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Is there a shop to do the road trip Broadway versions of the shows.

Had I known Beauty and the Beast was in town, I would've red shirted myself for at least an afternoon.

It would be too cool to go see the shows, take my niece and get paid for the privilege.

Live your life in such a way that when your feet hit the floor in the morning; the devil shudders...And yells OH #%*+! SHE'S AWAKE!

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I dont think they are, but you should focus on the venues instead of the shows itself. I have a shopped a venue while Disney Live! was in town. Probably the closest you will get to a Disney Broadway show shop. I do have to say, I would just pay to see the show and enjoy it instead. The running around the stadium and then the very heavy detailed narrative is not worth it for me.

Have PV-500 & UE certified

I have seen shops for the Disney Stores.

In situations where there is something somewhat extravagant (I'm frugal) that I want to treat myself to .... I try to justify it by scheduling shops I maybe would not have done, in the days before/days after.... I try to shoot for making at least 150% the cost of the event/treat. Then I can, in my mind, say it was "free."

I recently did two furniture shops, a video dealership, and a bank, to pay for sky-diving.

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I think you have more chances of scoring free tickets through some radio station or facebook contest. And you would not be working while attending the event

I once accepted a "fine dining " shop at Downtown Disney in Anaheim, when the kids had passes. I figured my hubby and I might have a nice meal from it. Imagine my dissapointment when I arrived and there were two sides to the restaurant- a nice white tablecloth one, and the one I was assigned.

You had to order at the counter, then find a table and they would deliver the food to you. Waiting in line took about half an hour. It was fast food-lots of fried crap. We had to eat while looking upon the hoi-polloi enjoying their delicios looking food. And the MS company STILL advertises it as "Fine Dining" on their e-mails!

Now that's what I call nerve.

Kona Kathie

Thanks everyone, I had visions of grandeur.

Guess I'll buy a fishing license and use it when I don't have a shot of submitting reports, because no wifi or Bluetooth. In theory, I might catch some food.

If nothing else, I'll have an hour just for me.

Live your life in such a way that when your feet hit the floor in the morning; the devil shudders...And yells OH #%*+! SHE'S AWAKE!

My friend got two tics to a Crosby, Stills, and Nash concert the other night by giving blood. Evidently the radio station that sponsors the blood drives almost always gives out some sort of concert ticket. And the best part was that she invited me as her guest. Giving some blood sounds a lot easier and helpful to those who need it then running around checking out everything imaginable at the concert on a shop.
I shop other shops for cash for Aveda products since I never catch that shop anymore and mystery shopping is what got me addicted.

Every once in awhile I'll see a concert shop posted on a couple sites...but thats rare....

I'm looking to see if a certain wintertime sports team will ever be shopped in Chicago...I'd do that shop in a heartbeat!!!!

Silver certified (since 2009) and willing to do shops all around the greater Chicago, NW Indiana, and Southern Wisconsin areas (including airports!.

I messed up.

Live your life in such a way that when your feet hit the floor in the morning; the devil shudders...And yells OH #%*+! SHE'S AWAKE!

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