#2
Posted: 1/9/20 at 11:24am
They never put all of the premiums up for sale, only a trickle at a time, so those could be held for future premium seating. And I've seen many shows not release them as quickly as the others sell out, even though one would imagine that could just be an automated system.
For your dates, they could also be holding a lot of those for reviewers, since they come a few days before opening.
#3
Posted: 1/9/20 at 1:10pm
In addition to what haterobics said, I noticed a lot of those premium seats are currently on stubhub.
#4
Posted: 1/9/20 at 2:07pm
Yea, often they hold the best seats for on sale closer to the date. They usually give pre-sale and early sales the worst seats. Which is weird, because the people most wanting to see the show get the worst seats. I've stopped buying ahead, with some exceptions and usually hit box offices the week I'm visiting. I get the best seats and pay no fees.
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#5
Posted: 1/9/20 at 2:31pm
There is a new discount code posted over in the Discount Codes thread fyi.
I just bought a ticket for 3/30 and the Orchestra had very few options available. The Mezzanine looked a bit better.
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