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Subject: Re: tix Author: Jen [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:48:47 08/01/01 Wed In reply to: Suky 's message, "Re: Thanks, Jen!" on 08:36:34 08/01/01 Wed >Are last-minute tix different from >"cancellation" tix? Because waiting till the day of >the show and buying cancellation tickets (if there are >any) was the other possibility they offered me.... >But if I could get last-minute discount tickets for >$30, it might be worth it to buy a second set >(combined with the box-seat price, that'd only be $5 >more per ticket than the cost of an orchestra seat), >but "cancellation" tickets don't fall into that >category, do they? Yes, I believe the cancellations are available only at the box office a few hours prior and they are not discounted. Who would the second set be for? If you buy from the theater I think they are non-refundable. You'd have to scalp those! ;) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: tix Author: Suky [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 10:02:53 08/01/01 Wed >Yes, I believe the cancellations are available only at >the box office a few hours prior and they are not >discounted. Who would the second set be for? If you >buy from the theater I think they are non-refundable. >You'd have to scalp those! ;) So it's safe to say that there won't be any of those last-minute $30 tix left for this performance! Moi? *Scalp* tickets? What kind of person do you think I am?! ;-) But seriously, for the extra $5 I really would just waste the first set and replace 'em with the second--who'd buy 'em from me anyway if there were last-minute orchestra seats available for $10 less?

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Hold on... Author: Jen [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 20:51:54 08/01/01 Wed >But seriously, for the extra $5 I >really would just waste the first set and replace 'em >with the second--who'd buy 'em from me anyway if there >were last-minute orchestra seats available for $10 >less? Oops, sorry, I mean "same-day" for the discounted tix. Sloppy terminology. However the box office may let you trade up from a full price box seat; you may have to ask what their policy and schedule for that is. The unused comps are generally released at the theaters a few hours before the show and you have to wait in line at the box office. Here's the thing, would you be free to do that or should I wait in line to sub for you (if they'd even let me)? Should I call?