RENT 30th Anniversary Concert - 10/26 at Richard Rodgers Theatre — Page 2

Took nearly a minute to get on the Equity page 3o minutes before on-sale...this is going to be a **** show :-/

Annnnd the website has crashed.

Equity's page. And ya, it's down.

Yeah, this is definitely going to be a sh*t show. Their servers are nowhere equipped to handle a remotely high level of traffic so of course their site crashed. It’ll be a bit before things get fixed to deal with this unexpected madness. They should have factored this scenario days ago to avoid this unexpected situation.

Someone earlier on this thread said they start at 350 and go way up from there. These some Beyonce prices!

Giving this another 15 minutes and I'm out. I hope someone on this board gets it!

Updated On: 6/1/26 at 12:05 PM

BCEFA just posted on Insta that the in-person tickets sold out within minutes today, but that there will be a lottery later this summer and a livestream.

I was never able to get past the “high traffic page” on several devices

https://www.instagram.com/p/DZDKRvRFNuQ/?igsh=MWRuNzV0b3R3M2d4dA==

Updated On: 8/5/26 at 12:14 PM

Before the site crashed I had opened up the link, which had a blue button that said “get tickets as 12pm eastern.” I didn’t refresh that page and still have it open. Obviously that button never went live on that page. Definitely confused how any one was able to get tickets if the website was fully crashed.

Non profits have basic websites. They don't upgrade them for rare crazy moments like this.

We all knew are chances were slim.

It was nice to dream anyway! LOL

And now we're going to see "influencers" begging to go. So obnoxious. No,. you didn't get a ticket. You can watch the livestream or try the lottery like the rest of us

GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "witchoftheeast2 said: "And now we're going to see "influencers" begging to go. So obnoxious. No,. you didn't get a ticket. You can watch the livestream or try the lottery like the rest of us"

Spill. Who? Is it the usual ones who beg?"

I just know we're going to see well known social media theater people begging all over being like "can someone please get me in <insert sad face here>" or something like that. No. They didn't get in, that's the end of it. They can try other ways like normal people.

BrodyFosse123 said: "Definitely confused how any one was able to get tickets if the website was fullycrashed.

As clearly stated on their Instagram post (scroll above for my screenshot of it) they imply there was an in-person sale as well which obviously helped them sell out since no one was able to access tickets online due to their server crash."

They had tickets for sale at the Rodgers and it wasn't noted anywhere. How would anyone have known that? Was it clearly stated when tickets went onsale?