Which innovative pricing strategy helped 'The Phantom of the Opera' become Broadway's longest-running show, setting industry standards for theatrical productions?

The performing arts industry has seen various innovative pricing strategies to maximize both accessibility and revenue. Broadway shows in particular have pioneered approaches that balance exclusivity with filling seats. This poll tests your knowledge of one of the most successful pricing innovations in theatrical history that helped 'The Phantom of the Opera' become the longest-running show on Broadway. Can you identify which groundbreaking pricing strategy contributed significantly to its record-breaking success?

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Dynamic premium pricing for center orchestra seats that could reach up to 300% of standard ticket prices during peak tourist seasons
Implementing a 'pay-what-you-can' system for all Monday night performances, creating accessibility while maintaining prestige
Subscription-based annual passes that guaranteed the same seats for 12 performances a year at a 40% discount
Rush ticket lottery system offering $25 front-row seats to students who arrived two hours before showtime