The Official TDF Thread — Page 135

Ermengarde, I agree completely. They wanted to make the Dance Floor be considered a premium location, but that's clearly backfired... Folks that pay premium prices for theatre are probably not attracted to the idea of standing and moving around for 90 minutes. So it makes sense they've been forced to sell the Dance Floor at standing room prices - which I'm certainly not mad about! Also, from an accessibility standpoint, it's important to have that distinction so customers have a better expectation of where they'll be positioned. It's a win for all.

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "All So Ozmopolitan said: "There are a handful of upcoming dates for Here Lies Love on TDF. Maybe this isn't new, but it looks like they have now separated "Standing" and "Seated" tickets. Amazing value for folks who want to be on the dance floor!"

That's a good deal! It appears they are doing the same for lotto tickets (sitting vs standing).

Would love to know how many of the standing spots they're selling at full price. I'm assuming that area's not selling nearly as well as hoped, and would be a bad look for it not to be full. And I can understand why some won't/can't stand for a show."

I'm glad to see they've split them into seated and standing. I'm considering going, but standing doesn't appeal to me personally so was hesitant to buy a ticket through TDF until now.

Looking at the available days on TDF, there's more shows for the standing option than seated so I agree it might not be selling as well

For Here Lies Love Sunday matinee, I got front mezz F 110. It was an incredible seat. I think front mezz is really the best place to be.

my TDF ticket for Pi was Mezz row A. But that was back in April.

CAMELOT is now available on TDF for almost every remaining performance.

THE COTTAGE is up for the 1st 2 previews

spicemonkey said: "my TDF ticket for Pi was Mezz row A. But that was back in April."

Thats pretty good but iit may be harder to get that with showing closing

The Cottage is back up for the next two weeks

I bought the Here Lies Love seats that could have been standing or sitting. I got Rear Mezz row B extreme right last night. They were fine; a little obstructed for scenes that occurred on the stage, but the action moves all over the theater so it wasn’t a big deal. Audio was hard to understand in parts, but didn’t really bother us. So happy we didn’t get the floor which looked a bit too chaotic. I think the best place to be would have been the floor side seats or center front mezz where there’s a ton of action. Show itself was a ton of fun; I wouldn’t mind going back with better seats.

The Shark is Broken is available for handful of dates starting Wed July 26.

Thanks, do I need to bring proof of TDF membership? I have the membership number as screenshot and driver license, is that enough ?

Phillyguy said: "Koy23 said: "Thanks, do I need to bring proof of TDF membership? I have the membership number as screenshot and driver license, is that enough ?"

Just give them your name."

I've done lots of will call pickups of TDF tickets. Some theaters will ask you for ID, but they're asking for any ID with your name on it to confirm that you're the person who's supposed to pick up the tickets. A driver's license or state issued ID will do fine

Updated On: 7/8/23 at 02:59 PM

This weekend -

Here Lies Love - Row C front mezzanine all the way to the left. Pretty terrible seat to be honest because the DJ blocks the stage for 75% of the show.

Life of Pi - Row B front right mezzanine 4 seats in - great seat, saw everything no problem. The projections make the show.

A Beautiful Noise - Left Orch S17 and S19