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More tour groups from South America?
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Re: More tour groups from South America?
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Re: More tour groups from South America?
I work in the box office at Cirque and I have noticed more and more Brazillians coming into town.
I was wondering if being extremely indecisive is a common occurance in South American families?
I see it with all sorts of people, but a lot of the time, South American families will come up to the booth, stare at the prices and chat about it for about 5 minutes...then ask to see the seating chart, chat for another 10 minutes, ask me every single question available, then talk amongst themselves for awhile longer....then, they ask for front and center seats which have been sold out for at least 3 weeks.
On another note: I don't understand SGs who come to Cirque on the day of show expecting to get A+ seats. It's an extremely popular show, and any every-day joe can figure out that a reservation would be a good idea.
I was wondering if being extremely indecisive is a common occurance in South American families?
I see it with all sorts of people, but a lot of the time, South American families will come up to the booth, stare at the prices and chat about it for about 5 minutes...then ask to see the seating chart, chat for another 10 minutes, ask me every single question available, then talk amongst themselves for awhile longer....then, they ask for front and center seats which have been sold out for at least 3 weeks.
On another note: I don't understand SGs who come to Cirque on the day of show expecting to get A+ seats. It's an extremely popular show, and any every-day joe can figure out that a reservation would be a good idea.
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Re: More tour groups from South America?
It's because they're...paddington2004 wrote:then, they ask for front and center seats which have been sold out for at least 3 weeks.
On another note: I don't understand SGs who come to Cirque on the day of show expecting to get A+ seats. It's an extremely popular show, and any every-day joe can figure out that a reservation would be a good idea.
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Re: More tour groups from South America?
Don't worry, it's not just you. They do that at Blue Man Group too!paddington2004 wrote:On another note: I don't understand SGs who come to Cirque on the day of show expecting to get A+ seats. It's an extremely popular show, and any every-day joe can figure out that a reservation would be a good idea.
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