I was there tonight, was in seat F 131 and thought it was perfect. Only thing better would be one over to be right on the aisle or maybe one or two rows closer but those are much more expensive. It was the best of both 100 and 200 cause it was angled towards both of them. There were several entrances and exits in my row as well. It was also far enough back to really appreciate the staging. No photo of a view from my seat cause photography is banned inside the theatre. I could elaborate
Barbra said: "Wow, if anyone can go this coming Wednesday, some Dress Circle Center Row A seats at $165 per part have been released on Ticketmaster. Have to assume that those are usually $299."
For this past Wednesday, they had dress circle row A seats 105 and 107 available for only $130! Unfortunately I didn’t jump on them fast enough. I also saw Orchestra rows K and N also for $130. This was about a week prior to the show.
I was there tonight. I had a ticket already but went for the lotto for DH. He said there were about 40 to 50 people there and the price for the regular lottery was $49.50. They gave out 20 tickets for the first phase. After those were drawn, they had lotto losers tickets for $59.50. Everyone left got those and DH was the very last name picked out and called.
When I got there about 7:15pm, I saw a few people getting the lotto loser price by just walking up to the box office.&
Please delete mods. I already saw the show and don’t want to interfere with the OOTL seating recommendations thread.
hey DH and I have seats for Once on this island tonight. His lotto loser seat is row D seat 411 and mine is row F seat 131.
which is better? I want to sit in the better seat myself. I hear d some mentioning on here that the 400 section isn’t the best but his seat is closer to the stage.
My seat last night Orchestra F seat 109 provided an almost perfect view in my opinion. I found Lauren especially often looked directly at me. The view of the stage was nice too, no obstruction. Great views of the revolving sets as they turned!
Comfort on the other hand wasn’t the greatest. I think going for that aisle seat was a smart move, the show is almost 3 hours long! I’m fairly short, about 5 foot 4 inches and after close to 90 minutes in the first half my k
greenifyme2 said: "Hi all, I’d like to see just Part 1 again, closer in the orch (I was in row Y). Any tips or suggestions on how to get a ticket for just 1 part? Right now looks like stubhub may be the only option?"
There is an option on Ticketmaster for part one or two only. Give it a shot, if you are flexible with dates, you may find something.
My Fair Lady seating Apr 28
2018, 03:32:28 PM
I'm seeing it tonight from Orchestra row F seat 109. Will report back with a picture of my view.
CT2NYC said: "So, it looks like balcony right D 22-24 have been released for every date beginning in June, $40 per part."
Scored tickets for a Sunday July 29. Thanks, again, you are the best CT2NYC! I’m going to try and get a Potter fan pal to drive us down from Toronto for the weekend! If not, I’m sure someone on here would be more than happy to take the tickets off my hands!
Tag said: "I can't imagine that the physical production in it's West End or Toronto incarnation will tour. The show is massive and technically complicated."
Hey it was a tour that was in Toronto last fall. It only had a 2 month run and although the staging was nice, I believe it could easily be moved and tour in the US if the demand was there.
I would recommend NOT reading the play right. DH and I saw it this week. I read it, he didn’t. I think not reading it gives all of the surprises that happen all that more exciting. Don’t want to elaborate much to avoid spoilers.
CT2NYC said: "TorontoBroadwayFan said: "CT2NYC said: "Since this is your first trip to NYC, I think you should sit in the orchestra for at least one of these shows. The further back in the mezzanine you go, the harder it is to see facial expressions. At PHANTOM,for instance, the rear mezzanine does offer a great view of the entire stage, but, even in the first row, you won't be seeing faces unless you bring binoculars. For most shows, the mezzanine is my persona
A note on my seat. For Row L seats 101 to 108, I would recommend using a seat cushion. I actually ended up using two since for those seats, row L is the last row and two cushions won't impact the view since row M is staggered starting at about seat 109.
I also took CT2NYC's advise to use bincolars. They came in very handy!
DH is seeing the show tonight from Dress circle box B
CT2NYC said: "Since this is your first trip to NYC, I think you should sit in the orchestra for at least one of these shows. The further back in the mezzanine you go, the harder it is to see facial expressions. At PHANTOM,for instance, the rear mezzanine does offer a great view of the entire stage, but, even in the first row, you won't be seeing faces unless you bring binoculars. For most shows, the mezzanine is my personal preference, but I wouldn't recommend it for every sh
I was also there. A few highlights - Andrew Garfield making out with one of the puppets from Avenue Q! Bernadette Peters using Victor Garber as a chair!
smidge said: "Tuesday's performance is at 2:00 and should be approximately 2 hours, if that. You will have no problem making a 7:00 show. The BCEFA website says a limited number of tickets will be available at the will call table, so you may be taking a chance there."
Thanks! It’s a toss up if I can even make it time from the airport so didn’t want to get a ticket in advance. But good to know if I do, I have at least a shot at tickets.
