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Every year, some of Hollywood's greatest gather at the Oscars. However, tickets are hard to come by, unless your're Hollywood royalty that is. These tickets can be extremely rare, however they aren't impossible to get. Here's how.

  1. Go to Oscars and register to sit in the bleachers lining the red carpet. Only 700 people will be chosen from the public, but the tickets are free. They draw these registrations like the lottery. These bleachers, however, aren't actually in the Awards Show themselves so this is your best chance of attending the event.[1]
  2. Seat fillers wait by to fill any seats that are empty in the event that somebody leaves during the awards show, so when the camera looks into the audience it isn't full of holes.[2]
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  3. This doesn't happen very often though.
  4. Call your friends, and your friends of friends, to see if anyone has connections to someone who's worked in the Hollywood industry. You'd be surprised at the turn out.[3]
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    This is my dream come true. My bucket list, I have Stage 3 uterine cancer and am dying to go. Could you please let me know the details on how to obtain tickets?
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    This article will give you some tips. There are a few hundred tickets given via random lottery as well. Just sign up and good luck.
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    Who sits up top at the Oscars?
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    The people sitting in the top rows are the less famous candidates and people not favored to win.
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    Can you live in another country?
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    Yes. You'll just have to travel to where the show is to go see it, but you'll have to pay for the travel fees like plane tickets and such.
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This article was co-authored by Christine Reed. Christine Reed is an Acting Coach and Talent Agent based in Centennial, Colorado. Christine is the owner of PEAK Acting Studios and has been teaching acting since 2010. PEAK Acting Studios offers acting for film and television classes for both kids and adults. Christine has previously taught casting director workshops, worked as a SAG licensed talent agent in LA and was head of the talent division for Peak Talent Agency. In addition, she has experience in casting, production and independent film, commercial, and music video directing. Christine also authored the book "Mom I Want to be on TV" A Parent’s Guide to the Entertainment Industry. This article has been viewed 178,904 times.
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