The Official TDF Thread — Page 87

Betrayal, Frozen, Beetlejuice currently available for next week.

n2nbaby said: "bfreak said: "How have the seats for Sea Wall/A Life been? I’m going Wednesday matinee, thanks!"

I have a few friends who saw it through TDF and their seats were all balcony. Don’t worry though, the balcony at the Hudson is GREAT and I honestly prefer it to most Broadway mezzanines."

Thanks guys for the input! I ended up getting side orchestra row M and they were excellent seats. Phenomenal show, terrific performances.

Oklahoma is up for tonight, Saturday 8/24 evening, and Sunday 8/25 matinee.

THE GREAT SOCIETY is up for many dates starting Friday 09/06/2019 @ 8:00PM

The Sound Inside is up for a ton of dates.

Updated On: 8/26/19 at 10:58 AM

Saw Frozen last night, row G in the Mezzanine which I thought was a pretty good seat. I had a good time. As someone who enjoyed the movie the first time I saw it, but hasn't been obsessed or really done a full re-watch since, this was certainly enjoyable. Frozen is a pretty fun story, while maybe being a bit overhyped. The least imaginative Disney Musical, but still well done nonetheless. 

bwayphreak234 said: "Slave Play is now up for quite a few performances."

Thank you, just nabbed one!

kmissa said: "Slave Play seems like offensive trash, fingers crossed it struggles."

And you are basing this on something you haven't seen?

 

On Hudson Theatre FAQs

IS THE BUILDING ADA ACCESSIBLE?

Wheelchair access is available at 44th Street entrance. Please request wheelchair seating from a sales representative at time of purchase. We have designated ADA locations in the Orchestra level. Elevator access available to the Ambassador Lounge, located on the Dress Circle level. There is no elevator access to the Balcony level. Accessible restrooms are located on both the Orchestra and Dress Circle levels.

http://www.thehudsonbroadway.com/faqs/

Updated On: 8/28/19 at 10:07 PM

The Height of the Storm is also up for several dates beginning 9/10.

I haven't been to the Samuel J Friedman with TDF. I do have a question, not sure if it can be answered, but since MTC is a subscription based house, has anyone noticed in the past that hits affects TDF seating at all? As in, are the seats often in the same area? I understand TDF does not guarantee you seats anywhere because Ive been using this service for almost close to a year, however I did not know how it works with subscription houses and am just curious as I have purchased tickets for The Height Of The Storm. Usually with subscription houses, they use certain areas of the theatre to "block off" tickets for subscribers.  As with a normal theatre tickets have already been bought, but with subscription houses they are usually more specific. Just curious, not sure if anyone goes there frequently enough to even know but I'm just curious!