What happens on this tour? Is it normally hard to get into? Can you call ahead of time to get in? What do you get to see? Thanks!

It's not that hard to get into. You get to go up the escalators to the foyer place and have a really good look at some props and costumes, which is so fantastic! Then Sean McCourt (and a member of the ensemble) came out and gave us a talk about some of the props and previous cast members and about the costumes and we were allowed to take pictures. Then we moved into the theatre and sat in the first few rows whilst they played us a video (think it's the one on Broadway.com) where they show you a bit about backstage and had little interviews with the costume designers and set designers and original broadway cast. Then they let us answer questions. Jan (understudy Morrible) was there too that day and people asked questions about the London production and what it was like to perform infront of so many people and stuff.... it was really enjoyable! Ant pretty cheap too, a good way to spend the first part of your Saturday!

Sorry if these pictures turn out big...

I want to go next time I'm in NY.

i want to go on that!!!!! too bad my parents wont take me to ny!!! :cry: :cry: :cry:

this is PERFECT

im gonna be in new york june 23-28 for birdland/steph and i wanted to catch wicked on saturday so maybe ill just do this tour thing before that... "waste time" walking around nyc, eat, and then watch wicked at night!!

thank the lord i finally got a job to save up for this :]

how cheap? could someone with little income such as myself get in? :ha:

Do you call ahead to make reservations? That sounds fun!

It was $25 when we went, and you could book from the box office or buy tickets on the day (if they have any left) I think I saw somewhere advertising it for $18 though... I think it was expedia, but you had to be booking a holiday so that's probably no good.

It was one of the best days ever for us! We went to the emerald curtain tour in the morning, Wicked for the evening performance in fantastic seats, had some dinner and then went and watched Avenue Q. :mrgreen:

I think its $25 for adults and $15 for kids 12 and under. I'm probably going to go do it in April with my mom! :mrgreen: