SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - Tickets went on sale this morning for the hottest act coming to San Diego.
One of those in line was Margurite McCurley-Jenkins, waiting for her chance to grab tickets to the Broadway hit, Hamilton. She and her mom got in line around 9:40 a.m.
"When I saw the line, I didn't think it was that long, but didn't take into consideration how long everybody would take to get their tickets," McCurley-Jenkins said.
"It feels great, especially after 4.5 hours," McCurley-Jenkins said after finally getting her tickets.
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Not everyone waited that long, Stephanie Roman only waited two hours, but that's because she ended up taking her cousin's spot.
"He came down at 9 a.m., I took his place at 11 and I just purchased tickets at 1 p.m.," Roman said.
Roman said she's not even going to the show, but says she scored him good tickets.
"I said it would be great if the tickets would be on a Sunday, and she said great I have something for Sunday, these are great seats all together either evening or matinee," Roman said.
Prices start at $75 but can go as high as $595. There are 28 scheduled performances.
If you miss out you can try the lottery Hamilton is holding before each show where 35 fans have a chance to buy $10 orchestra seats.
Those details will be released closer to the show opening in January.
