Waitress Rush Tickets — Page 5

chuckydisc said: "ashleyjena said: "How early should I arrive if I want a rush ticket on a Sunday? I am going with a friend and we are debating between Waitress and Come from Away but he prefers Waitress."

IMHO a sliding time of 9:30 - 10:30 ( assuming a noon box office opening ) depending on how close to sold out the show is

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Thank you so much!

Reviving this thread because I'm curious as to if there is still rush now that Jason Marz is on, and what time people have been arriving? Also, does anyone know if Jason Marz stagedoors?

Starcatchers-what time did you get to the theatre when you rushed? Just trying to get a sense of how late is too late. Thanks for your help!

starcatchers said: "yesraccoons said: "Reviving this thread because I'm curious as to if there is still rush now that Jason Marz is on, and what time people have been arriving? Also, does anyone know if Jason Mraz stagedoors?"

There is still rush, but I'm told the number of tickets has been reduced to 14. As for what time people have been arriving, I'm not sure. I was unsuccessful today."

What time did you arrive at the box-office unsuccessfully?

dearalanaaaa said: "Reviving this because I intend to rush this show on the 19th for the Sunday matinee, What's a good time to arrive? I don't think I can arrive before 11 but I can if necessary."

Definitely necessary.

rosemarycountess2017 said: "I've rushed on Saturday, arrived at 7:45 and was 7-8th in line. In less than two minutes 5 or 6 more people joined the line. I was freezing and literally thought it won't be worth such struggle. But I got orchestra seat, though a very last row, for the Evening."

So you only needed a single seat?

Do you happen to know what seat location(s) the front few people received?

The line seemed pretty long yesterday (Saturday) around 9:30 (40-ish people) and 25-ish at 8:30.

I stopped by Saturday around 5:30pm happened to be in the area. Of course there were no rush but they were close to selling out. There were only 2 people in line for SRO when I went next door for a drink. Came back an hour later and there were 7 people in line but 9 tickets accounted for. Decided to skip since I was with a friend but it seemed promising for the future.

Following this to see if anyone has rushed lately! It seems a weekend rush, it would be safest to arrive by 7:30am, yes?

Updated On: 11/28/17 at 11:49 PM

How hard do you think it will be to get rush tickets for Betsy's last day, but the matinee? I'm thinking the evening may be more popular since it is her last show, but I am trying to gauge how early I'll need to get there. Now that Jason extended his run, it won't be his last day, and it is right before Sara Bareilles starts.....

dmrockon092 said: "chuckydisc said: "dmrockon092 said: "Following this to see if anyone has rushed lately! It seems a weekend rush, it would be safest to arrive by 7:30am, yes?"

Do it NOW before colleges let out for the holidays!

Thank you! I'm going tomorrow morning so I'll report back just to keep this up to date."

On the day Ben Platt left DEH, I arrived to the line at 10:30 and got a nice front mezz row B seat. It's not too difficult, people behind me got in as well.

Orangetrees said: "In case anyone is rushing this show on a weekday, I rushed yesterday (Friday). I arrived at 7am and was alone until 7:30am. At 8am there were only 3 people behind me. By 8:30 there were maybe 9/10 people behind me. By 9 the line was easily 25-30 people. I was surprised on a Friday and with Mraz in the show that the line didn’t start earlier. But as the person above me said, now’s the time to go before the schools let out for the holidays."

What sort of seats did you and the other pre-8AM'ers get?