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#1

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My wife and I are going into the City on Wednesday for our Anniversary and Plan on seeing Fiddler on the Room in the Afternoon and The Waitress (as long as we don’t win the Hamilton Lotto) in the Evening. We will be getting into Times Square around 1030. How am I better off getting tickets? Rush or TKTS?  Looking to spend around $60 per ticket. Also not sure if they offer Student Rush discounts?  We Plan on getting all the tickets in the morning but could maybe get the evening show tickets later in the day. Also anyone have a recommendation as a fall back show? Already seen Cats and Wicked. Also maybe a place to eat within walking distance… Nothing to fancy we usually do Irish pubs

Thanks

Ken

#3

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Fiddler rush tickets are $37, and I ended up with great side orchestra seats both times I rushed. Lines weren't too long, either. 

#4

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You think I could rush both shows and get tickets faster then at TKTS?  also how was the show? I loved the movie.

#5

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Waitress does not have rush, hence my recommendation.

#6

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If you don't want to buy advanced discounted tickets for WAITRESS, you could rush FIDDLER (tickets are always available) and get two tickets for around $80...then put the rest of the money you saved towards TKTS seats for WAITRESS. Just a suggestion.


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#7

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How much of a discount is that code? Thanks for the help

#8

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Waitress was a bore - go see Color Purple or Beautiful instead

#9

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I'd like to disagree and I think lots of other people would be with me on saying Waitress is amazing!

Robert, the OP didn't ask for anyone's opinion on the shows they had already picked to see...

 

Another tip you decide to go to TKTS: the booth only starts selling tickets for evening shows at 3pm. So if you wanted to do that for Waitress you can't do it in the morning. They only sell tickets for the matinee in the morning. So you might want to use the discount that was posted.

If you take the discount code to the box office in the morning you would additionally save the online fee, which it probably at least $8/ticket.

#10

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Ken6 said: "My wife and I are going into the City on Wednesday for our Anniversary and Plan on seeing Fiddler on the Room in the Afternoon and The Waitress (as long as we don’t win the Hamilton Lotto) in the Evening. We will be getting into Times Square around 1030. How am I better off getting tickets? Rush or TKTS?  Looking to spend around $60 per ticket. Also not sure if they offer Student Rush discounts? 

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Consider that Tkts is 40 or 50% off the highest priced non-premium tickets so around 80 or 90 for something like Waitress. You are better off with discount codes--the flyer I got has tickets starting at $48

i haven't seen student rush for most plays though have heard of some hip tix under 30 though again not for waitress

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