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Disney’s ALADDIN is a dazzling and extravagant showcase of special effects — including a flying magic carpet during “A Whole New World” — as well as glittering-gold costumes and art deco-style sets that mirror the grandeur of a Busby Berkeley musical. One of Broadway’s most popular musical comedies, the show opened at the legendary New Amsterdam Theatre on March 20, 2014, and has since broken numerous house records (grossing over $500 million on Broadway). Eight-time Oscar winner Alan Menken composed the show’s music. The lyrics are by two-time Oscar winner Howard Ashman (Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid), as well as three-time Tony Award and three-time Oscar winner Tim Rice and six-time Tony Award nominee Chad Beguelin. The book is by Beguelin and direction/choreography is by two-time Tony Award-winner Casey Nicholaw.
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The New Amsterdam Theatre is located on 214 West 42nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenue. There is no designated on-site parking. However, there are numerous parking options in the Broadway Theater District. Here's a link to a Google map display of the various options in the Times Square area.
Taxis can stop outside the theatre for drop off and pick up.
The New Amsterdam Theatre is close to the 42nd Street - Times Square subway stop. You can take the 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W and S lines to reach the stop.
A subway map can be viewed here.
The closest bus stop to the New Amsterdam Theatre is on 7th Avenue - West 42nd Street via the M42 line.
A bus map can be viewed here.
ALADDIN is performed at New Amsterdam Theatre on 214 West 42nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenue in New York City’s Theater District. Individual and group tickets for the show are available through Ticketmaster and the New Amsterdam Theatre box office.
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Group bookings to see ALADDIN require a minimum purchase of 14 tickets. Visit Disney Theatrical Sales for exact details.
Group prices vary by performance, seating and military/student rates. Tickets for groups can be viewed here.
*To view U.S. Armed Forces events for Disney on Broadway, please visit Disney Theatrical Sales.
ALADDIN is intended for guests six and up. All guests require a ticket, regardless of age.
The current cast members for ALADDIN on Broadaway may include Michael Maliakel as Aladdin, Michael James Scott as Genie, Sonya Balsara as Jasmine, Dennis Stowe as Jafar, Milo Alosi as Kassim, Zach Bencal as Bakak, Brad Weinstock as Omar, JC Montgomery as Sultan and many others.
Check out the New Amsterdam Theatre seating map here.
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.
One of the very best shows I have ever seen! I would see this show again and again. It far exceeded my expectations.
I loved seeing Alladin on Broadway, I took my daughter, who was just 7 years old when the Disney Movie came out. She LOVED IT and even recognized the voice of Jafar as the same as the voice in the original Disney movie. What great ears she has LOL !!
This play was TERRIFIC!!! I brought my 23 year old daughter and we both LOVED it! The special effects, the music and the staging were truly GREAT!
Costuming, set, music....loved it all! Very entertaining and visually enticing! A couple of technical glitches during performance but were quickly forgotten- cast was great. The Genie steals the show! Enjoyable for young and not so young!!
A must see, Aladdin was full of high spirit fun and laughter.
Excellent show. Definitely worth the price. Fun for adults as well!
in a not so great time for broadway musicals, this is exactly what broadway needs. fun, enchanting, magical, musical, funny, touching everything you want from a musical. the only problem was that in the show i've been both Aladdin and Ginie, were understudies.... 8 days after opening night, that was rather disappointing.
The show was brilliant! Once again, Disney provides beautiful entertainment for all ages. Set design, costumes, music - well thought out and well executed.
We were very happy to see this play.. It was great.. Would see it again.
My 6 year-old daughter, 12 year-old niece, father, stepmom, and I all loved the show! The scenery and costumes are terrific, the new songs were good, and the actors were great. It was very family-friendly and we all had a wonderful time. My niece wanted to get autographs and photos after the show, and the actors were unbelievably kind and generous with their time.
Went to see Alladin with my 8 yr old and 11 year old. They both really loved it and were not bored for a second even tho they are both ADHD! The costumes and scenery were really amazing and worthy of Broadway and it was a real production!! (unlike the recent plays Ive seen on Broadway which have been well acted but nothing exciting where you feel like it was worth the money.) They changed certain particulars which were in the movie but I feel like they worked well for a show and creative innovative ways for the genie to appear and the cave of wonders etc. effects were great. The big complaint that I have is that they added so many new songs and didnt use enough of the old familiar ones. Some of them were really slow, boring and redundant and I feel like the show went on for a little too long. All in all, I would recommend but more for the kids.
Excellent adaption of the animated "Aladdin." Jonathan Freeman, who was the voice of Jafar in the movie, is Jafar in this stage version. My minor complaint is that Aladdin's monkey pal, Abu, has been replaced by human sidekicks. Jafar's parrot is also a human sidekick. I think the young children in the audience would have enjoyed seeing "puppets" as the animals in this production
Great show, very funny, wonderful costumes! Just the Musical's finale could have been much more mind-blowing - just like its start!
This play was exciting, entertaining, and captivating from beginning to end! All the players did an outstanding job! The Genie was high energy and captivating! I just wanted to go on stage and join the fun!
Just awesome! The colors and the costumes.....the special effects.....Aladdin has always been my favorite movie and the play did it justice!
