Aladdin Broadway Tickets

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

Why See Aladdin on Broadway?

The musical tells the tale 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, enabling him to win the heart of Jasmine, the Sultan’s daughter. However, the villainous Jafar steals the lamp, leading Aladdin to rescue Jasmine and the kingdom.

This story comes to life with a spectacular dance production and visual effects. Directed by the acclaimed producers behind The Lion King and Sister Act, this two-and-a-half-hour musical captivates audiences. The New York Times calls Aladdin a “fabulous musical that exceeds all expectations.”

Theater Details

The historic 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 underwent renovation in 1997 to host Disney musicals after serving as a cinema.

Seating Options

New Amsterdam Theatre allocates seats at the time of booking on a best-available seat basis. You can book tickets in the following areas:

Rear Balcony: Upper floor of the theaterMid Mezzanine: Orchestra front, side seats, or center mezzanine areaFront Balcony: Back of the mezzanine and balcony seatsFront Orchestra/Orchestra/Front Mezzanine: Middle orchestra area and front mezzanine seating

Ticket Availability

There is a show every day, but tickets sell out quickly. If visiting New York City in summer or at Christmas, it is advisable to book tickets at least two months in advance.