Posted: 4/15/17 at 6:53pm
If anybody is planning on sitting out for rush tickets with a friend tomorrow, Sunday April 16th and could get me two tickets, I will gladly pay for your two tickets as well.
Posted: 4/16/17 at 3:15am
Any updates on this? Have they been selling rush tickets every performance ?
Posted: 4/16/17 at 9:38am
I'm curious as well. I was thinking of rushing the matinee on Wednesday. Has anyone had luck with rush tickets recently?
Posted: 4/17/17 at 1:02pm
bumping this up to see if anyone has info!
Posted: 4/17/17 at 1:10pm
I can split line time with someone if people start lining up super early
Posted: 4/17/17 at 1:12pm
someone mentioned people were lining up at midnight? Any truth to this? I'm planning to walk byt tomorrow morning and see how many people are out there and what time they got there.
Posted: 4/17/17 at 6:39pm
Where does the line begin? I'm not familiar with the area outside the Hudson. If by chance I'm the first person, where do I line up?
Thanks!
Posted: 4/17/17 at 6:41pm
tmbyru said: "someone mentioned people were lining up at midnight? Any truth to this? I'm planning to walk byt tomorrow morning and see how many people are out there and what time they got there."
Please let us know what you find out!!
Posted: 4/17/17 at 7:32pm
Arielsara, when are you planning on lining up?
Posted: 4/17/17 at 8:05pm
If they've only been offering unsold seats for rush, I would venture to guess there will be next to nothing available leading up to closing this week.
They have raised the price for all remaining single tickets to premium prices for this week with the exception of two single orchestra seats for tomorrow's performance that are $159 each. They appear to be located in the locations where the rush seats typically have been (rear orchestra.)
Posted: 4/17/17 at 8:42pm
I rushed last Wednesday night, so things could've changed in a week's time. I arrived at 2:30am, and I was 5th in line. This was the 2 show day in which the production announced in advance that there would not be any matinee rush tickets available. The first people told me that they had arrived at midnight. I had a friend relieve me at 5:30am, so it made it less of a long wait for the tickets.
To my knowledge, the men behind me also got rush tickets. A woman further down the line even was offered a cancellation ticket in the morning.
To the person asking where to line up, just start the line going east from the box office door at the Hudson.
Good luck getting seats. It was the most extraordinary show I've ever seen.
Posted: 4/18/17 at 7:59am
Went by this morning on the way to work and at 6:30am there were 13 people in line, the first five people got there between 11:45pm and 12:15am this morning.
Posted: 4/18/17 at 11:05am
Oh lord...I haven't done an overnight rush since Into the Woods in Central Park, but maybe it's time to break out my sleeping bag again. Do we know how many rush tix they've been selling?
Posted: 4/18/17 at 11:40am
is there standing room at the Hudson? Back in previews there were 14 front row rush tickets available but obviously that has changed.
Posted: 4/18/17 at 12:47pm
JBroadway said: "Oh lord...I haven't done an overnight rush since Into the Woods in Central Park, but maybe it's time to break out my sleeping bag again. Do we know how many rush tix they've been selling?
" 10 tickets per show with each person in line able to buy 2. As of 4.1.17
Posted: 4/18/17 at 1:52pm
Are there a good number of cancellation tickets? Can one get them without spending the night? I'd really like to see this before closing but there are only premium tickets left. I'm willing to spend 200ish but not premium prices.
Posted: 4/18/17 at 3:36pm
And I bet people are only going to show up earlier and earlier as the week goes on. How many rush tickets were given today?
Updated On: 4/18/17 at 03:36 PM
Posted: 4/18/17 at 7:35pm
Butter Broadway, just in case you didn't see it, I sent you a message about rushing.
