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stinger
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Broadway tickets
I have working advantage for discounts but wondering if there are other ways to save. I cant believe how $$ shows are. DD bday is Christmas week and she wants to see the lion king
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Posted 9/7/17 10:42 AM |
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NervousNell
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Member since 11/09 54921 total posts
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Re: Broadway tickets
If anyone knows I'd love to hear too because you are right- it's absolute insanity. Hence why DD has not been to a Broadway show yet.
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Posted 9/7/17 10:49 AM |
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beachbabe
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Broadway tickets
I wanted to get tickets to Frozen and I can't believe how much it will cost for me and my two kids to go. Over $600!!! I haven't bought them yet because of this
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Posted 9/7/17 10:55 AM |
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MsSissy
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Re: Broadway tickets
Unfortunately The Lion King rarely has any discounts. The only way to save some $$ is going directly to the box office that way you save handling fees.
Posted by beachbabe
I wanted to get tickets to Frozen and I can't believe how much it will cost for me and my two kids to go. Over $600!!! I haven't bought them yet because of this
thats insane.
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Posted 9/7/17 11:02 AM |
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Jonsgirl04
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Re: Broadway tickets
Plumb Benefits has great deals most of the time. So if you know someone that has it we have had great seats and not bad pricing using them.
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Posted 9/7/17 11:02 AM |
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PearlJamChick
No one sings like you anymore.

Member since 7/10 9264 total posts
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Re: Broadway tickets
Disney shows typically don't offer discounts unless the show will be closing...additionally, Christmas week is a tough one - not many shows, Disney or otherwise, offer discounts then. Its peak time.
For shows other than the most popular ones/Disney, you're better off going at a different time (after the holidays), waiting to see what's offered during the Kids Night on Broadway sale, and checking sites like Broadway Box/Theatermania for discount codes.
Disney though...well like all things Disney, you gotta suck it up and pay lol
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Posted 9/7/17 11:10 AM |
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beachbabe
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Re: Broadway tickets
Posted by PearlJamChick
Disney shows typically don't offer discounts unless the show will be closing...additionally, Christmas week is a tough one - not many shows, Disney or otherwise, offer discounts then. Its peak time.
For shows other than the most popular ones/Disney, you're better off going at a different time (after the holidays), waiting to see what's offered during the Kids Night on Broadway sale, and checking sites like Broadway Box/Theatermania for discount codes.
Disney though...well like all things Disney, you gotta suck it up and pay lol
When is Kids Night on Broadway?
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Posted 9/7/17 11:22 AM |
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jlm2008
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Broadway tickets
You can also join tdf.org if you work in certain industries for deep discounts on certain shows and times. Go on the site and see if you qualify.
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Posted 9/7/17 11:25 AM |
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Eireann
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Re: Broadway tickets
My DD's 12th bday is actually today. She wanted tickets to a show and gave me a list of several, but I know she would go absolutely f'ing insane if we were able to get Hamilton. As I'm sure you know, tickets are $$$$$$$$$$$!!! However, I looked on StubHub and Seat Geek for "day of" prices, and they're only like $$$$ if we buy them the day of
So anyway, that's the plan. I'll give her a picture of the playbill for her card and she can pick two or three dates and we'll buy them that day.
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Posted 9/7/17 11:40 AM |
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PearlJamChick
No one sings like you anymore.

