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The Met has just announced it is revising once again its rush ticket policy, doing away the "lottery" system in place earlier this season and instead going to a "first come, first served" online sale daily.

By La Cieca on November 20, 2014 at 3:42 PM

The Metropolitan Opera has just announced it is revising once again its rush ticket policy, replacing the “lottery” system in place earlier this season with “first come, first served” online sale on a daily basis.

Any of you in the cher public who participate in the new version of the rush program, La Cieca will be most interested to hear your experiences.

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