Broadway Ticket Offers

Here you go: www.broadwaybox.com/shows/tickets/broadway/discounts/
and: www.telechargeoffers.com/

And, despite them having shut down the old board, one more: www.theatermania.com/broadway/discount-tickets/

These sites (usually) give you a discount code that can be used when booking tickets on telecharge.com or ticketmaster.com (whatever is the "official" ticket dealer for that show)

Edit: And you can also download the Todaytix app

BroadwaySpotted now redirects to DidHeLikeIt.com. I also found the rush reports to vary quite a bit in terms of accuracy, as well.

Part of the problem was that posting the times would cause a bit of a chain reaction in that if someone saw that, say, a rush line started at 9, they'd show up at 8:30, tell the Rush Report person when they got there, the next person would show up at 8, etc... I'm not sure if this became an actual issue, but I wouldn't be surprised.

Also, Playbill's stupidly redesigned site moved stuff around, so here's an easy link to the rush page: www.playbill.com/celebritybuzz/article/broadway-rush-lottery-and-standing-room-only-policies-116003

If I'm first in a dayseat or rush queue, I never tell people what time I arrived. If the second person asks how long I've been there, I'll just say "oh, not long". If a dayseat queue customarily starts around 8:30am but one person is really paranoid one day and turns up at 4am, then if the 4am person reveals what time they arrived, people could start getting the idea that the dayseat queue starts a lot earlier than 8:30am as a general rule. Assume the person at the front is an outlier and not the standard, and always work from what time the second person arrived.