I saw the show pop up for the 21st and want to buy tickets for my family. I just want to know where the seating has been and what the views are like. I want to be able to fully take in the show and set with my family.
There is no rhyme or reason to seating for TDF tickets. It all depends on the house and/or house manager. I've been to show where the theatre is full and we got house seats in the orchestra next to Tony judges and other times got seated in the rear mezzanine when the front mezzazine was empty.
Mine is side orchestra about 3/4 of the way back. I was pleasantly surprised to get an email from TDF that the tickets were ready 2 days before the event and I should pick them up early. That has never happened to me before. I know they like you to pick them up about 2 hours prior to the start time, and I try to get them as early as possible to avoid the longer lines at showtime. When I went just 2 hours early for The Play That Goes Wrong I was told they weren't ready and to come back in an hour.
thommg said: "Mine is side orchestra about 3/4 of the way back. I was pleasantly surprised to get an email from TDF that the tickets were ready 2 days before the event and I should pick them up early. That has never happened to me before. I know they like you to pick them up about 2 hours prior to the start time, and I try to get them as early as possible to avoid the longer lines at showtime. When I went just 2 hours early for The Play That Goes Wrong I was told they weren't ready and to come back in an hour."
wow, that is unusal. I'm usually told to come about an hour to 30 minutes before the show.
There is construction on that corner right now. There is a note on the TDF page asking you to pick up your tickets an hour before the show to cut down on box office traffic. I guess if you ordered early they sent out the email. Was at the theater a few days before Thanksgiving and it was a nightmare.
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Posted: 12/5/17 at 9:18pm