No ‘Hamilton’ tickets yet? Now there’s a digital lottery for the Charlotte performance
Caught without “Hamilton” tickets? Now there’s a new way to get a spot to see the musical about American founding father Alexander Hamilton.
Producer Jeffrey Seller and Blumenthal Performing Arts have announced a digital lottery for tickets that will begin in conjunction with the Tony- and Grammy-award wining show’s first Charlotte performance April 26 at the Belk Theater.
Here’s how it works: A limited number of $10 tickets will be available for every performance. Digital lotteries will begin on each Friday and close the following Thursday for the upcoming week’s performances.
When does it start: The lottery will first open at 10 a.m. Friday, April 15 and will close at noon Thursday, April 21 for the shows April 26 through May 1.
What you need to do:
But what if you don’t win?:
“Hamilton” tickets are still on sale. Check the official “Hamilton” channels and blumenthalarts.org for late release seats.
COVID-19 notes:
Guests are encouraged to wear a mask indoors and must agree to abide by whatever protocols are in place at the time of a performance. Blumenthal may issue a refund, refuse admission or remove a guest over failure to follow health and safety measures.
