can't stomach that.
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/22/21
I now have more empathy for Taylor Swift and Beyonce fans.
Swing Joined: 11/23/22
Did you go back in for each date. Or add all to the cart then check out
Did it!!! Snagged Row E balcony ($107 each) on November 26th. Once I got in it was super smooth - was able to get 2 additional tickets for a different date for a friend who was still waiting as well. Still lots of seats available when I was in there - keep waiting!
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/29/08
Got 4 seats, Row A center balcony for a Thursday night in November for $144.75 each. Oyyyyyy vey.
Broadway Star Joined: 5/19/20
I got my ticket for Friday October 27!!!
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/22/21
TONS of seats left so don't worry if you're way back in the queue.
Weekday price ranges: $87, $107, $144, $164, $198, $232, $287, $327, $399
Weekend price ranges: $97, $124, $154, $178, $208, $242, $307, $354, $429
Featured Actor Joined: 2/24/07
I kept getting Payment Failed trying different cards and different dates. It finally went through and got better seats after trying 6 times.
Updated On: 3/23/23 at 11:09 AM
Got first performance, post opening and final performance (which won’t be once they extend)
Swing Joined: 10/9/10
Got mine - Saturday matinee early October, side Orchestra towards the back - $200. It took a while but code, etc. all worked fine.
Based on the size of the queue and number of seats likely available there should be plenty of availability, but I must admit that queue is bigger than I was expecting. I wonder if they could sell about 10-25% of the inventory today (I think there should be about 140,000 seats on sale. If say 10,000 people buy 2.5 tickets each that’s about 18% gone).
I stand by my earlier conclusion that I don’t think anyone needs to worry about every ticket being sold today, though clearly there is probably little value in waiting for very long if you know when you can go!
Stand-by Joined: 5/5/17
Anshel2 said: "Got first performance, post opening and final performance (which won’t be once they extend)"
But with Radcliffe involved, what are the chances this actually extends?
Having checked multiple performances, it looks like the same seats are on sale for each show. Half of them aren't even available. I don't think anyone will have problems getting tickets because the other seats will open eventually.
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