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Has anyone done Marvin's Room through TDF yet? Comments on the seats? Thanks in advance.
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Any word on seat location/price range lately for Waitress, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Hello Dolly?
EM55 said: "Any word on seat location/price range lately for Waitress, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Hello Dolly?"
Have Waitress or Charlie even been on TDF? I don't recall them being up.
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JustAnotherNewYorker said: "EM55 said: "Any word on seat location/price range lately for Waitress, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Hello Dolly?"
Have Waitress or Charlie even been on TDF? I don't recall them being up.
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Sorry I meant for TKTS in general. All are listed on TKTS Live today though say not avail for TDF member tix
This is the TDF thread--there's often some consistency in TDF seats.
TKTS tickets vary widely, depending on what they have available, but are usually mid-price seats
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Had a TD ticket for yesterday's WAR PAINT. Front mezzos, 5 rows back on the aisle. Not a bad seat. Not a good show.
Dollypop said: "Had a TD ticket for yesterday's WAR PAINT. Front mezzos, 5 rows back on the aisle. Not a bad seat. Not a good show.
Is this show worth seeing at TDF price? I am here in NYC for 5 weeks. So far I have certainly got my money's worth from TDF-saw End of Longing, and seeing Groundhog Day and Miss Saigon this week. I am really on the fence about War Paint. But I kind of feel like for the price I should give it a go. But I also hate being bored.
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VotePeron said: "^ Absolutely not. Stay clear of War Paint at all costs. TDF has so many more wonderful offerings.
Thank you!
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I saw War Paint during previews, and no it's not the best show ever, it really isn't bad at all. costumes are great, the cast is excellent, and it's actually a very interesting story. I'd say go for it, especially at TDF price.
Hello Dolly, row F mezzanine, 109, wonderful view, extremely happy
I should mention I bought a single ticket. Lots of people here used TDF, I keep hearing it....

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Seeing Comet again tomorrow night with TDF....can anyone report on seat locations recently?
ethan231h said: "Seeing Comet again tomorrow night with TDF....can anyone report on seat locations recently?"
I was there last night with 2 others (3 tickets total), and we were in the front mezzanine section on the right, in row E. Great view!
Loved seeing Dave Molloy, Ingrid Michaelson, and even the standby Anatole was great!
pnewelljr said: "Hello Dolly, row F mezzanine, 109, wonderful view, extremely happy"
For the 8:00pm Hello, Dolly! performance I had Mezz Row B seats 18 and 20; not center, but a truly fantastic seat.
I just bought tickets for Dolly tomorrow. TBH, I'm not too upset to be missing Bette (having seen her in concert two years ago)...I can't imagine the seats would be fantastic, given it's a Friday, but with not many people going during Donna's run, I might luck out
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I haven't bought tickets through tkts before so I'm wondering how it compares (in terms of seats/visibility and cost) to buying discount tickets through alternatives like todaytix and goldstar (or attempting lotto/rush and running the risk of not getting a ticket at all). Thanks in advance
In reference to my earlier post, my seat for DOLLY was rear mezz K-2. On the aisle, but the top part of the set gets cut off. (I moved down to an SRO spot for Act II just because my legs are too damn long).
"I haven't bought tickets through tkts before so I'm wondering how it compares (in terms of seats/visibility and cost) to buying discount tickets through alternatives like todaytix and goldstar (or attempting lotto/rush and running the risk of not getting a ticket at all). Thanks in advance
At the TKTS booth, the variety of tickets is wider and therefore the price is more variable, since you could get everything from front row to rear balcony. It's also usually only for day-of or day-before purchases. TDF has a bit less of a variety (usually combined to a select section which, based on popularity, could be anywhere), but, more often than not, you have more dates to select from and the tickets are a fixed price (Broadway plays are $41 and Musicals $47).



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