Hamilton in San Francisco

[MarkBearSF]

Terracentric said: "I asked SHN via Facebook and SHN's social media contact (Jonathan) said lottery tickets won't count towards the 6 allowed."

Thanks for your reply, Terracentric.

Yes. A few minutes ago, I also got confirmation that what you were told is the case. (For what it's worth, I messaged their FB page before posting the question here.) Pretty much what I expected. But reading the FAQ on the single ticket page made me suddenly worried that a stroke of lottery luck could endanger the 6 tix I put together for our group. ...and the gossip in the city is insidious!

I don't wanna' wait for it!

[broadwaysfguy]

markbear

isnt the six ticket limit ridiculous? I have many friends that are the best customers of SHN that either want to bring a lot of friends, or will want to see a show many times.  We all know the tix limit hasnt slowed down scalpers at all-they hire a bunch of low income people to set up accounts, so the one punished are some of the theatres best customers....

not right!

 

[Call_me_jorge]

The cast got to meet Stephen Curry! https://instagram.com/p/BRkU7SajIy4/

[UncleCharlie]

broadwaysfguy said: "markbear

isnt the six ticket limit ridiculous? I have many friends that are the best customers of SHN that either want to bring a lot of friends, or will want to see a show many times.  We all know the tix limit hasnt slowed down scalpers at all-they hire a bunch of low income people to set up accounts, so the one punished are some of the theatres best customers....

not right!
 

Yes, not letting someone see an extremely popular and ground breaking show many times so many other people can't get to see it at all is NOT RIGHT!

Jesus, how self-centered and entitled can someone be?
 

 

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[broadwaysfguy]

sorry comrade uncle charlie to burst your safe space bubble. i willsend u apuppy emogee if it helps

musical theatre is a business. people like markbear

and i buy season tickets and financially support the

iffy shows along with the occasional superb show. if one of us chooses to treat a number of our friends to a show they probably otherwise couldnt afford at mkt rates or given the high demand then yes members who do so can have additional benefits

a six seat limit at this point now that the pre sales over tells your best customers we dont want more of your business-thats not smart or good business

every person i know from students to theatre professionals to subscribers-have been able to get tickets for this run if they have taken the effort

there are literally over a 1000 available seats on the site right now for the run

so please go take your whining and judgement to some group therapy where you can hopefully get a happy towel to rub against your face the next time u think about posting something inane to bww

 

[MarkBearSF]

Has anyone here seen estimates of the number of daily entrants?

[UncleCharlie]

Comrade? Safe space? Group therapy? Happy towel? You certainly hit most of the stereotypes from the Idiot's Guide to Insulting Liberals, so good job there. "I'm a subscriber, I'm so special, I should be able to do whatever I want. Yay for me and the hell with everyone else!". You ever stop to consider there may still be a few tickets available because they have a ticket limit in place? If there are so many tickets available, why don't you hire some of those "low income people" you seem to know so much about to set up accounts and buy some for you. You're a real trip, dude.

[notalwaysontime]

broadwaysfguy:

It's funny to me that just on the previous page, you actually took the time to tell someone you were going to ignore them because you only engage in respectful discussion, and now here you are being way more disrespectful than the person you said you were going to ignore.

About the ticket limit though, it's really not worth the tantrum you're throwing. Unless you have 12 people living in your household it's not an issue. My mom used up our 6 ticket household limit when she got tickets for us in the presale, but my friend and I also wanted to attend a show together...so my friend bought the tickets for us, using two of her household limit. Done. Easy as pie. And honestly, if someone can't figure out how to use the different households available to them, I'm not sure Hamilton would be a show they could comprehend.