Member since 7/10 9264 total posts
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Re: Broadway tickets
Posted by beachbabe
Posted by PearlJamChick
Disney shows typically don't offer discounts unless the show will be closing...additionally, Christmas week is a tough one - not many shows, Disney or otherwise, offer discounts then. Its peak time.
For shows other than the most popular ones/Disney, you're better off going at a different time (after the holidays), waiting to see what's offered during the Kids Night on Broadway sale, and checking sites like Broadway Box/Theatermania for discount codes.
Disney though...well like all things Disney, you gotta suck it up and pay lol
When is Kids Night on Broadway?
It happens in the winter, after the holidays.
Another poster mentioned TDF and they're awesome, but for Lion King specifically- they don't offer discounts. They are wonderful if you want to see a show in previews.
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Posted 9/7/17 11:56 AM |
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Watever143
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Broadway tickets
I use the today tix app on the phone. Went to see bronx tale yesterday and the seat were fine. A few weeks ago i got a groupon for bandstand for my mom and she said they were good seats also.. Thing is you do not pick them out
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Posted 9/7/17 12:11 PM |
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lazybug
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Broadway tickets
Broadway week is going on now. I got tickets to take my kids see School of Rock for next week. They also have Broadway Week in February. The tickets are buy 50% off. Not excellent seats but they are cheaper.
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Posted 9/7/17 7:53 PM |
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Pumpkin1
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Re: Broadway tickets
Posted by PearlJamChick When is Kids Night on Broadway?
It happens in the winter, after the holidays.
Another poster mentioned TDF and they're awesome, but for Lion King specifically- they don't offer discounts. They are wonderful if you want to see a show in previews.
KNOB tix usually go on sale in early October. I've had luck the past two years in getting tickets to The Lion King last year and Alladin the prior year. In both instances, I gave those tickets to my daughter as a Christmas present which may work for you as well with your DD's birthday.
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Posted 9/7/17 8:02 PM |
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GoodThoughts
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Broadway tickets
The Lion King, Aladdin, and Frozen are all available through Plum Benefits right now (I just checked).
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Posted 9/7/17 8:39 PM |
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MichLiz213
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Re: Broadway tickets
Posted by PearlJamChick
Disney shows typically don't offer discounts unless the show will be closing...additionally, Christmas week is a tough one - not many shows, Disney or otherwise, offer discounts then. Its peak time.
For shows other than the most popular ones/Disney, you're better off going at a different time (after the holidays), waiting to see what's offered during the Kids Night on Broadway sale, and checking sites like Broadway Box/Theatermania for discount codes.
Disney though...well like all things Disney, you gotta suck it up and pay lol
We have the Disney Visa and got great tickets for previews when Aladdin came out very cheap. I know that doesn't help with their current shows (and I haven't gotten anything like that for Frozen), but it's worth looking into if anyone has their credit card.
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Posted 9/7/17 9:50 PM |
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PearlJamChick
No one sings like you anymore.

Member since 7/10 9264 total posts
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Re: Broadway tickets
Posted by Pumpkin1
Posted by PearlJamChick When is Kids Night on Broadway?
It happens in the winter, after the holidays.
Another poster mentioned TDF and they're awesome, but for Lion King specifically- they don't offer discounts. They are wonderful if you want to see a show in previews.
KNOB tix usually go on sale in early October. I've had luck the past two years in getting tickets to The Lion King last year and Alladin the prior year. In both instances, I gave those tickets to my daughter as a Christmas present which may work for you as well with your DD's birthday.
Yes - definitely stalk the KNOB site for updates. So far, nothing has been announced to the public.
Pumpkin - that's some luck scoring those shows! I'm going to put you in charge of my next PJ concert ticket purchase
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Posted 9/7/17 11:11 PM |
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Diane
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Re: Broadway tickets
Posted by GoodThoughts
The Lion King, Aladdin, and Frozen are all available through Plum Benefits right now (I just checked).
How do you get a code to join this??
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Posted 9/8/17 6:56 AM |
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PearlJamChick
No one sings like you anymore.

Member since 7/10 9264 total posts
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Re: Broadway tickets
Posted by GoodThoughts
The Lion King, Aladdin, and Frozen are all available through Plum Benefits right now (I just checked).
They're on the site but they aren't actually substantial discounts in some cases (by that I mean hit shows)
As in, they might offer a $170 ticket for $155. But then there's still the service charge on the ticket of, say, $10, and you don't get to pick your seats. Of course the seats will be decent, but for a ~$5 discount per ticket, it's not really a desirable route for some shows.
To another poster - it's a benefit that is offered at some places of employment.
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Posted 9/8/17 8:13 AM |
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blu6385
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Re: Broadway tickets
The cheapest I have ever seen them were $99 on tickets at work. I wanted to get them for my DD cause she asked me to go.
I ended up not buying them because my friend scored free tickets for the show
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Posted 9/8/17 8:43 AM |
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