Posted: 1/13/20 at 4:45pm
Posted: 1/13/20 at 4:47pm
The tix go on sale tomorrow at noon for general public.
Posted: 1/13/20 at 4:56pm
Posted: 1/13/20 at 5:18pm
Posted: 1/13/20 at 5:26pm
Posted: 1/13/20 at 5:27pm
A limited number of $20 tickets are available for select performances throughout the season. They have a general and student rush as well.
Posted: 1/13/20 at 5:51pm
ModernMillie3 said: "A limited number of $20 tickets are available for select performances throughout the season. They have a general and student rush as well."
Are you referring to the “Access” tickets? Because I find that those are usually only available sporadically and when the show isn’t selling, not a guaranteed thing. Correct me if I’m wrong!
Suicidalmickeymouse, I just DM’d you!
Updated On: 1/13/20 at 05:51 PM
Posted: 1/13/20 at 5:54pm
You are correct, it's very random, sporadic, occasional and definitely not a sure thing. I was just giving the poster asking the question all of their "deals".
Posted: 1/13/20 at 6:02pm
suicidalmickeymouse said: "I literally just did some digging myself. For 35 dollars, you get a membership allowing you to buy 35 dollar tickets. I purchased 2 assassins tickets (good seats too!) for 35 each. With all the taxes, it came to an even 120."
Thank you for bringing this option to my attention! I followed the exact same method and got two REALLY good seats for $120. I can't believe it! Even with the membership, that's significantly cheaper than they would have been had I waited till tomorrow, plus I don't have to worry about getting bumrushed.
Posted: 1/13/20 at 6:03pm
ModernMillie3 said: "You are correct, it's very random, sporadic, occasional and definitely not a sure thing. I was just giving the poster asking the question all of their "deals"."
Ah cool, just wanted to be sure I wasn’t missing another deal of theirs! Thanks for clarifying 
Posted: 1/13/20 at 11:36pm
CoercedBull said: "suicidalmickeymouse said: "I literally just did some digging myself. For 35 dollars, you get a membership allowing you to buy 35 dollar tickets. I purchased 2 assassins tickets (good seats too!) for 35 each. With all the taxes, it came to an even 120."
Thank you for bringing this option to my attention! I followed the exact same method and got twoREALLY good seats for $120.I can't believe it! Even with the membership, that's significantly cheaper than they would have been had I waited till tomorrow, plus I don't have to worry about getting bumrushed."
I agree. I just did the same thing. Thanks, suicidalmickeymouse!
Posted: 1/13/20 at 11:45pm
Posted: 1/14/20 at 6:33am
I was so paranoid about not being able to get a ticket at noon that I got a membership this morning. Got my ticket for early April! So excited for everyone else who has tickets as well!
Updated On: 1/14/20 at 06:33 AM
Posted: 1/14/20 at 8:09am
CoercedBull said: "suicidalmickeymouse said: "I literally just did some digging myself. For 35 dollars, you get a membership allowing you to buy 35 dollar tickets. I purchased 2 assassins tickets (good seats too!) for 35 each. With all the taxes, it came to an even 120."
Thank you for bringing this option to my attention! I followed the exact same method and got twoREALLY good seats for $120.I can't believe it! Even with the membership, that's significantly cheaper than they would have been had I waited till tomorrow, plus I don't have to worry about getting bumrushed."
How much is the regular ticket price? I considered doing this a few weeks ago, but it might not make sense for me because I only want one.
Posted: 1/14/20 at 8:54am
Does anyone know if they cap the number of under 35 memberships they have available? I just tried to sign up and it says that the package is no longer available.
Posted: 1/14/20 at 8:58am
iflip4musicals said: "Does anyone know if they cap the number of under 35 memberships they have available? I just tried to sign up and it says that the package is no longer available."
You're not by any chance in the "student" camp, do you? They might have capped the number of $35 memberships, unfortunately. But if you're a student they have $20 memberships...I don't know how helpful that is =/
Posted: 1/14/20 at 9:03am
magictodo123 said:
You're not by any chance in the "student" camp, do you? They might have capped the number of $35 memberships, unfortunately. But if you're a student they have $20 memberships...I don't know how helpful that is =/"
helpful to others, but not to me unfortunately!
