cmstygar said: "Swung by about 10.15 on Friday morning and was able to get 2 rush tickets. But it was a windchill of about 16°, so I’m sure that factored into it. "
Micki7 said: "I have a Tootsie ticket in Row A Seat 10 for 3:00 today posted on Ticketmaster. It hasnt sold and I dont understand why not. Any pointers on how to get it sold before its too late?
I really wish I could go but Im stuck here in California. At least I got to see the Waitress touring show for Christmas."
sholmes2 said: "I was wondering if there was still rush we are trying to rush today 12/22/19. Have two kids who’ve been dying to see it and we traveled from WVA. Hoping I can score tickets bc they will be heart broken. "
One would think with kids "dying" to see it you would actually RUSH the show and not merely hope that tickets would still be available hours later during peak week.
SGarrett2 said: "I rushed yesterday, 12/14. Arrived around 845am and was 4th in line. Got row A2 in left orchestra and 2 on the right for the matinee. It was somewhat partial view with actors blocking each other when you are up that close but otherwise pretty solid seats."
Was partial view printed on the tickets? Which seat numbers were you given?
willep said: "Obviously I would prefer better seats, but I don’t go into rush expecting great seats. I don’t follow the Waitress rush info, obviously, so any advice is welcome."
Assuming the box office opens at Noon then a 9AM arrival for the better seats, or a 10:15AM arrival for whatever is left, should do it.
chrishuyen said: "I just picked up orchestra B-10 for $40, the person behind me got C-9 and C-11. I showed up at about 9:25 and was the third person in line, and there were about 10 people by the time the box office opened. "
Please give your opinion on view from rush seats after tonight.
Nicole Bermeo said: "Rushed for the matinee on 12/11/2019 at 10:11am and was able to get 3 tickets tosit Center Orchestra, Seats102-104, Row A so directly in front of the stage, in the first row!"
You were alone at the box office or had someone with you so as to get more than 2 tickets? How was the view from the front row?
Ledaero said: "^ No, it's $39 rush. Got it yesterday for first preview. Rush seats are located in the boxes, currently 12 seats available. Not sure if they are opening up other seats/sections for rush, but I know they were sold out by 2pm."
How was the view from the rush seats (boxes and far-side Orchestra)?
SmoothLover said: "Was it just me or was she having pitch problems? I am thinking she could not hear the music or was nervous. Maybe she was not all that excited about doing it? I was confused because she is usually spot on."
Her belted higher notes were good but the rest was ... um ... simply awful.
bwaylvsong said: "Yes, I attempted to see the “Come From Away” matinee yesterday and it was completely sold out- I was shocked since I thought it wasn’t selling well any more!"
Did you not pre-check Telecharge for possible availability?
quizking101 said: "The theater is ridiculously small, and about 95% Of the theater has decent sight lines."
I understand that but my question was specifically about the 5% of seating which is designated as partial-view since it is those being given out as rush tickets.
Rosette3 said: "Update: 12/7/19 arrived at 10:20AM and was able to get three rush tickets close together. She said it was okay as long as it was the same card. Seats A9 A11 and B11. "
They gave you, 1 person, 3 tickets or you weren't alone at the box office? Could you please give a report of how your seat's sight lines turn out to be after you attend?
