Tracey Posted November 25, 2003 Share Posted November 25, 2003 We land in NY for 3 nights on 17th December and would love to catch a performance of the Nut. But the website indicates that it's a bit of a lottery on getting tickets so I would like some advice on the best way to get some! We are on a budget so would be looking at Fourth Ring, although we might be able to stretch to Third if the exchange rate keeps going in the right direction!! Thanks in advance! Tracey Link to comment
liebs Posted November 25, 2003 Share Posted November 25, 2003 I'd order online now. People buy their tickets at the box office as the date gets closer, so the selection will be even less promising if you wait until you arrive. Link to comment
underdog Posted November 25, 2003 Share Posted November 25, 2003 For the 3rd or 4th ring, binoculars are a must even with 20/20 vision. Otherwise I think you lose alot of the details that separate an international dance group from a local one. Link to comment
sneds Posted November 25, 2003 Share Posted November 25, 2003 Hi! Definately buy tickets sooner rather than later. The third ring is not very big, so tickets there are likely to go quickly. Fourth ring seats are not bad, but I second the advice on the binoculars. Also, when you order online, it sometimes works to make requests in the suggestions box on the form. In the past I've asked that I be placed farther towards the center, even if it means being a few rows farther back and had my request filled. But, just about any seat in the 4th ring has a good view, if from a distance! Oh, the ticket availability page is not always very accurate. If it indicates that tickets are sold-out you won't be able to buy them online, but you can often get tickets at the box office. Also, there's a glitch in the system so that the 4th ring L-O seats are always indicated as "limited availability" unless they are totally sold out. I seem to remember someone posting that they got a good deal on Nutcracker tickets at Playbill.com (??), but that may have been for very late season tickets that the company was having a harder time selling. Kate Link to comment
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