[ SECRET POST #4067 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4067 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

There is a tour, though? I mean, it can’t go everywhere and tickets are still expensive, but a tour exists.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Shows what I know! I hadn't heard there was already a tour. At least now more people can see it.

Re: Not OP

[bur]

In KC, first dibs for tour tickets go to season ticket holders, so those are going to vanish instantly.

I'm going to London in April to visit family, and stalked ticketmaster for returned/newly available tickets for three weeks and got "reasonable" seats that way, but if I wasn't already on a planned trip to London... yeesh. My odds were going to be slim to none.

Re: Not OP

[tabaqui]

But the tour will only hit major cities. And in the US, a major city could be four hours away, which means taking off half a day of work, and getting a hotel.

So - still not really all that accessible.

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

But is it less accessible than other Broadway shows

Re: Not OP

[tabaqui]

Um....yes?
I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by this.

OH, sorry, read that wrong. Um - i dunno if it's less, or not. If getting tickets is harder and/or they're more expensive than other plays, than yes.

I don't know a lot about Broadway shows other than I can't afford them and most of them don't come to the theatre closest to me, so....

Re: Not OP

[(Anonymous)]

It exists but it's barely better than going to New York. Hamilton will be playing in my closest metro area next year and my mom and I were looking into getting tickets.

The only way to guarantee you would be able to go was to get season tickets for LAST season and roll over your subscription (the cheapest is $375 each season!).

They are currently letting people sign up for an email list if they have any season tickets available for this season and ONLY after all the season ticket holders have gotten the tickets they want, will they open tickets to the general public with the cheapest ticket going for at least $100.

And that's legally, scalping for Hamilton tickets has been crazy. I know they have the lottery, but honestly, the whole thing is Insane and if they actually cared about everyone being able to see it, they would film it.