So, we went during something of a transitional period, according to a waiter. There was supposed to be a "secret" entry to the study for Breakfast at Piffany's that you had to ask about, but apparently now, it is something you have to call ahead and make reservations for. Would have been good to know in advance...when we asked waiters about it, they told us we could go, and sat us at a table while they "sat up" the room. So we sat around for an hour being told that we could go, which pissed off the waiter whose section we were put in, and then were told that now the room is reservations only and we, in fact, couldn't go. Nobody really seemed to know what was going on, until finally the manager came over to tell us that we couldn't go and we had to leave. Well. Bye. It's a nice variety show, but that's pretty much it. It's not a "social experiment" the way it was originally touted. Also, about 20% of the seating is TERRIBLE, which is where we wound up. I was behind a screen, so I didn't understand half of the jokes that used it, couldn't appreciate quite a few of the acts. The box office assured us that there "were no bad seats" - but I can definitely assure you that there are. The acts that I could appreciate were good. Completely disappointed after reading all of the reviews. Was expecting something unique, exciting and fun, but instead I paid $100, sat in a terrible seat, and then was put at a table for an hour expecting a midnight show, which I never got to see. Don't go...at least not until they get their shit figured out.
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