The Boston Ballet's 2012-2013 starts in about a month, so I thought I'd let everyone know about a few ways to save some cash on tickets. Tickets start at $29 for season ballets (like Fall Program) and $35 for The Nutcracker.
Additional ways to save include:
· Curtain Pass is an amazing deal.
$156 for 7 tickets to use however you wish. (Subject to availability.
Valid on all performances of season ballets and select performances of The Nutcracker.)
Works out to be less than $23 per ticket, and you usually get terrific
seats, worth 2 to 4 times what you’ve paid. It’s a punch card, redeemed
day of the performance, so similar to Rush but you don’t need to be a
student or senior.
· Senior Rush (65+) is based upon availability, but we typically do all weekend matinees. $20 cash, up to two hours before the performance, at the Opera House.
· Student Rush (full-time students with ID) is also based upon availability, but we typically do it for all performances, as long as there are seats left. Also, $20 cash, up to two hours before the performance, at the Opera House.
· Senior Rush (65+) is based upon availability, but we typically do all weekend matinees. $20 cash, up to two hours before the performance, at the Opera House.
· Student Rush (full-time students with ID) is also based upon availability, but we typically do it for all performances, as long as there are seats left. Also, $20 cash, up to two hours before the performance, at the Opera House.
· Student subscriptions are $20 per ticket, and you can get really great seats, seats that can be over $100 each!
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