If you didn't register for priority booking for Harry Potter and The Cursed Child, don't panic - producers have confirmed another extended booking period so no-one misses out.
The tickets go on general sale tomorrow (October 30) for seats from January 11, 2017 to April 30, 2017.
After just eight hours on priority sale yesterday, 175,000 tickets were sold and some purchasers have been reselling their seats online for over £1,000 per ticket.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will be a sequel to the original book series. Set 19 years after the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, it will focus on Harry's youngest son Albus.
The play in two halves has been billed as the eighth part of the series and is based on a new story by JK Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany.
Although not a musical, Imogen Heap has been nabbed to do the music and they've enlisted the help of Olivier Award winner and Tony Award nominee Steven Hoggett to do the movement.
Previews officially begin on June 7 and there will be four special preview performances in late May.
Preview prices are £20, £50, £80 or £100 for a seat for both Part One and Part Two of the play, or £10, £25, £40 or £50 if bought separately.
Prices for performances from August 3 are £30, £70, £100 or £130 for a seat for both Part One and Part Two of the play, and £15, £35, £50 or £65 if bought separately.
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