Posted: 9/21/19 at 9:52pm
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Posted: 9/22/19 at 5:51pm
I am not a winner. I was 0 for 48 with not one winning blue ticket. Congrats to all who got something.
Posted: 9/22/19 at 6:17pm
Posted: 9/22/19 at 6:51pm
I have Da Vinci and Michelangelo: The Titans Experience that I would trade for almost anything
Posted: 9/22/19 at 6:57pm
Semi-related question. I've always been curious...the people who win dozens of pairs of tickets...how much money do they spend? Are they just that lucky.and win 24 times on 24 tries, or do they spend hundreds and hundreds (or thousands?)? I spent $40 for 48 tickets and only won once. I'm not judging - I know it's all for charity. I'm just curious, and when I've politely posed the question to them directly, I've never gotten an answer.
Posted: 9/22/19 at 7:53pm
On average, I'd say I won a ticket for every $40 I spent.
Have they gotten rid of Perfect Crime as a prize? Winning that when you're hoping for a Broadway show is a cruel joke, sorta like getting coal in your stocking for Christmas.
Posted: 9/23/19 at 5:42pm
Two Fiddler on the Roof tickets good through the October.
Posted: 9/23/19 at 6:50pm
Theater3232 said: "On average, I'd say I won a ticket for every $40 I spent.
Have they gotten rid of Perfect Crime as a prize? Winning that when you're hoping for a Broadway show is a cruel joke, sorta like getting coal in your stocking for Christmas."
Is that the one where the same actress has done every show since like 1987?
Posted: 9/23/19 at 8:50pm
msmp said: "Theater3232 said: "On average, I'd say I won a ticket for every $40 I spent.
Have they gotten rid of Perfect Crime as a prize? Winning that when you're hoping for a Broadway show is a cruel joke, sorta like getting coal in your stocking for Christmas."
Is that the one where the same actress has done every show since like 1987?"
Indeed it is!
I’ve never seen it but have a story about it. I had some friends in NYC who went to see it simply because it was the cheapest thing at TKTS. After the show they quipped, “The Perfect Crime was getting us to pay $75 each to see that!”
Posted: 9/24/19 at 10:37am
To speak to the question of numbers -- I donated $100 and got 6 winners this year. In past years, I've gotten 3-4 for the same amount. One of my 6 winners was The Perfect Crime. I had two sets of tickets for Frozen, but was able to exchange one set with someone else in person.
Posted: 9/24/19 at 11:19am
I won a voucher for the current NYTW production of, "runboyrun & In Old Age" (It goes until October 13 and is supposed to be amazing, I am already a NYTW subscriber.) Is anyone interested in the voucher in exchange for other tickets/voucher ? It is good for any performance (you just have to give them 3 dates that work.) I am in the city this week and can meet up to trade.
