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[Roz]

The Palladium does the day seats system where you can buy the front row seats on the day of the performance for £25, it did this for the sound of music and currently does it for Sister Act.

I was wondering if people think they are gonna have day seats when the wizard of oz is on? I'm thinking of booking my tickets now but not sure about dates so if they are gonna do day seats then I wouldn't bother booking. What do people think? Thanks

[mjr]

The Palladium does the day seats system where you can buy the front row seats on the day of the performance for £25, it did this for the sound of music and currently does it for Sister Act.

I was wondering if people think they are gonna have day seats when the wizard of oz is on? I'm thinking of booking my tickets now but not sure about dates so if they are gonna do day seats then I wouldn't bother booking. What do people think? Thanks

I suppose its a bit to early to tell, but if they did it for the Sound of Music, and its the same production company behind it, then I think there is more a chance that there will be day seats than there will not.

[ianianian]

Good chance of it I would say, they don't seem to be selling the front couple of rows or the front stalls row ends at the moment (presumably because they don't know the full details of the emerald palace transformation yet). So depending on how the emerald palace ends up there will be a number of seats left to sell that would make good day tickets.

[Mark_E]

I asked yesterday, and they said they wouldn't know until nearer the time.

[Roz]

Thanks guys

I wonder if they are saying that to stop people from not booking tickets and waiting for the day seats? I might risk it...

[mjr]

Thanks guys

I wonder if they are saying that to stop people from not booking tickets and waiting for the day seats? I might risk it...

With the small ammount of Day Seats being offered, I can't see this being a problem.