By Jennifer R Jones | Posted on January 12, 2010 5:26 PM
Beleaguered Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark Postpones Broadway Start Date, Ticket Holders Can Get A Refund For Tickets Or Exchange For An Appropriate Date
"Spider-Man" Delays Broadway Opening
Amidst all of the Spider-drama of late last year, the producers of the forthcoming musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark failed to actually confirm that the show would not start performances on February 25, 2010, as originally announced.
Most people inferred that it wouldn't be opening that soon, given all of the Spider-Man musical's financial trouble, but ticket holders were left to wonder whether or not they'd actually get to use their Spider-Man tickets at all.
Refund Or Exchange Tickets
Finally today the producers of the big-budgeted Broadway show formally announced that Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark will not be opening in February, and that people who already purchased tickets can get a refund through Ticketmaster now if they so choose.
However, the Spider-Man production team does plan on announcing an actual opening date (most likely to be some time late this year) shortly, so ticket-holders also have the option of waiting until the revised performance schedule is announced, at which point they can simply exchange their current Spider-Man tickets for a suitable date.
