Pretty Woman Rush

Rushed a couple weeks ago, got there at 645 being 4th in line, honestly would have been fine at 8.



However earlier is better since you're off to the side but still close to the center during a seat.



I know it would SEEM like the center is the best but honestly its not. having Sam and Andy belt in front of you is not as great as it seems, you are looking directly up their noses and its almost uncomfortable how close they are. I talked to the people who were in the direct center and they said it wasn't that great.



They do the rush directly from left to right and i would avoid the center TBH

Kitsune said: "Fiyero13 said: "Rushed a couple weeks ago, got there at 645 being 4th in line, honestly would have been fine at 8.



However earlier is better since you're off to the side but still close to the center during a seat.



I know it would SEEM like the center is the best but honestly its not. having Sam and Andy belt in front of you is not as great as it seems, you are looking directly up their noses and its almost uncomfortable how close they are. I talked to the people who were in the direct center and they said it wasn't that great.



They do the rush directly from left to right and i would avoid the center TBH"

Out of curiosity, is it the far left of the center section, or the far left of the entire row?

(I ask because I would worry about missing Vivian and Edward's scene on the balcony if I was on the far left of the left section of Row 1)"



I was in the far left and can see them fine, its still in the center section just to the left side, just use a seat cushion :)

I rushed 3 weeks ago, got there at 5:00pm, and was able to snag a front row aisle seat.

Thanks for the update everyone! MadsonMelo, I'd get one just in case. If you don't feel like you need it, you don't have to use it, but I'd get one (and I'm 6'2''!). Report back either way!

ccbway said: "MadsonMelo said: "Just did the rush.

Came at 9 and was fifth in line.

About 10-11 by the time the BO opened.

Got A 107. Hope it’s a good seat. Do u guys think I should get a cushion?

I’m 5’9ft."

I think there is misconception that the stage is incredibly high. I rushed and sat in row A a few weeks ago and a cushion isn't necessary at all unless you have burning desire to see people's toes at the back of the stage. I'm not tall whatsoever (5'4" - I got the cushion because of all of the warnings and found it pretty unnecessary.

If you're 5'9" or 6'2" it's definitely NOT needed and you're just going to cause an ripple effect for the people sitting behind you."

This is super helpful, thank you!

Rushing on Thursday. I'll let everyone know how that turns out. Anyone rush lately?

ccbway said:
"I think there is misconception that the stage is incredibly high. I rushed and sat in row A a few weeks ago and a cushion isn't necessary at all unless you have burning desire to see people's toes at the back of the stage. I'm not tall whatsoever (5'4" - I got the cushion because of all of the warnings and found it pretty unnecessary.

If you're 5'9" or 6'2" it's definitely NOT needed and you're just going to cause an ripple effect for the people sitting behind you."

I'm 5'4 also and I literally can't see anything happening that isn't all the way downstage without a cushion. And all of my friends are the same. So it really depends on the person I guess.

I won the lottery for the matinee today. I realize this is the rush thread but I couldn’t find a lotto one so just adding here. Received orchestra left row P, seat 21. It did seem like they just had a stack of tickets and as winners showed they were crossing names off and handing out the next ticket(s), so if that’s the case I’ll add that I got there at about 1:50.

tgirl16 said: "Anyone rush recently on a two show day?"

A random non-holiday Wednesday, for the matinee, right at box-office opening was fine.