Miss saigon rush/ tkts — Page 3

Thank you so much! Yes, it is early December -- way before the holiday crowds. I am hopeful, but I won't be heartbroken if it doesn't happen.

ashleyjena said: "I am going to be in NYC on a Friday in December but won't be available to get to the box office until around 1:30 -- will I still be able to get a rush seat this late? I am really hoping to see a show but I know this is late to arrive for rush tickets to any show."

You should have a chance at the more expensive full-view rush seats but if none are still available you could always go over to TKTS.

ashleyjena said: "chuckydisc said: "ashleyjena said: "I am going to be in NYC on a Friday in December but won't be available to get to the box office until around 1:30 -- will I still be able to get a rush seat this late? I am really hoping to see a show but I know this is late to arrive for rush tickets to any show."

You should have a chance at the more expensive full-view rush seats but if none are still available you could always go over to TKTS."

Thank you! Yes, that was my back up plan -- to see what is available on TKTS. Hoping to just spend under $60, so we'll see!"



I went on a random saturday in June when my mother visited. We got really great mezz seats from the TKTS booth at around 6:30-7pm for $60 each, so I think you'll be fine.

I have rushed this show more than once. Right now it seems like they are offering partial view rush for $39 and full view rush for $49. I've sat in both and it's worth it to pay the extra $10 because there are some pretty bad seats in this house. Not sure if this partial view/full view is for every performance but I have had this experience twice now (on a Monday and Friday) and a friend of mine who rushed this past Tuesday was offered the same deal.

My friend and I rushed last Saturday for 4 tickets to the evening performance. We got to the box office around 10 minutes after 10am and were about 20th in the line that was there at the time. We were offered partial view for $39 or full view for $55 (we chose partial view). When I told the box office attendant that we'd be happy with being split up as two groups of 2, sitting near or behind one another, she said that that was likely the seating arrangement we'd get anyways (which turned out to be the case). We got Orchestra L26, L28, M26, and M28, the farthest House Left you could sit in those two rows. The view was fine for what we expected, with no overhang issues and only really missing out on what was happening on far stage right (For context: About 2/3 of the Ho Chi Minh facade was cut off during the big dance sequence in Act I). After intermission, we moved in 3 seats towards the center, which was enough to pretty much see the entire stage.

If anything, I think it's better to have House Left partial view than House Right partial view because the loft where Chris and Kim, uh, interact is on Stage Left; thus, our partial view seats had full view of those scenes.