Call Ticketmaster and ask for a supervisor....don't let the rep say "I'll take care of it." Just say you have an issue and you want to speak to a supervisor and would rather not discuss it with anyone else. Tell supv that you cannot go to that show. If you can find seats for that show on another date, ask to exchange them for that date. If you need a refund, only a supervisor can do that. They have to call the box office for approval. I got min
I've seen the show 9 times. I've always done the cancel line b/c the tickets are $230 and you always sit in the front orchestra. These are seats that below to the cast and producers. They hold them for the last minute for cast family/friends or producers get requests from high profile people. They're called house seats.
I've gotten on that line at 1pm and as late as 5 pm and always got a seat. The general rule is if you are at least in the first
No Artman, the drunk was on my right, not behind me. I was more concerned she'd disrupt John Lithgow. I put on my headphones to drown out her whispers. Bless Lithgow. What a performance he gave while ignoring stupid and rude attendees. Ah, the seat kicker. Elderly who are arthritic tend to grab seat as a lift up. Not defending the annoyance to you, but that's generally why. they do it. Especially in Florida. I know. I live there part-time. Hop
Anyone doing cancel line lately? Any idea on cancel prices?
Producer is holding tickets off. If you go to Ticketmaster and click on any date, of course no seats will be available. But on the right side of the screen, it will say "be the first to know; get a text when seats are available." I did that. Within an hour, a text offered two seats at $850 each, plus FEES. I declined. I tried it many times and got a text every time, bu
This thread could go on for decades. I went to see John Lithgow and was jubilant that I had first row center orchestra. The woman sat next to me, obviously drunk, and said "don't mind me if I'm obnoxious." I responded, "I hope not. You're sitting about ten feet from him dead center on the stage and he will see and hear everything you say and do."
She turned to her husband and said, "gee, what a downer...can't even have a good time. G
You're not kidding Lot666. I was baffled that it reserved two tickets for me when I only wanted one. It also decided the seat location instead of letting me pick what I want. When I clicked on Buy, I thought I'd be taken to the next page to alter the seats from 2 to 1 and perhaps change location. I was floored when it charged my card. I didn't have to click on any "agree to terms/conditions" or acknowledge that I read everything.
If you've ever signed onto Ticketmaster to check for available Springsteen tickets, you will get a response on any date that none are available. On the right side of the page, it says:
"BE THE FIRST TO KNOW!" WANT THE INSIDE SCOOP WHEN WE HAVE TICKETS?PROVIDE YOUR MOBILE NUMBER AND WE WILL TEXT YOU WHEN GENERAL PUBLIC TICKETS BECOME AVAILABLE. You authorize us to use automated technology to send messages to this number. Your consent is not required and is
Haterobics said, "I don't think they ever hold seats for the cancellation line."
Inside theater folks in several shows said they hold "house" tickets aside for cast members, celebrities, and the like who need last minute tickets. They sell those if no claim is made on them close to show time.
The Hansen ticket manager told me they do not resell tickets that the box office sold to someone, yet I saw a guy drop them off once. He said the producer
Annan said, "f they’re selling seats within 500 feet of the theatre for above face, you can call the cops."
LoL He and girlfriend sit all day. Seen them there several times. Was 10/25 I got on cancel line at 1pm. They were second in line.I was #6. As day progressed, he told folks they were buying 4 tickets and reselling them to cancel line folks for triple the box office price of $200, or $600 each. At 7:50pm, he got last
Jimmy said, " It's a simple dramatic device. And this is a farce people...I mean you really didn't get that? But they very clearly tell us when it was set and then later replay the same evening but cleverly show us what would have happened if certain events would've gone a different way. Completely easy to follow."
I'm glad you're such an expert on theater. I asked a simple question. Glad it was easy for you to follow. Other fol
No, there's no getting in the theater without a ticket. I get signed posters all the time and I make myself clear at the outset. In both Ham and Hansen, I wasn't going to show b/c I had already seen it earlier but I wanted to support the effort.
I always asked for the house manager who is always more than willing to help. I explained that I had seen the show but really wanted to support effort. In both cases, they said come back at show's end and &q
