| re: Seating problems, hard curtain at Cursed Child ruined a friend's experience. |
| Posted by: mikem 03:00 pm EST 12/30/21 |
| In reply to: re: Seating problems, hard curtain at Cursed Child ruined a friend's experience. - Singapore/Fling 12:57 pm EST 12/30/21 |
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I would guess that if the people in the lobby had made it past the ticket checkers, there would have been some kind of announcement to them that they need to stop looking around and get to their seats because the show is about to start. Audience members don't usually ignore that announcement so I am speculating that the audience was still waiting to be processed.
You may be right that they just don't have enough staff to process the line efficiently. Prior to the pandemic, HP opened its door very early and encouraged patrons to come early to look around. So they know (or knew) how to get people into their seats.
I agree with Ann that if audience members are in line 50 minutes before curtain time, it's reasonable for them to expect that they will be able to be in their seat before the show starts. |
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