AG's office recovers over $1M for customers who bought tickets to shows canceled during pandemic
The Attorney General's Office announced it recovered over $1 million that will be used to reimburse thousands of customers who brought tickets to shows that were canceled during the pandemic.
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Mar 2, 2022, 10:53 PM
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375ds agoIf your plans to see a show at the Westchester Broadway Theatre were foiled by COVID-19, you could be entitled to a refund.
The Attorney General's Office announced it recovered over $1 million that will be used to reimburse thousands of customers who brought tickets to shows that were canceled during the pandemic.
The Elmsford theatre has agreed to refund all tickets and gift certificates that were purchased before the start of the pandemic in March 2020.
