The Official TDF Thread — Page 112

I haven’t gone to 54 Below via TDF since before the pandemic but they just have you on the list with other people at the door

Paradise Square. 3/17 - 3/31

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When The Rainbow Is Enuf.  4/1 - 4/10.

 

Thomas Jefferson said: "For those who have attended Phantom through TDF, do they require photo ID at the box office. A family member wants to buy for me through TDF."

They didn't for me on 2/13. We ended up with great seats, orch right row H, seats 10-14--just barely full view, but full view. 

Hi there, I have a question regarding buying Tickets online from TDF. I payed for the membership and selected 'Artist and arts professionals'  because I'm a trained Singer. But I am from Germany, is that gonna be a problem? I probably should have checked that before! I'm just curious how and when they will check if I am actually eligible. Should I bring my diploma as proof to the box-office? I have no clue how that works. Probably stupid questions but I just don't want any problems. 

 

Thank you :)

Has anyone ever got Met Opera tix from TDF? If so, where are the seats located? 

The Little Prince is up from 3/29 to 4/2.

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "jiaxing_26 said: "Has anyone ever got Met Opera tix from TDF? If so, where are the seats located?"

The one time I had TDF tix to the Met (Porgy) I was in the far side of the orchestra about halfway back and it was a perfect view of the stage. But as always, it's at the venue's discretion and based on what inventory is available."

 

 

I was also wondering about the Met Opera tickets from TDF:

Would they give you seats that are less face value than what is paid on TDF?  I see on TDF tickets are $57 but some seats in the house are less than that amount.  ($42/$37).

Also would they give you partial view seats?

 

 

veronicamae said: "Have I just forgotten, or were TDF tickets for Broadway always $57? I thought they used to be around $40?

Does anyone know why the increase and if that's going to the organization or to the show? i.e. are the shows not giving them as much of a discount, or is the org trying to fundraise?

I'm a member either way, and will continue to use them, but was just curious. I'd love it if the difference is going to them."

TDF has always raised their per show prices every couple of years, but it’s usually just a couple dollars. This has been by far their largest price jump, and happened post-pandemic. I don’t think $59 is a good deal for a Broadway show anymore, so I’m really hoping they go back down. 

I noticed that as well when I bought them for Wednesday. I went back in a few days later when they were still available and the message about patti wasn’t there anymore.

 

 

also: last night at American Utopia center orchestra row m

My TDF tickets for Company on Sunday were incredible - D 1 and 3 in the orchestra.

COMPANY is up for two evening performances last week (in addition to the customary Weds matinee).

As with most shows like this, sales have softed after the initial post-opening/post-Sondheim death interest, and we can probably expect to see it discounting a lot more frequently (and perhaps even closing by Labor Day).

Updated On: 3/9/22 at 06:03 PM

Are you referring to the TKTS booth or the tickets you buy in advance as a member?