So I hear that if you're first on line, you're guaranteed left front row orchestra. But I've heard on more than one occasion, 3rd and 4th people got center orchestra (albeit aisle seats).
If you're like, 2nd or 3rd, do you get center orchestra, or does 1st always get the bestseats? I've been wanting to rush, but if "not being first" gets you better seats, y'know... Thought I'd r
So I hear that if you're first on line, you're guaranteed left front row orchestra. But I've heard on more than one occasion, 3rd and 4th people got center orchestra (albeit aisle seats).
If you're like, 2nd or 3rd, do you get center orchestra, or does 1st always get the best seats? I've been wanting to rush, but if "not being first" gets you better seats, y'know... Thought I'd risk it.
I was sitting in the Mezzanine, and there was a woman with this kid a few rows ahead. Every ten minutes, the kid would get out of his seat and the mom would lift him up into her lap. That's right, he didn't just sit down himself, his mom grabbed him by the pits and lifted him like Simba every time, which was especially terrible because I was directly behind them a few rows back, so most of the center stage would be blo
I usually look through threads first to see if it's been answered, but I don't wanna sift through 218 pages =' Anyone heard back from Christopher Fitzgerald?
I rushed on the 22nd, got there at 6:20 and was the first in line. Second got there at 6:45, third at 7:10, 4th and 5th at around 7:45, and between 7:45 and 8:00, three more people came. Then no one else (that I noticed) until after 8:30–8:40ish, when people started trickling in non-stop. I'd guess it took so long for people to show up since the temperature was below freezing the day I rushed.
A little late to give advice on Sara/Gavin, I know =/ Maybe this'
