Selling a wicked ticket..

[anthony41090]

Posted: 6/28/06 at 5:55pm

I bought one ticket for wicked in chicago, but my sister told me that she also wanted to see the show. If we try the lottery and actually win, how easy does everyone here think it would be to sell a loge row d center ticket? Its a friday night perfromance, and what would be the best way to try and sell my ticket if in fact we do win the lotto?

[millie_dillmount]

Posted: 6/28/06 at 6:13pm

Since the demand is high for the show, people will be willing to get their hands on any ticket. There's usually a few people who go by themselves.

[renthead333]

Posted: 6/28/06 at 6:18pm

When we won the lottery in Chicago(and we did have tickets before..) my mom wispered it to my aunt saying what are we goign to do with the tickets and people areound us started to flaunt my mom....

IT IS VERY EASY TO SELL YOUR TICKETS... VERY EASY!

[bugsmom]

Posted: 6/28/06 at 6:30pm

Yeah, I tried to win the lottery twice and both times there were people there selling their extra tickets.

[anthony41090]

Posted: 6/28/06 at 6:31pm

awesome thanks so much for the replys. So what do you guys think the odd is of winning the lottery? There will be four of us trying to win, however only one of our names need to be called because one person can buy 2 tickets. so yeah.. is it worth showing up early and trying?

[bugsmom]

Posted: 6/28/06 at 6:35pm

I tried to win on both a Saturday and a Sunday. We had both of our names in there and did not win either time. They only give out 20 seats. You have the option to buy one or two seats, most people buy two, so really only 10 people win most of the time. There were probably over a hundered people both times I tried. You have to show up to put your name in the "giant Elphaba hat" but you can enter a few minutes before they draw the names. They allow entries right up until they start drawing.

[renthead333]

Posted: 6/29/06 at 2:01pm

My mom and my aunt both won for one show