NFT: Need advice for buying "Wicked" tickets

My advise to you is.... DONT GO

The link is about as good as you will find on secondary market tickets to sold-out shows. If you move quickly there are 4 at $189.

I can't guarantee that the service is always legit, but I haven't had any trouble.
Link - ( New Window )

going to the Bushnell--you guys should consider it.

and she wanted to go to Wicked for her birthday so the 4 of us are going Sunday. I searched far and wide for some kind of bargain. Finally I gave up and dropped like $500 for 4 tickets. I did it through this service at work:
www.plumbenifits.com it linked me to a service I got linked to a lot just by googleing "discount broadway tickets".
was no huge bargain, but a few $ cheaper than ticketmaster. Used to be easier to get broadway discounts, especially with those coupons you'd see all over the place like at schools and Dr's offices. Not really any more. I will say the seats are good- orchestra like 12 rows or so back. problem with broadway is they charge the same price whether you are orchestra or front Mezz so it's no bargain at all to sit upstairs unless you sit in the back of the mezz it's a little cheaper but you can't see real well especially kids.

For Rush tix at a discount

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For Rush tix at a discount

YYZ!

H8 Chris!

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For Rush tix at a discount

They announced the tour dates??? Sweet Miracle!

the cheapest way to go is
on the day of show in the morning go to the TKTS booth
usually tickets are 50%

the best booth is actually in brooklyn - there is no line at all


the downside there is no guarantee there will be tickets for the show you want to go to

so the best is to have a few shows you are interested in seeing and then go to the booth
odds are one will be avaliable


TKTS Booth - ( New Window )

...pretend you lost yours and go to a strip club.

There's a blowjob reference almost every ten seconds...
Broadway writers call it subtext - ( New Window )

Randy that's a good idea, I didn't even know they were having it there.

to take a trip to NYC, with a hotel and all, and then rely on TKTS with the expectation that your specific chosen sold-out show will be available.

That's crazy.

Saw it in Chicago several years ago because my sister in law said her and my brother in law "loved it!"

If wasn't until later that summer after I sat through 3 hours of that shit -- got him alone on the fishing boat and he said he thought it was just ok. His wife and out mother in law were the ones who loved it.

Typical married life shit you get roped into. My advice -- don't go.

I liked it. It wasn't my favorite (that would be avenue Q) but it wasn't bad. The actress who plays Glinda was pretty funny, although she made me wish I had seen Chenoweth. The actress who plays the witch was only okay, IMO. The sound quality overall was not as good as I expected. A ton of little kids there which was fine. I wouldn't skip it but I wouldn't sell a kidney to see it again.

go to the one in Brooklyn, still get there early but the wait will be 85% less.

Wicked is not on there.

Do you need to go there the day of to get the deals? I don't need to stay overnight actually.

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and your kids will love it. Wicked will never be on TKTS so forget that. Theres a time to look for bargains but a family nite on Bdwy isnt that time.

Yeah that's pretty much how I am looking at it.