guess what extended.... — Page 3

interesting....so tickets to 9/7 may be available eventually, but not until after all the trades are done...

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Wow. I am surprised they would extend. I mean, after all the rush for closing night tickets? I can only IMAGINE the uproar from those who bought tickets and made plans to come to NYC for closing night! I don't blame them though... In their position I would be mad, also. Also; why all the remarks about coolkid? Just ignore the posts if they annoy you so much!

i think they are being corteous to people who have June 1st tickets. Many shows extend, that is always a possibility when you rush to buy tickets. I had original A&A return closing tickets, they extended, we called up ticketmaster they switched them for us, but they didn't HAVE to do that, so I was grateful.

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An extremely good move on the producers part. They will get so many people coming in the summer to see it and the fact that it is closing will top it off for the show. They probably are trying to make money from the bankruptcy of 37 Arts, if that Reidel story is true.

They are going to milk this for every penny they can.

Well, good! Now I can just switch my tickets from June 1st. :)

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Not a surprise at all. So the tickets won't be on sale until all the people who purchased June 1st tickets have traded?

This is going to be interesting..

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I would be soooooo pissed if I bought tickets for the "last show." They shoulda seen it coming, though.

From what I understand, the only people from the general public getting in on September 7 are people who had tickets for June 1. The rest of the house that night will be invited guests.

HOW CAN I GET TIX'S to SEPT. 7th Should I just buy tixs for the 4th?

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Oh great, he's here.

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Just got off the phone with Nederlander box office. I had matinee tickets.

Gave him TM order # and date I wanted, and he said "OK, just mail the tickets in or bring them in and then we can set you up with tickets." It wasn't clear whether he meant that they would see what was available when they got tickets in hand, or if I was guaranteed tickets to the performance I told him (Sept 4th, the last available). I told him I was a bit worried because I wouldn't be able to get the tickets in for a few weeks (family who is holding tickets is away) and he just kept saying "don't worry about it." Am I guaranteed tickets to this performance?

What have other people's experiences been? Were you guaranteed seats to a specific performance? I'm probably just being paranoid but want to be clear. Can't get into box office now.

Updated On: 3/26/08 at 02:12 PM