Book Of Mormon Case

2. Limited Capacity – once a product is full or sold out there is no way to get more of the exact same product. In the example above, I’ve chosen to demonstrate what purchasing tickets looked like when they are beginning to sell out. Since buying from a section that is almost or completely booked is harder for a customer to get, selective seating would be quite difficult if a customer has an ideal area to seat in. For example, booking 2 tickets in the mid premium (orchestra) would cost $358.30, once booking those tickets nobody else that wishes to purchase those exact seats will be able to get those seats because they’ve already been purchased.

3. If I was the customer looking into purchasing tickets for The Book of Mormon, I would choose