Shakespeare in Central Park Question
Shakespeare in Central Park Question
Gothampc
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#1Shakespeare in Central Park Question
Posted: 6/4/07 at 4:45pmI've always gotten my tickets for the Public's Shakespeare in the Park from the Central Park line. Has anyone ever done the Astor Place line and is it any shorter or quicker?
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#2re: Shakespeare in Central Park Question
Posted: 6/4/07 at 10:39pm
I always wait at Astor Place. The line is shorter, and you can usually get there as late as 11 and still get tickets. The line definitely moves quicker, too; they started distributing at 1 last year for MACBETH and I was on the subway uptown at 1:05. I'd definitely recommend it over the queue at the Delacorte.
The line monitors are nicer downtown, too. 
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