TodayTix Cutoff
TodayTix Cutoff
GreasedLightning
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/11/14
#1TodayTix Cutoff
Posted: 5/12/15 at 1:11pm
Quick question for frequent TodayTix users:
When is the typical cutoff time for a (Broadway) show to halt sales for an upcoming performance? Further, if I wanted to purchase tickets for a Wednesday matinee tomorrow… when is the latest I could purchase those? Tonight? Tomorrow morning sometime? Tomorrow afternoon? It's a confusing question, so if it needs more explaining please let me know. Thanks!
#2TodayTix Cutoff
Posted: 5/12/15 at 1:33pm
I don't think there is a specific cut-off. I think it's just whenever they run out of their allotment of tickets. I've noticed there are lots of shows which don't actually have tickets available on the day-of. Depending on how popular this particular show is, I'd say buy now and don't wait until tomorrow.
#2TodayTix Cutoff
Posted: 5/12/15 at 2:04pm
I think the obvious cutoff would have to be before the TodayTix representative is in front of the theatre (half hour before curtain). To be safe, I typically purchase tickets through TodayTix no later than an hour and a half before curtain. I know that individual theatres cutoff online advance sales one hour before curtain for that performance.
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