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#1

Rush...which is easiest?

which show would you say is easiest to get good tickets for at rush ...i'm going to the city for a matinee and have lunch reservations at 11:30 so i think that may be conflicting to the rush policies for some shows, which shows can I easily get tickets for?
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#2

re: Rush...which is easiest?

probably DRS. Wicked has too many. DRS has around 30.
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#3

re: Rush...which is easiest?

This may be a dumb question, but I'm going to threadjack for a sec so I don't start a new thread...sorry.

What is rushing? I'm going to NY in Nov and I would love to know the easiest, least expensive ways to get tickets.
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#4

re: Rush...which is easiest?

SWEET CHARITY and CHICAGO has great rushes.

No lotteries, where you have a small chance of winning.

Automatic tickets for 26 dollars - and some in the front row!

Updated On: 8/30/05 at 12:47 AM

#5

re: Rush...which is easiest?

rushign is buying a ticket the day of your show at the box office for generally $20 to $26. Every theatre has a different policies. Some are first come first serve, some require student IDs and other's have lotteries at given times. I would say your best bet for rush tickets would to do a normal or student rush show and just be at the box office at 10 when it opens, I like to avoid lotteries when I'm dead set on seeing a show.
#6

re: Rush...which is easiest?

Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it. Does it have to be a NEw York student ID or can I use my UNLV one?
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#8

re: Rush...which is easiest?

Patronus have I told you that I love you?
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#10

re: Rush...which is easiest?

depending on day of week/time of year, the Rent lotto sometimes has less people than tickets available.
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#11

re: Rush...which is easiest?

Hairspraydoll -- There is some more info on ways to get not-too-expensive tickest in the FAQ at the top of the message board. Aigoo put it together -- it's quite informative *and* amusing :) That said, Patronus may have already answered all your questions :) Have fun!
#12

re: Rush...which is easiest?

lennon is one of the easiest rushes to do. i had front row tickets for $26.25.
#13

re: Rush...which is easiest?

That actually good to know. If Lennon is still running in November, I may actually see that with my open slot.

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