Not too surprisingly...

[matataku_hoshi]

...it seems that the entire Tokyo run of Elisabeth sold out its first day.  People who are more experienced than I, exactly how often did this happen in Tokyo?  It was the same case with hanagumi's Black Lizard/Tuxedo Jazz.  However, for Ryouma Sakamoto, ParisSora, and Sakura tickets were still available during the run, although I believe as time went on they eventually sold out as well.  I don't think I'd want to pick up and move to Kansai, but it does seem like there are perks to being a Zuka fan there. 

As for me, I'm pretty sure I've managed to obtain tickets Elisabeth for a Tuesday night via someone I know who is in Tomo no Kai.  But if I had thought about seeing the show more than once...it became chotto muri the second I was not at Lawsons at 10 AM on Sunday morning (I was, in fact, sleeping).  I guess I could do toujitsuken, but unfortunately I'm going to be fairly busy during the Elisabeth run.  We'll see.  I'm looking forward to it regardless.  And I'm dragging along both my non-Zuka friend and a friend of hers who is visiting from America.

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[arlecchinic.livejournal.com]

HA, even if you had been there, you may have left empty-handed. mizukusa went all the way to the airport Ticket PIA, because there'd be little/no queue, to get mine. She got the first day booked, and then couldn't get any more because everything was sold out. GREAT HUH. Especially what with the coming all the way from Australia and whatnot*. *shakes fist, returns to prowling Y!J*

[muffin-song.livejournal.com]

So she was only able to get tickets for herself for the first day and by then everything else was sold out? Owch, sorry to hear that. Um...toujitsuken is your friend?

It does piss me off that there are people out there who are able to get access to really good tickets (or tickets at all) and then choose to scalp them. Although if all of the scalpers went away sadly I'm not sure if it would help the situation.

[arlecchinic.livejournal.com]

Oh, no! The first day was tickets for both of us, and wasn't actually the first day, but the first day that I'm seeing it. (The 12th) And the fact they the tickets she could get are first row of the second floor SS ones, I'm not too upset. But she says the booking more or less went,
"Right, SS for 7/12, that's booked."
"Thanks, okay, S for 7/13, please."
"No S left for that day, sorry. ...Or A. ...Or B. Same for the next day. And the day after that. MY GOD IT'S ALL BOOKED OUT."

I have such a love-hate relationship with the scalpers. On the one hand, MORALLY WRONG, on the other hand, I don't think I could have gotten the seats I've gotten without them.

[muffin-song.livejournal.com]

Glad that you're getting to see Elisabeth at least once.

Forget if I said this before, but I feel the same way about scalpers...as horrible as they are, would these kinds of seats be available at all if they weren't around?