Rushed Saturday 8/18. Arrived at 8:05am and was 20th in line. There were about 30 people in line by 9 and probably close to 40 by box office opening.
We did get rush tickets and so did the few people behind us. Our seats were right orchestra, row A, seats 2 and 4. Marked partial view. They were off to the side obviously and like previous posts the stage is HIGH. I’m 5’11” and usually don’t have trouble but there was a few moments I couldn’t see. M
We arrived at 9am and were 8th in line. By 9:10 there were 21 people in line. By 9:55, 44 people in line. When we left after getting tickets at 10:10 the line still went to McDonald’s.
At 10am they split us into two lines (matinee and evening), I was 3rd in line in the matinee line. They didn’t offer any mezzanine tickets for the matinee so options were either $70 for orchestra or $30 balcony. Orchestra seats were together full view. Balcony we
Rushed Thursday, 5/11. Arrived at 9:20 and was 2nd in line. Received mezzanine row B seats way off to house right. The view was rather obstructed, but not too much that I regretted the deal of the rush tickets.
Rushed Sunset yesterday (Friday, 5/12). Arrived at 8:40 and was first in line. The line didn't reach more than 8 people by the time the box office opened at 10.
Offered the tiers as previously reported. We went for the $55 rear mezz seats to avoid the Palace's awful balcony. Totally worth the $13 upgrade. We were only slightly off center and had a great view! The person behind us purchased a $99 orchestra seat that was in row H, slightly off center.
ChairinMain said: "So wait, just to confirm, are there separate SRO and Cancellation lines or does one turn into the other? I know SRO is lining up overnight, but when does Cancellation start?
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They're the same line. Around 9-9:30 a box office staff member comes out and then asks everyone what they're buying and tells people who will get tickets. Then, when they open the box office they'll sell what people are asking for etc. I'm
It'll happen.. but the one I'd be most devastated by if they didn't get it would be Ben Platt for Dear Evan Hansen.
Also likely but not guaranteed... Christian Borle, Falsettos
More unlikely... Chrisy Altomare... watching her at BroadwayCon and in all the press... she just looks so genuinely happy and is an incredible performer. I'd love to see her dreams come try and be nominated for a Tony!
broadwaybuzz13 said: "I heard that the standing room at DEH is super comfortable with an amazing view of the stage! I saw the show last week, and since the theater is pretty small, you definitely will be able to see a lot, and get the full experience! Of course standing for a long time probably isn't so comfortable, but it is definitely worth it, and sometimes there are extra seats available!
