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Post by Sam on Jan 27, 2020 16:55:41 GMT
Maybe this is hinting towards a staircase?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2020 17:04:56 GMT
a short special effect implies somehing like the quick change, not a piece of set like the bridge, unless something happens on the bridge?
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Post by dazzerlump on Jan 27, 2020 18:02:57 GMT
as part of the refurb does anyone know if they will be making the stalls rake a bit steeper? Ive always thought it was very flat
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Post by westended on Jan 27, 2020 18:04:07 GMT
a short special effect implies somehing like the quick change, not a piece of set like the bridge, unless something happens on the bridge? It could be when Elsa lets go of her cape ? |
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Post by showtoones on Jan 27, 2020 18:38:06 GMT
When you click on the link to purchase tickets for O2 customers today, does it take to LW theatres, Disney, or some place else? On LW Theatres, the show isn't even listed as coming soon, though Cinderella is listed...
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Post by andrew on Jan 27, 2020 19:20:24 GMT
So has anyone who isn't an O2 customer got an email yet? I certainly haven't. And if anyone has an O2 link I can use that would also be very appreciated... I understand what you mean HereForTheatre, but I love seeing the likes of Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, SITPWG early on in the run, and I've found if I get in earlier I can get the decent cheaper seats instead of the expensive or rubbish ones that tend to be available after the initial scurry. |
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Post by longinthetooth on Jan 27, 2020 19:38:15 GMT
I've caved in, gone back and no queue whatsoever, straight to the booking page. Now the "proud" possessor of a preview ticket, row D, £59.50. I might be near you, Monkey!
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Post by gmoneyoutlaw on Jan 27, 2020 20:19:39 GMT
Back stalls and royal seats 'may miss a short special effect high above the stage'. No mention for the Grand and Balcony. Anyone know what this might be? I've seen the show twice in NY and I missed the theatre walls turning into ice when I sat 4 row orchestra, as it was happening above and behind me, but got it when I sat in the front mezzanine. That's probably what they are referring to. The rope bridge is mid stage so you should be able to see it from the there. I hope I haven't spoiled the show by revealing this. Due to the depth of the Drury Lane stage will help to expand the size of the sets and I hope the space under the stage will be utilized as well to make the first 'frozen' effect more spectacular. Please don't sit upstairs if you can avoid and afford it. The choreography is best enjoyed from the stalls. I hope they restore some of the show's action for London. In New York they have reduced both acts 65-60 minutes each for the children. So it is now 2 hours and 15 minutes (with one interval) on my second visit when it was 2:35 just after opening night. |
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Post by tonylony on Jan 27, 2020 20:29:20 GMT
Back stalls and royal seats 'may miss a short special effect high above the stage'. No mention for the Grand and Balcony. Anyone know what this might be? I've seen the show twice in NY and I missed the theatre walls turning into ice when I sat 4 row orchestra, as it was happening above and behind me, but got it when I sat in the front mezzanine. That's probably what they are referring to. The rope bridge is mid stage so you should be able to see it from the there. I hope I haven't spoiled the show by revealing this. Due to the depth of the Drury Lane stage will help to expand the size of the sets and I hope the space under the stage will be utilized as well to make the first 'frozen' effect more spectacular. Please don't sit upstairs if you can avoid and afford it. The choreography is best enjoyed from the stalls. I hope they restore some of the show's action for London. In New York they have reduced both acts 65-60 minutes each for the children. So it is now 2 hours and 15 minutes (with one interval) on my second visit when it was 2:35 just after opening night. The official London site says 2:30 hrs including interval |
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Post by TheatreTwittic on Jan 27, 2020 20:41:59 GMT
O2 Priority has been culled due to the issues with the booking system.
Isn't due to restart until 29th and then they will have a further 48 hour slot.
What tickets will be left after that for the official pre-sale, who knows but I suspect they'll be a lot of confused people when they find so many tickets have been sold already, not knowing this pre-pre sale was a thing.
