I just wanted to bump up this thread to say that single, regular-price tickets for the Atlantic Theater production are now on sale. A large portion of the seats in the center are premium ($100), with regular price ($80) in the front and in the last row.
Back25 seats go on sale June 15.
I usually do Back25 at this theater and have always enjoyed the seats. But I decided to pay full price for this after I missed out on Hangmen by answering an ill-timed phone call fro
Get a refund from Ticketmaster. New seats are being released all the time. You can purchase new ones easily enough. If you can't find four seats together, look for two and two.
hermionejuliet said: "I think it just means that the producers are spreading the affordable tickets around the theatre which is amazing. Most producers limit their cheap purchase ahead tickets to the last two rows of the theatre or partial views.
There's nothing like a fantastic seat to a show, and apparently about 60% of theatre goers to Cursed Child are first time theatregoers. Hopefully, they continue to do this and grow theatre fans along the way." <
Just a heads-up to people wanting to return tickets within the 28-day window: I tried to do this today and was not successful. Plus, I had purchased other tickets for the same performance and I told the rep that. I was told no, I couldn't get a refund.
Luckily I found two friends who are buying the extra tickets.
From the brief snippets that I saw, the show looks very lively. Which is a good thing, because both Sutton Foster and Leslie Odom Jr. put me to sleeeeeeeppppppppp!
stlrod said: "I’m withinthe 28 day window but rolled the dice and grabbed the $130 6th Row orchestra seats and put my mezzanine seats on stubhub.Here’s hoping I can net what I paid for the orchestra seats. (Even somewhere in between will be a win since i would be complaining if prices had gone up.)"
You could still try for a refund on Ticketmaster. Doesn't hurt to ask.
Plus, if you bought them before April 3, the 14-day window applies:
Also, to return tickets easily, log on to your Ticketmaster account and navigate to the Harry Potter tickets you want to return. At the bottom of the screen on the right (I was using a desktop) is a CHAT button. Just click on that. I had to wait about 15 minutes for my turn, but it was super easy after that.
I also took advantage of the newly released $130 seats, and so did a couple of people in my office.
If I were you, I would get a refund from Ticketmaster. Then I would repurchase tickets for the date you want. People have commented that Ticketmaster is releasing good seats that are pretty reasonable a day or two before the performance. You'll have better luck if you look for a Wednesday or a Thursday/Friday rather than a weekend.
I don't know what you want to spend, but I have seen $80 seats (per part) and $130 seats (per part).
There are some great deals for AiA on StubHub, even considering the fees, if you buy the day before or even closer to curtain time.
Angels in America seating Apr 29
2018, 03:30:06 PM
Sm33, did you see the show Saturday, April 28? I noticed those reasonable AA seats and was very tempted. My friend won the lotto so we bought those seats, which ended up being in Row N in the mezzanine. The sight line was fine, but I did look at the people in the first row with a little bit of envy. You did great!
Has anyone bought AiA tickets on StubHub? I confused because it seems that the ticket price includes both parts, but the prices are very good, almost to good to be true. For instance, for performances Part 1 tonight and Part 2 tomorrow, the price is $39 (before fees).
