Aladdin Broadway Tickets

The famous book “One Thousand and One Nights” comes to life on Broadway with Aladdin, the musical comedy based on the 1992 Disney animated film.

Why See Aladdin on Broadway?

The musical tells the story of Aladdin, an 18-year-old living on the streets of Agrabah with his monkey, Abu. His life changes when he finds a magic lamp containing a genie who grants him three wishes. Aladdin uses these wishes to pursue Jasmine, the Sultan's daughter. However, the villainous Jafar steals the lamp, leading Aladdin to save Jasmine and the kingdom.

The production features dance and visual effects and runs for two and a half hours. It is produced by the creators of The Lion King and Sister Act.

Theater Details

The New Amsterdam Theater, opened in 1903 and located in Times Square, is the venue for Aladdin. It has a seating capacity of 1,801 and was renovated in 1997 to host Disney musicals.

Seating Options

Seating is allocated at booking based on availability. Tickets can be purchased in the following areas:

Rear Balcony: Upper floor of the theaterMid Mezzanine: Orchestra front or side seats or center of the mezzanineFront Balcony: Back of the mezzanine and balconyFront Orchestra/Front Mezzanine: Orchestra and front mezzanine seating

Ticket Availability

Shows occur daily, but tickets sell out quickly. It is advisable to book at least two months in advance, particularly during summer and Christmas.

Important Info

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