Aladdin Tickets

Typical of Disney, Aladdin is a magical event. With great music, Jaw dropping sets and stunning costumes that change With a blink of an eye. A must see for every Disney enthusiast !

The costumes were absolutely magnificent and the cast was marvelous. A wonderful show for adults and kids alike.

Lots of fun for the kids. The show felt very Disney'ish and lacked the typical Broadway musical experience.

I was glad it wasn't just like the Aladdin at WDW. This was a wonderful presentation. I brought a three year old along,, even though he was a little young he loved it!!!!

I had been waiting to see this show for months, and when the day finally arrived, I could hardly believe it. This 35 year-old was a kid again. Fabulously entertaining, with great music (even a song, "Proud Of Your Boy" that was supposed to be included in the movie), great sets and effects and beautiful costumes, this show brought the movie to life and then some! Though some elements of the movie were cut/changed (this isn't Lion King with any talking animals), the additional characters and songs lended more to the story in terms of the bonds of friendship. My friends and I were initially concerned because we did not see the original actors for Aladdin and the Genie, but the standbys did not disappoint one bit. I truly hope that this show stays on Broadway for a long time, because I will be returning to see it again...at least another 5 times!

I was very excited to see Aladdin, I purchased 9 tickets for a bachelorette party. However, I was little disappointed that on a Saturday night 2 of the main characters were understudies. While they did a good job, I believe missing the main stars (Aladdin & the genie) lowered my review score. I had read so much about James Monroe Iglehart and how he was the standout performer of the whole show and not having him as the genie was a let down. While I understand there are understudies for a reason, I did not expect that for prime time event, especially during the first month of the show for us to be missing the main stars. Overall it was a good show, loved the set, especially the magic carpet. One other critique is that they completely took out Abu. They should have incorporated him into the show as one of Aladdin's friends.

This Broadway show was absolutely amazing. The genie did a phenomenal job!! I loved every second of Aladdin! I highly recommend this show!!!

The characters were so much fun! This was a birthday present for my 4 yr. old granddaughter and it was her first Broadway show. She was mesmerized! Truth be told, I would have gone to see it even without her.

Great production. A lot of new songs were introduced.

LOVED THIS !!! has music and laughter and visual delight for everyone

Enjoyed the show - but, would have thought it would be funnier - especially since it's a "comedy." - The Aladdin show @ Disney Land, California was better!

We went to see this on a cold, rainy night and it cheered us up instantly! Michael James Scott as the Genie was awesome! Funny and sweet with tons of singing and dancing - this cast works very hard on this show. The costumes were beautiful and the humore was infectious!

The best disney broadway musical. It was amazing!!!

I have seen a lot of Broadway musicals, and I believe this is the most visually appealing, colorful, sparkly, and magical one yet! The sets were fantastic and captured the spirit of Agrabah as imagined by the creators of the movie. The most spectacular number is the showstopping "Friend Like Me" (and it did stop the show--for several minutes--while the audience loudly whooped and applauded). There are also a number of visual tricks that will leave many wondering, "How did they do that?". Particularly worth mentioning is the magic carpet ride, which was executed brilliantly (I was on the seventh row orchestra and I couldn't figure out the mechanics of it). Several additional songs made for a more full-fledged musical than the movie version, and they were enjoyable! I especially liked "A Million Miles Away" and "Proud of Your Boy." As far as the cast, I am at a disadvantage, because BOTH the Genie and Aladdin (Argh, I SO wanted to see Adam Jacobs) were played by understudies. Standby Genie, Michael James Scott, was very good (although I have no basis for comparison to Iglehart), and I didn't feel cheated in that regard. But I am sorry to say that Aladdin's understudy, Joshua Dela Cruz, seemed rather overwhelmed by this vocally and physically demanding role. He seemed out of breath and a bit pitchy during the more active songs (particularly "One Jump Ahead") and his voice was not "Disney" enough for my taste (that is, he had a rather pronounced vibrato). He had zero chemistry with Courtney Reed (who otherwise gave a quite capable performance as Jasmine) and I think dragged her performance down a bit when they were on stage together. There were also some wardrobe malfunctions with Aladdin's turban, which kept getting caught on the microphone; this is easily forgivable, considering it is so early in the run AND Dela Cruz was clearly not used to playing this role. Jonathan Freeman was fantastic; as many probably know, he was the voice of Jafar in the movie, and his stage presence as the villain did not disappoint. My only criticism of the Broadway version is the choice to replace Aladdin's monkey Abu and Jasmine's tiger Rajah with a set of three friends for Aladdin and three handmaidens for Jasmine. I realize the challenges of taking an animal from the animated feature to the stage (although DIsney has succeeded in this regard before), and it is true that Abu and Rajah, unlike Iago (who is cleverly cast as a crony of Jafar), don't have integral speaking roles, but function more as an audience for Jasmine and Aladdin to share their thoughts with. Still, I'm not sure that the solution was optimal. All six of these characters are extraneous to the plot, despite the attempt to give Aladdin's friends some purpose by involving them in freeing Aladdin from prison. But still, on the whole, it was a terrific musical, and well worth the money!

In case that reference went over your head, it was like being a 5 year old at a magic show. It was light-hearted, enthralling, vocally impressive, well paced, and a good fit for both kids and adults. Like any well written family show, kids get the visual, adults get the script. I had not intended on seeing Aladdin when I went to New York and ended up going on the request of a friend. Yet now I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a little happiness and magic in their life. Just go see the show. It'll be good for you.

Went for my daughter's 21st birthday she and my other daughter loved it. Fan-tas-tic, true to disney movie. Genie was amazing, funny and energetic truly engaged the audience with his performance. Musical numbers were genius.

The Genie was amazing. Costuming and choreography were excellent. A bit disappointing that we had several understudies in the performance given that the show has only been open a week.

As a huge fan of Disney, and of Broadway, I was ecstatic when I heard Aladdin would be coming to the Great White Way. As one of my all-time favorite movies, I was a little concerned that the final result would be disappointing. Those concerns were misplaced, as the final result was everything I could have hoped for and more. The entire show moved from one spectacle to another, each one as enjoyable, if not more so, than the last. The new songs and characters honored the spirit of the movie, while simultaneously forging their own path. I was belly laughing almost the entire show, and when the curtain dropped barely two and a half hours later, it seemed like no time had passed at all. Out of the almost dozen Broadway shows and national tours I've seen, this was by far the best and my personal favorite, and I'll likely go see it again before the original cast moves on. Highly recommend it!

Aladdin is an incredible show from beginning to end. The acting, dancing and singing was superb. Loved all the costumes, wow, what a lot of quick changes!

Overall the play was very similar to the movie, but the Genie had some updated lines. Music, costumes and performances were spectacular. However, the sets and effects were lacking for a Disney production. I was disappointed. Have seen Beauty and the Beast, Mary Poppins, Lion King and Little Mermaid. All were better in that area.