Chorus Member Joined: 10/31/16
I'm thrilled for the chance to enter this. I couldn't get tickets any other way so am hoping there might be a chance with the lotto. Given the ticket prices, the venue and the artist I'd gladly pay $75 each.
With this lottery, they are not sending out emails confirming that they received your entry. So we have to keep track of which days we entered for. It's easy to make a mistake and send in a duplicate entry, which is against the rules and will disqualify us.
Before I hit Send, I'm going to do a screen grab or something so I can keep track of each time I entered.
Just wait until the first non-refundable $10 lottery for a Broadway show starts up!
Broadway Star Joined: 10/9/16
I've actually always thought a non-refundable (meaning if you win, you have to pay even if you don't use the tickets, not that there's a $10 entry fee even if you don't win) $10 lottery, with all proceeds going to charity (or to, say, free tickets for the show for school kids, like Hamilton does) is the way to go. It prevents thousands of people all over the country from entering just for fun with no intention of using the tickets if they win, and allows the cost to remain low enough that you can raise some real money for charity while still making it a true lottery.
Swing Joined: 6/28/18
Any success stories out there? Have been entering every lottery this year. Dying to get to this show!
I won the lotto at the end of May. My seat was in the mezzanine, row H house left a few seats in from the center aisle.
Swing Joined: 6/28/18
that's awesome.
Well if anyone out there won/wins and needs someone go with them, let me know
Chorus Member Joined: 7/22/18
The lottery seats are the entire Row H of the Mezzanine, and the 6 seats in Row J of the Mezz Left section.
Approximately 38 seats a night. Lottery seats are the blue seats with red dots.
Very small theater, all of the lottery seats are good, none obstructed.
Swing Joined: 6/28/18
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