Check Telecharge to see how well-sold it is. I went a few days ago (Thursday) at 9:00. There were 14 in front of us. Got rear orch, fantastic seats. All the rush were full-view, and they sold a lot of them. It was also Cast Recording Karaoke day, so there were more people rushing than usual on a weekday. I'd say it's worth a shot, and have a backup plan if not.
teatime2 said: "Is it too risky to show up tomorrow at 12 when the box office opens to get rush tickets? Keep in mind it's a Sunday, so I'm not too sure."
What would cause you to not be able to arrive earlier than noon?
We got two rush seats in the orchestra - 2 or 3 rows from the stage, the "partial view" seats all the way to the left. The ticket to our immediate right didn't sell - or the person didn't show - so we slid over a seat. Missed a moment or two at the counter but nothing major... thought they were fabulous seats, especially for rush price. People in front of/behind us in the rush line were right in front of/behind us.
(Granted, this was in July, so they might be doing something different now)
I rushed the show yesterday. We got there 20 minutes before the box office opened and there was a line, but there were 2 shows that day and it seemed like most were there for the evening performance. The seats were row L all the way to the left, marked as full view but I wasn’t able to see part of the diner or anything that happened all the way on the left.
I arrived at 10:15 on last Thursday and got Row M Orchestra left hand side. If you are up a few rows, I could see how those seats could be obstructed, but these pretty much had a full view of the stage. Lady after me got 2 as well. Really decent seats for $40. Al Roker actually turned out decent in his role though I really thought it was a way out there casting choice.
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Posted: 7/31/18 at 11:11pm