Rushing/going to the theatre on Super Bowl Sunday

As much as I love football, as a Jets fan this years Super Bowl matchup is one that I don't wish to watch.

I have never gone to the theatre on Super Bowl Sunday before. But, I was just wondering is it easier to get tickets or to rush some of the more crowded lottos due to the fact that there are going to be a lot of people watching the game? Could it be a little less crowded even then usual considering that the Giants are playing?

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Truth be told I was thinking about trying the Book Of Mormon lotto. It seems that the people who would try for the Book Of Mormon lotto would also be watching the game as well.

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Dramamama, you're right in that this is a big social event. There are always lots of people who may not be into football, but do love the Super Bowl for other reasons, be it the commercials or the half time show or just the parties.

I personally love football, however, I hate the Giants and the Patriots with a passion. That is why I was thinking that this might be a good chance to see a show since the theatres would be less crowded.

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I can only speak for "W;t," which seems like it's an easy rush anyway, but I got to the box office at 11:30 and easily got rush tickets (great full-view seats in the front mezz). The theater was packed, though.

I saw Sister Act and the theatre was surprisingly full. However, the city was so dead, that it freaked me out a bit. The line for rush wasn't bad either.