The article mentions "curated packages". Sounds like they will pick/partner with shows to put a package together. If you want to see the shows in the package, you buy it. I figure they will offer certain dates and maybe different price levels. I would also expect you would buy these in advance so certain seats would be set aside. I could be wrong but it seems they are trying to do what touring houses do.
It seems, to me, that it may be a little tricky with Broadway, (Take, for instance, if a show in a subscription closes before a subscriber's date to see it. But my immediate thought is that they would offer a replacement show or possibly a partial refund.) but they have come up with the idea so they must know how they plan to do it. JMO and random thoughts.
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Updated On: 7/2/26 at 01:00 PM
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