(UPDATE 9/26 – these tickets to Harry Potter & The Cursed Child (Parts 1 and 2) on Broadway go on sale first thing tomorrow morning, Thursday, September 27th!)
Yes, there’s Hamilton – still one of the hottest shows on Broadway. But, if you want to catch the next hottest show on Broadway – that’s Harry Potter & The Cursed Child (Parts 1 & 2) on Broadway. Here’s your chance to get tickets to this extremely popular show.
According to Broadwayworld.com’s list of weekly gross analysis, here are the Top 5 shows on Broadway through this week:
Image courtesy to Broadwayworld.com
What’s the deal with Harry Potter & The Cursed Child (Parts 1 & 2) on Broadway
- Over 100,000 new tickets at all price points will go on sale
- To be released on Thursday, September 27, 2018 at 11am ET
- Tickets are for performances through June 9, 2019
Image courtesy of Harrypottertheplay.com
How to purchase tickets to Harry Potter & The Cursed Child (Parts 1 & 2) on Broadway
- Visit the official website HarryPotterThePlay.com on Thursday, September 27, 2018
- Join the virtual waiting room between 10:30am ET and 11am ET
According to the email I received from the show:
When tickets are released at 11:00 AM ET, everyone in the Virtual Waiting Room will be randomly assigned a place in the queue for the opportunity to purchase tickets. The randomization of the queue allows the purchase of tickets to be as fair as possible and provides protection against bots. These tickets will not require an Access Code to purchase.
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Don’t forget! September 27, 2018 is the date when these tickets are to be released. I expect these tickets to sell quickly.
If you’re a big fan or know of someone who is, this is your opportunity to try and get face-value priced tickets. Perfect opportunity for gifts with the upcoming holidays or special occasions coming up. Good luck.
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