Saw Part 1 last night in $40 seats, Dress C row E dead center, the view was perfect, got the full picture, The gentleman in front of me was exceptionally tall, and even a seat cushion couldn't help me. In addition, I arrived early and there was a news crew at the theater, asking people how they got tickets. I don't know how often this occurs, but it was funny to see how it happens. They only picked people who were dressed up in Hogwarts-y outfits and took panoramics of the l
Also, to add, 200 is basically what you would pay if your tickets were valued at 80/part, and cheaper tickets should become available as showtime aproaches
Lauren2 said: "Hey guys! I am from out of town and am coming in from July 10-19th. I am a big potter fan and would love to see the show. Through a group I found someone that was willing to sell tickets in Orchestra Row X, Seat 31 for a day I can go. She wants me to give her 200 for both parts. Do you guys think that is a good deal or should I keep looking? For anyone that has sat in the back can you see everything and is it a good view? Is seat 31 to far over, is your view restricted
bwayoutdoors said: "ebizzle said: "crispyscool said: "Any chance I can just see part 1 again for $40? Has there been any good releases for just one part?"
Yes, there is that option on Ticketmaster. I was able to see part 2 last night in row c of the dress circle for only $20 per part!"
How does onefind these single affordable tickets? Maybe a silly question, but anytime I put in buy single performance on ticketmaster it show
I feel those seats are premium seats that seem like they should stay premium, front and center seems like you are in some of the best seats in the house, but I personally prefer mezz/dress circle. In my opinion row a dress/mezz are the best seats in the house.
Honestly, I would be pretty mad if I hadn't been 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't even paying for views, a seat row behind my $40 one and off to the side is $165, but for an objectively worse view.
Pricing makes little to no sense, I paid 40 to sit in 5th-row DRESS CIRCLE dead center and they want to sell an objectively worse seat for over triple the price?
Honestly, the 8-year-old girls singing Mama will provide did just as good a job before the show... at least I could understand them and they were passionate about it, the bonus was they were adorable. This was before the show right outside the entrance to the seating area
