Billy Crystal returns to Broadway tonight with his new one-man show 860 at the Imperial Theatre for a 14-week run. Demand is huge, regular prices are high, and the only realistic way for most fans to see the show is the $59 Lottery and Rush. The problem is the system moves fast, rules are strict, and one small mistake means you lose the seat.
| Item | Lottery | Rush |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Digital random draw for $59 seats | In-person or digital same-day release for $59 seats |
| Price | $59 per ticket plus fees | $59 per ticket plus fees |
| Limit per person | 2 tickets per entry, 1 entry per person | 2 tickets per person with ID |
| Best for | Planning ahead, can enter from home | Flexible, last-minute, show up early |
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: What is the $59 Lottery for Billy Crystal’s 860?
- A: It is a digital random draw for $59 seats at the Imperial Theatre. You can enter from home, with a limit of 2 tickets per entry and 1 entry per person.
- Q: How does the $59 Rush work for 860?
- A: Rush releases $59 seats on the same day in-person or digitally. Limit is 2 tickets per person with ID, best for flexible last-minute buyers who can arrive early.
- Q: Lottery vs Rush, which should I choose?
- A: Choose Lottery for advance planning from home. Choose Rush for same-day flexibility and last-minute chances if you can queue early.
- Q: How much does a $59 Lottery or Rush ticket actually cost?
- A: The face value is $59 per ticket plus fees for both Lottery and Rush.