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Lauren2 said: "Your totally right. I mean they are good seats and a ok deal. They are close and I will be able to see faces right? Just making sure. And we can 100% return them before the 14 days right? "

Can’t comment on the view since I haven’t been yet but the return window is now 28 days not 14 (tickets purchased after April 3 are refundable only up to 28 days in advance).  But they are completely refundable, fees and all, as long as you do it be

Lauren2 said: "There are 199 dollar tickets Left Orchestra Row J, a Seat 23 available for when I am in town. Even though they are pretty pricy I might just buy those to have them in my pocket and then I can always return them. What do you guys think? "

You don’t have much to lose if you are willing to keep them once your return window is closed.  Unless they are arbitrarily counting returned tickets toward the 6 ticket limit, as the poster above mentioned

Lauren2 said: "Is this only June or July too? I need cheap good seats!"

Are you referring to my post about mid-premiums being released for June?  If so, I don't know about July (my trip is in June) but I suspect they haven't lowered the premiums just yet.  Even in June, I'm not seeing many cheaper seats - but the seats i just purchased were "cheaper" than my $299 per part seats.  They were still $249 per part, so not cheap, but I

HeatherAV said: "Chiasgirl said: "The pricing on this continues to hurt my brain.

All of these are offered for May 24th and 25th.

Orch H 1-5 $249

Orch L 1-5 $199

Orch J 13-17 $299



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YES! This is maddening!

As an FYI for people thinking of buying and returning tickets... I purchased 6 tickets through the original release and subsequently returned them. I tried to buy 6 new ticke

For those like me coming from out of town, it looks like they are releasing a number of tickets even into June at mid-premium prices that used to be premium.  I am a few days from my return window closing, but just returned June 13 Row L 1 and 3 for H 6 and 8.  Didn't love giving up the aisle, but I saved $200 ($50 per part for two of us) and moved up a few rows, so that's still something.  I'll take it.  

Oddly, they've returned L 1 and 3 to th

CPannullo said: "Anyone know aboutJune? I’m going June 13th, evening show"

I’m curious as well.  I bought tickets for June 12 (first performance after the Tonys) with the assumption that the show would win Best Musical and that the entire cast, including Shalhoub, was more likely to show up for that as a kind of “celebration”.  That might be naive but I’m hoping.  I can only see it once so I would like to see him if p

Lot666 said: "macnyc said: "They're spreading the cheap seats all around the theater, and they're also spreading the expensive seats all around.I wish they would just let us choose our seats from a chart like a normal production, so we can see what's available at that point in time and make an informed decision

This nonsense of releasing seats in dribs and drabs is just infuriating!"

^ This. I'm furious that I paid $299 and oth

(Insert Clever Name) said: "Where are your seats?"

Orchestra Row L 1 and 3.  I'm very happy with the seats, it's just that if I had the luxury of waiting/taking the risk, it seems I could get similar seats for far less.  But I'm out of state, need two together, have only one day of my trip for HP because we've filled up the rest with other shows, and am coming the week after the Tonys, so I can't really roll the dice. I normally nev

(Insert Clever Name) said: "Honestly, I would be pretty mad if I hadn'tbeen on the positive end of the pricing. Imagine paying $299 for a ticket because you are from out of town, went through the verified fan and all the BS, and then the person next to you paid 20 and got a ticket yesterday. It's not a fair system at all and you aren'teven paying for views, a seat row behind my $40 one and off to the side is $165, but for an objectively worse view."

Yup,

Thanks for the code!  So that would take first row off the table if I want to go for the $40 per ticket savings - any thoughts on which side of the odd 200s is best?  Closest row for my date is Row D from 235 all the way to the aisle or Row E 201.  Is there a "better" side of the odd 200s?

Front row would really have to be worth the additional $80 but I could be persuaded.

**UPDATED** Apparently at each performance other than Sunday eve

Steve C. said: "If you're already seeing "Boys" "Band's" "MFL" and (please don't UGH "SpongeBob" I would run to get tix for "TTW"! Just to see this cast in an Albee play is something a 16 year old maycherish for many years to come. Iwould be thrilled to be this young woman with a NY visit like this!"

Oh this kid is

Hi all,

Would love your thoughts on whether a 16 year old girl would enjoy Three Tall Women.  We come to NYC quite a bit for theater trips - she is more sophisticated in her theater-going and tastes than perhaps your standard teenage girl, but she's still a teenage girl.  Prefers musicals to plays, but can enjoy a play as long as there is enough to keep her engaged, whether it's humor, the topic or the cast.  I had my doubts that she'd like a Dolls House Part

msmp said: "Nycat63 said: "Katrina Lenk is on this week's Good Fight y'all (the Good Wife spin-off). To make it even better, she's playing the soon-to-be wife of my absolute favorite recurring character, Colin Sweeney (Dylan Baker). This should be amazing."

I stopped watching the show afterThe Good Wifeended, but you saying that Colin Sweeney is still around and kickin' inGood Fightjust made me re-up my CBS streaming pac