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Post by tonylony on Jan 27, 2020 20:54:38 GMT
O2 Priority has been culled due to the issues with the booking system. Isn't due to restart until 29th and then they will have a further 48 hour slot. What tickets will be left after that for the official pre-sale, who knows but I suspect they'll be a lot of confused people when they find so many tickets have been sold already, not knowing this pre-pre sale was a thing. The pre-sales are only getting select seats in the theater, I would say 40-50% of the theater is currently being held back (probably for March 6th) |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2020 20:56:07 GMT
Yeah presales are very rarely worth it, it's almost always a PR exercise more than anything and more seats are added later in general sale
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Post by xanady on Jan 27, 2020 20:58:00 GMT
^Agreed...I’m on O2 but didn’t fancy what was on offer tbh
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Post by partytentdown on Jan 27, 2020 22:32:34 GMT
On the o2 Priority site:
We've made the difficult decision to delay our Frozen pre-sale due to unforeseen issues that have arisen with our partner’s ticketing platform for the Theatre Royal Drury Lane over the last 24 hours.
This pre-sale is scheduled to go live again later this week, at which time Priority customers will have another exclusive, 48 hour period to purchase your tickets before anyone else.
Priority wants to ensure that all customers have a fair and equal chance to book their tickets. For those of you who received a unique booking link but were unable to purchase any tickets, rest assured your link will still work in the new pre-sale window.
We apologise for any inconvenience this has caused. There are plenty of tickets and dates that will still be available to purchase.
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Post by BurlyBeaR on Jan 28, 2020 8:14:57 GMT
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Post by Sam on Jan 28, 2020 12:14:02 GMT
Disney priority booking has been delayed until next week now.
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Post by sprampster on Jan 28, 2020 13:26:16 GMT
Priority booking will now take place next week
Email frozen? View online
DISNEY
Disney Frozen THE WEST END MUSICAL
Priority booking will now take place next week
Disney has made the difficult decision to delay the Frozen priority on sale due to issues that have arisen with our partner’s ticketing platform for the Theatre Royal Drury Lane over the last 24 hours.
Priority booking will now take place next week.
Disney wants you to have the best and smoothest booking experience possible, and we have therefore come to the conclusion that it is better to wait a few more days and resolve any outstanding problems.
Please be assured, there will be just as many tickets available for you to book when priority booking does take place.
Please keep an eye out for another email by the end of this week with more information.
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Post by longinthetooth on Jan 28, 2020 14:29:11 GMT
Being a bit dim here - for those of us clever/stupid enough (delete as applicable!) to have booked a ticket in the O2 pre-sale, I presume it is still valid? I received email confirmation of my priority booking, which was just before they withdrew the pre-sale.
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Post by sprampster on Jan 28, 2020 15:00:04 GMT
It’s odd as I have a link that still works this afternoon and I can see tickets to buy
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Post by ABr on Jan 28, 2020 15:29:47 GMT
It’s odd as I have a link that still works this afternoon and I can see tickets to buy I thought the same thing when I tried my link from yesterday (which i used through my phone), today on my work PC. It still took me through, and looked like I would be able to make a booking. |
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Post by Steve on Feb 3, 2020 10:32:56 GMT
The queue for Frozen is frozen. 
Frozen means frozen!  |
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Post by Sam on Feb 3, 2020 10:53:56 GMT
I've moved forward about 2000 in the queue since 10. Now at 5893.
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Post by frankubelik on Feb 3, 2020 11:06:47 GMT
Exactly one hour wait. Got my first choice of dates and the seats I wanted. Can't complain apart from the "frozen" hiatus!
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Post by sagiirl on Feb 3, 2020 11:23:08 GMT
Exactly one hour wait. Got my first choice of dates and the seats I wanted. Can't complain apart from the "frozen" hiatus! I'm not so lucky my number is going higher. If I get a ticket I want that will be good if not it is what it is. |
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Post by Sam on Feb 3, 2020 11:37:40 GMT
17 mins left, though it keeps going up and down.
Hoping to be in by 12.
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