EllieRose2 said: "Yes, I was confused too the first time I looked. They only sell individual tickets for Wednesday (both performances and the one Sunday performance). I haven't checked Stubhub but it's usually a huge rip off. My friend missed Part 1 due to food poisoning, but went the following night for Part 2. So, she had to buy an individual ticket for June. Good luck!"
Thanks for the info. I am not a member of TDF and want to see it on a Saturday or
I checked Ticketmaster prior to posting my question on this board. Unless Ticketmaster has updated its listing within the past hour, it is not selling tickets for individual parts for all dates. I only saw very few days that had the option or purchasing just part one or just part two.
Does anyone know a website where a person can purchase a ticket to either part one or part two? I checked stubhub and that website requires people to buy tickets to part one and part two. However, there must be a website where someone who doesn't want to see both parts in a single day can purchase tickets.
They are so much better than I thought they would be. The reviews at this forum were less than positive. I am supposed to see it in 3 weeks and am very excited it got good reviews.
Someone had even said there were discount codes because it wasn't selling well. I bet those codes will now good away.
Maybe you can call the box office and say that you purchased them prior to the company's website stating Tom Hanks was not performing on that date.
On Facebook someone posted that he purchased tickets prior to the website saying what days Tom Hanks was not performing and he was given his money back for those dates.
Mike66 said: "For the first time, I'm looking for secondary market tickets. I know StubHub, but they don't tell you the exact location, and that's important to me. They also don't have several other shows that I might be interested in.
Any recommendations on where to look or who to speak to?
THANKS"
Many stubhub ticket listings will list the row and the seat. You can then goto the website where original ticket
What happened at Panic at the Disco? The stage door guy at the Parisian Woman told me that Amy did not come out at her show because she was getting death threats related to her political opinions.
Matthew, the original poster, is obviously a lonely person based on his desire to air all of his emotional issued on a public website where he hopes to draw attention to himself. Maybe if everyone ignores him (which is highly likely what everyone who sees him protesting on opening night will do) he will stop posting to strangers and find a live person that he share his thoughts with in real life.
Much better FULL-VIEW seats with NO waiting on StubHub.
I totoally should have purchased from stubhub this morning. I saw them at around 115 at 10am but I thought that since there were 75 tickets that I could wait and purchase around 4 after my afternoon show ended. I thought they would have dropped. Of course when I logged on at 4 I saw there were no seats left except for 2 overly
bstoll1 said: " I also read many feel this years schedule is "scattered" and that Playbill is not participating this year. Do you think there will be a high attendance rate this year? I have never gone, but like many have been contemplating it...if the price is right."
I have never been to one b 4 but am going this year. What does it mean that the schedule is scattered? I wonder why Playbill.com is no longer involved.
I have seen a couple of shows at The Circle in the Square so I know that different seating areas are better for different shows. For this show, is it better to be on one of the sides or the section that is right when people walk in?
I would have liked to have seen Clive Owen on broadway but not in that show. Kind of like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, I really like Christian but did not want to see him in that show.
I was in New York over Halloween weekend. I was told that the rush tickets for Come from Away were given out within 30 minutes of the box office opening and that people showed up more than an hour prior to the opening. I got there 30 minutes after the opening. The last available premium ticket was given out around 10 minutes after I arrived. However, 3 of us went to the stub hub ticket center and managed to get tickets that were being sold for face value. It is around
denali.fire said: "Maybe it was a situational thing but I thought Noah's voice was a bit softer than Ben's voice. It seemed softer. I was a bit disappointed. But performing in Herald Square isn't like the Music Box."
I think that everyone in the cast but Noah did great during the Macys' performance. Even at the end of the song he just didn't sound as vibrant and energetic as Ben.
They had much more energy than the new Evan. The rest of the DEH cast was great but the new Evan seemed too timid. I am so glad I saw Ben prior to him exiting the role. I know the new Evan has to get his footing since he just started and performing during the Macy's parade is a huge deal so he was probably nervous.
