What is up with all these Harry Potter Ticket threads?

[Catsbroadwayfan]

Posted: 12/7/18 at 8:04pm

I swear theres like five every single day, do these people actually buy tickets? Or are they scalpers?

[Markglen11]

Posted: 12/7/18 at 8:17pm

lol defintley not a scalper. A couple that was going with us had an emergency and had to bail. Never actually sold any tickets before. 

[Broadway Joe]

Posted: 12/7/18 at 8:36pm

A lot of them do seem to sign up right before they post so who knows. People aren't really making any money on the secondary market anymore so people are trying to get close to face value as possible.

[jbird5]

Posted: 12/8/18 at 12:49pm

When you buy a ticket months in advance things tend to happen to disrupt your plans. Not to mention the financial commitment you’ve made.

[UncleCharlie]

Posted: 12/8/18 at 1:56pm

Tbere are too many Harry Potter threads so I think I'll start another one.

[ImAProphet]

Posted: 12/8/18 at 3:47pm

jbird5 said: "When you buy a ticket months in advance things tend to happen to disrupt your plans. Not to mention the financial commitment you’ve made."

Mostly this, plus I guess two-parters double your chances of a scheduling conflict.

[rg7759]

Posted: 12/8/18 at 5:42pm

some people are just plain undependable (and air headed) and always will be. luckily i found a friend at the last second to go, but i had initially offered my lottery tix to someone who told me was extremely excited about it. i had my doubts, and of course he ended up bailing.

[TheSassySam]

Posted: 12/8/18 at 6:53pm

I actually DO have one ticket to sale for next March if anybody's interested. My job won't allow me to visit nyc. 

 

I have a Kiss Me, Kate ticket for sale too.