Posted: 1/14/20 at 9:14am
glad i got my 35 Membership last night! Great seats too! If its any consolation to those trying this afternoon, a lot of the performances I was looking at (later in the run) had pretty decent availability
Posted: 1/14/20 at 9:18am
Posted: 1/14/20 at 9:25am
jjcasual said: "CoercedBull said: "suicidalmickeymouse said: "I literally just did some digging myself. For 35 dollars, you get a membership allowing you to buy 35 dollar tickets. I purchased 2 assassins tickets (good seats too!) for 35 each. With all the taxes, it came to an even 120."
Thank you for bringing this option to my attention! I followed the exact same method and got twoREALLY good seats for $120.I can't believe it! Even with the membership, that's significantly cheaper than they would have been had I waited till tomorrow, plus I don't have to worry about getting bumrushed."
How much is the regular ticket price? I considered doing this a few weeks ago, but it might not make sense for me because I only want one.
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I had the same thought when I purchased my membership/ticket last night.
Regular ticket prices start at $80 (previews) plus a service fee. The membership is $35 + $15 service fees, and the ticket is $35, no service fees. One ticket to Assassins w/ membership came out to be $85 all in. The real savings here comes in if you buy two, because your second ticket will only be $35 so you’d save the difference of that second full-price ticket. Overall, still happy I went this route as I was able to do my shopping stress free and pick a great seat to the exact performance I wanted before the on-sale today
I’m hoping if the show is GREAT and I want to revisit it, I’ll be able to use my membership on another $35 ticket (if they extend, perhaps?) and get my savings worth.
Posted: 1/14/20 at 9:41am
For anyone familiar with the space, I'm looking at the seating chart for Dracula right now. Where is says "ENTRANCE" - is that the entrance to the theater itself, or that particular section of seats?
Posted: 1/14/20 at 9:43am
Posted: 1/14/20 at 9:46am
It says you have to be under 35 for that $35 membership so I am disqualified *stomps foot*
Updated On: 1/14/20 at 09:46 AM
Posted: 1/14/20 at 10:11am
GreasedLightning said: "jjcasual said: "CoercedBull said: "suicidalmickeymouse said: "I literally just did some digging myself. For 35 dollars, you get a membership allowing you to buy 35 dollar tickets. I purchased 2 assassins tickets (good seats too!) for 35 each. With all the taxes, it came to an even 120."
Thank you for bringing this option to my attention! I followed the exact same method and got twoREALLY good seats for $120.I can't believe it! Even with the membership, that's significantly cheaper than they would have been had I waited till tomorrow, plus I don't have to worry about getting bumrushed."
How much is the regular ticket price? I considered doing this a few weeks ago, but it might not make sense for me because I only want one.
"
I had the same thought when I purchased my membership/ticket last night.
Regular ticket prices start at $80 (previews) plus a service fee.The membership is $35 + $15 service fees, and the ticket is $35, no service fees. One ticket to Assassins w/ membership cameout to be $85 all in. The real savings here comes in if you buy two, because your second ticket will only be $35 so you’d save the difference of that second full-price ticket. Overall, still happy I went this route as I was able to do my shopping stress free and pick a great seat to the exact performance Iwantedbefore the on-sale today
I’mhoping if the show is GREAT and I want to revisit it, I’ll be able to use my membership on another $35 ticket (if they extend, perhaps?) and get my savings worth."
Thanks for the info! I've been trying to be more responsible with my ticket buying, but I definitely screwed up on this one. Maybe they'll extend, and I can get another shot at it.
Posted: 1/14/20 at 10:41am
shari evelyn said: "For anyone familiar with the space, I'm looking at the seating chart for Dracula right now. Where is says "ENTRANCE" - is that the entrance to the theater itself, or that particular section of seats?"
The entrance to the theater itself.
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