Rush for Pirate Queen?

[little sister]

Posted: 11/19/06 at 9:36am

Thought I would try to see this before it leaves Chicago.
Anyone know if there is a rush, a lotto, someway to get a discounted ticket since the reviews have been mediocre and on downwards?
Thanks for the help!

[wishinguweresomehow]

Posted: 11/19/06 at 11:14am

I know there isnt a lotto, and I'm pretty sure that there isnt a rush. I know you probably dont want to pay full price, but in all honesty, the show is slowly changing. For the most part for the good. Especially from opening to now. Hottix may be somewhere to start if youre in Chicago. They have a couple different locations in the city. Also, CHICAGO.OODLE.COM sometimes has good deals. They had a couple of singles in the orchestra for about $60. Hope this helps!!

[chinkie azn jai]

Posted: 11/19/06 at 2:17pm

There is no rush or lotto (like most tours/pre-broadway try-outs that go through Broadway in Chicago). There are also no discounts available, or none that I've seen. As for as I know, the show has been selling out every night, even with the mediocre reviews.

[Popular]

Posted: 11/19/06 at 2:36pm

I believe if you go to ticketmaster and put in code "BIC" in the promotions and special offers section they may be giving discounts for Tue-Thurs shows. Not 100% sure, but you can probably find a good seat at the box office on the day of. There is just one week left so go for it!

I definitely recommend it :)

[bella cantato]

Posted: 11/19/06 at 7:10pm

You can also get rear mezz tickets for $25, though with the ticketmaster add-on costs, they're actually $40. I was going to do that, but when the service charges were over 50% I somehow convinced myself that it was more logical go get the full price ticket, which, with services charges are $90... but it was a 3rd row orchestra seat, dead center... how could I resist? and I have never regretter my decision. food is optional... right? :)

Updated On: 11/19/06 at 07:10 PM