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Looking at booking up a Broadway show for next year, Charlie and the choc factory looks the family fav
just been on a site and its $120 each ticket, a little high imho, but hey ho
So i am booking and they want $42 EACH TICKET for a booking fee, $42 :angry::angry:
any hints or tips, as $42 a ticket is just robbery
Jersey Boys, wasn't sure about it before we went, was persuaded by Blue Tone, it was fabulous, brilliant
Off to see Springsteen on Broadway shortly.
I did that one as well, but although an experience not sure it was any different than i would have experienced elsewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
Not Broadway, but went to A CHRISTMAS CAROL @ Madison Square Garden :thumbup:
Boy do the Yanks know how to put a show, absolutely brilliant and well worth the the money.
Yeah, saw Adams family values (crap) and the Gloria Estefan show last year. Also saw the rockettes at radio city. There’s a booth on Times Square where you can get cheaper last minute deals.
I guess you all didnt book them online and pay $42 EACH TICKET for a booking fee ? ?
cheers TH, only downside to that is they are likely to be seats at the back i guess, the tix's i have seen are at the front row of the 1st Mezzanine, which look good enough, just the $42 on top of each ticket really does wind me up, these are either " print at home " or " will call " , so they are not even printing them or sending them out, robbers
It's very rarely I log in nowadays but logged in to mention Jersey Boys but Chris beat me to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
Not suitable for young'uns though.
Even if you're not a fan of Frankie Valli you like the story and I will guarantee you'll be singing along
Also go for a pre theatre dinner in the revolving restaurant in the Marriott Marquis on Broadway / Times Square, great 360* views
Good shout. We stayed there last year, the food was ok, but a great experience. The Gloria Estefan show was at the hotel’s theatre too so didn’t even have to go outside.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Tone
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by TH63
Otherwise tickets are expensive
Depending on what show you a want to see and how many tickets you need you can try this place:
https://www.tdf.org/nyc/8/Locations-...-Ticket-Booths
You go and buy tickets over the counter the old fashioned way.
cheers, might pop along to a Booth to see if they have any lion king tickets on our 3rd night, going to watch Charlie and the choc factory on our 2nd night, just cannot pay $42 per ticket booking fee, i might over the weekend if i have a drink :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
I mooned outside the Bertram once. :wales:
I was inside on the cider ,awful sight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tandy
:hehe: Famous for it's ciderQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Your Mam must have been furious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tandy
I played the part of the village idiot in fiddler on the roof many years back
The actors were a bunch of ***** but the catering staff were well fit , I gave one of them a welcome in the hillsides
Yeah, definitely go for the last minute deals.Quote:
Originally Posted by TH63
That is absolutely unreal, genuinely. F**K thatQuote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Although if you spent a little less money on constantly buying swimming pools for your garden then you might have a bit more disposable income to afford the booking feeQuote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
Been to NYC a few times (and Llundain) but never been to any shows, so don't know about prices but their sporting events were reasonably priced, well back in the day anyway .
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Does that make it irrelevant?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigger
Think that’s what I did when I was there, a booth somewhere near Time Square, paid about $50 each for Rent, not really my thing but I enjoyed it, decent seats too, about half price.....Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
We saw Wicked at the Gershwin Theatre a couple of years ago. Paid about £50 each for the tickets.
We just walked to the theatre on a rainy Saturday morning and asked if they had tickets available and got two for that evening. Forget the booths and just go direct to the theatre.