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Post by lt on Apr 30, 2024 12:16:39 GMT
There are only 2500 tickets available via the PwC deal so really you want to be no further than 1200 in the queue ideally. Each buyer can buy a pair of tickets. You don't need to be that high because many people will have different numbers on their phone and desktop, and will discard the number that is larger. So for future reference, when would you advise one needs to start queuing for the PwC tickets? Many thanks!
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Post by Jon on Apr 30, 2024 12:16:58 GMT
Managed to get a stage stall ticket for the first Saturday.
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Post by Dave B on Apr 30, 2024 12:21:04 GMT
You don't need to be that high because many people will have different numbers on their phone and desktop, and will discard the number that is larger. So for future reference, when would you advise one needs to start queuing for the PwC tickets? Many thanks! Everyone in the queue at when it opens is assigned a random position. When you join the queue before then does not matter.
Multiple devices and browsers will absolutely leave people to have more than one place in the queue, in my flat we'll have at least six sometimes closer to ten queue numbers and hope to get through in time. It's another reason to stay in the queue even if you have a high number.
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Post by ceebee on Apr 30, 2024 12:24:21 GMT
Yes, the stage stalls are bargains at £10. If it sells well these will be nudging £180 towards the end of the run.
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Post by ceebee on Apr 30, 2024 12:25:59 GMT
So for future reference, when would you advise one needs to start queuing for the PwC tickets? Many thanks! Everyone in the queue at when it opens is assigned a random position. When you join the queue before then does not matter.
Multiple devices and browsers will absolutely leave people to have more than one place in the queue, in my flat we'll have at least six sometimes closer to ten queue numbers and hope to get through in time. It's another reason to stay in the queue even if you have a high number.
Hmmmm.... and I thought it was just me who had a Trunchbull / Dr Evil multi-device type set up at home for multiple queuing options...
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Post by Mark on Apr 30, 2024 12:26:47 GMT
Really glad to see what seems like very high levels of success for these tickets on the boards. I would quite possibly have missed the onsale without the post in this thread as my email only came through at 11:39, so many thanks to bigredapple
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Post by lt on Apr 30, 2024 12:34:52 GMT
So for future reference, when would you advise one needs to start queuing for the PwC tickets? Many thanks! Everyone in the queue at when it opens is assigned a random position. When you join the queue before then does not matter.
Multiple devices and browsers will absolutely leave people to have more than one place in the queue, in my flat we'll have at least six sometimes closer to ten queue numbers and hope to get through in time. It's another reason to stay in the queue even if you have a high number.
Great thanks, that's really helpful!
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Post by capybara on Apr 30, 2024 12:54:04 GMT
Booked for the first preview. Although I always end up so far back in the queue, I’ve only ever managed PwC tickets in the Baylis Circle.
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Post by mkb on Apr 30, 2024 14:17:16 GMT
Preview prices are on sale from midday. Lovely of them to send an email at 11am, a whole hours notice! So considerate Yes, just checked my email having been driving all day to find I've completely missed this sale. The courtesy the Old Vic affords theatregoers has been shocking ever since the days when it seemed to be comparatively well run under Spacey.
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