Not that some in line couldn't afford full-priced tickets. "You shouldn't mind unless you want to pay more." "I don't mind," said Yang, 43, of the East Village. Last week for a less-popular production of "Tosca," Mary Yang was first in line at 2 p.m. show, armed with a lawn chair and plenty of reading material. The earlier you buy, the more you will save (it's like airline tickets).By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy.įor "Le Comte Ory," the first patron in line arrived at 9:30 a.m. Avoid missing your favorite opera by buying ahead with tickets starting at just $16.
When you want to see one of these "bucket list" operas, we can't guarantee that there will be Rush Tickets, but your best bet is to try at one of the first few performances (don't wait until the final show) and come early for an evening performance (see above). are extremely popular, and sometimes there are no seats left for rush sales. Titles like The Magic Flute, La Boheme, The Marriage of Figaro, Carmen, La Traviata, etc. The big name operas almost always sell out. Avoid Rush Tickets for blockbuster operas.(You never know! Perhaps it’s your lucky day) It's a rare occurrence when we offer Student / Senior Rush for matinees, but you can always check in with Audience Services to be certain. The matinee subscription series is our most heavily sold package and many of the matinees sell out. Plus, parking is easier you can leisurely grab a sandwich on the Plaza (Or a cocktail) and you can attend the pre-performance lecture one hour prior to curtain. When a limited number of seats are released, you have a better chance of getting in if you come early. (It’s easy) Check in with the Box Office at 213.972.8001 to see if rush tickets will be available.
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