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Oct 23rd, 2002 | 07:39 AM
#22
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I try to see as many shows as possible by buying cheap, tickets for just 1. The shows that I've enjoyed most are:
Movin' Out
Hairspray
The Producers
I'm looking forward to seeing Dance of the Vampires this weekend. Mamma Mia was fun but IMO, not as sensational as the 3 above. Movin' Out is a "Don't Miss".
Movin' Out
Hairspray
The Producers
I'm looking forward to seeing Dance of the Vampires this weekend. Mamma Mia was fun but IMO, not as sensational as the 3 above. Movin' Out is a "Don't Miss".
Oct 23rd, 2002 | 03:18 PM
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I've bought most of my NYC tickets at the last minute (seems to be the story of my life) and have always found what I want on ebay.com
There seems to be something for everyone, the best seats or the cheap seats high in the balcony. There is always a huge variety. Most are sold in sets of two or sometimes 4 (or the same person will have 2 sets of two tickets or more to combine for larger parties) Finding an odd number, 3 or 5 is more difficult. Check the sellers' ratings and read the feedback left by other customers before bidding. Many people have bought good seats way ahead and then for whatever reason, plans change and they can't go, so they sell them on ebay. It's especially good for tickets to sold out performances....much cheaper than the broker (i.e. scalper) prices advertised. Carla
There seems to be something for everyone, the best seats or the cheap seats high in the balcony. There is always a huge variety. Most are sold in sets of two or sometimes 4 (or the same person will have 2 sets of two tickets or more to combine for larger parties) Finding an odd number, 3 or 5 is more difficult. Check the sellers' ratings and read the feedback left by other customers before bidding. Many people have bought good seats way ahead and then for whatever reason, plans change and they can't go, so they sell them on ebay. It's especially good for tickets to sold out performances....much cheaper than the broker (i.e. scalper) prices advertised. Carla
Oct 23rd, 2002 | 03:44 PM
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It seems like there's lots of new shows opening (or are currently in preview) so these will most likely be getting the most attention. The "Dance of the Vampire", Movin'On, Man of La Mancha will all be opening during the next 30 days (I believe) so you'd better jump soon if you want those type tickets. Others that have been around awhile will be much easier to get. Hairspray and The Producers are tough tickets, as is Lion King. Seeing the shows is always the highlight of my trips to NYC!!
