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ALADDIN, one of Broadway's most extravagant spectacles, is on tour in a production that’s dazzling audiences across North America. Like the hit musical comedy that opened at Broadway's New Amsterdam Theatre in 2014 — and broke 14 New Amsterdam box-office records — ALADDIN’s touring production has been a runaway smash. Since launching its second national tour in October 2022, the touring production has perfectly embodied the Broadway show’s eye-popping illusions, glittering-gold costumes and stargazing rendition of “A Whole New World.” With music by Academy Award-winner Alan Menken, lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, and costuming by Tony Award-winner Gregg Barnes, ALADDIN is “Exactly What You Wish For!” (NBC-TV).
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ALADDIN (Touring) continues to be performed in theaters across North America. The most up-to-date run of shows is scheduled from February to May 2024, with additional dates expected to be announced soon.
Individual and group tickets for shows are available through Ticketmaster and local venue box offices.
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ALADDIN (Touring) travels across North America in the following cities:
For more information on tour dates and on sale times, click here. Be sure to add ALADDIN (Touring) to your favorites on Ticketmaster.com or the Ticketmaster app to get important alerts about tickets. (Download the Ticketmaster app for iPhone or Android.)
Group bookings of 10 or more for ALADDIN (Touring) are only available through local venue box offices. Group bookings for less than 10 guests are available through Ticketmaster. Visit your local venue for exact details.
Group bookings vary in price by performance, seating and military/student rates.
ALADDIN (Touring) is intended for a general audience; however, Disney recommends its productions for ages six and up. All persons entering the theater, regardless of age, must have a ticket.
Please be advised that fog is used during the performance.
The current cast members for ALADDIN (Touring) may include Adi Roy as Aladdin, Marcus M. Martin as Genie, Senzel Ahmady as Jasmine, Anand Nagraj as Jafar, Aaron Choi as Iago, Sorab Wadia as the Sultan, Nathan Levy as Omar, Jake Letts as Babkak, and many others.
The full list of cast members can be viewed here.
I saw this show on Broadway in New York a couple of years ago and it is still as Awesome as it was then. Has a lot of comedy in it. I would definitely recommend that you go see it.
Total entertainment. The experience is totally magical.
One of the best productions I’ve seen! Actors put their all in to this with the help of a great audience cheering them on. Magic carpet ride and the genie - ❤️❤️❤️
Excellent production and cast but the sound at the Paramount was way too loud. It was very painful at times.
We had a great time at Alladin. Cast was wonderful all around, sets were outstanding. A good fun show. Only downside and this is on Fresno I thought the parking at $25.00 was a bit excessive
Every single thing about this performance was phenomenal!! The cast was amazing and extremely talented. The orchestra was spot on and effortlessly composed. The sets and costumes vibrant and brilliant. There was energy in the room from start to finish.
My husband and I had a great evening watching Aladdin Musical. Disney does not disappoint. We enjoyed the whole show. Great casts also.
Great show, Genie was amazing! It’s a little long but worth it! Bright colors, very entertaining!
Disney's Aladdin came to Fresno and it was amazing. Genie, Aladdin, Jasmine, and yes even Jafar were so much fun. The whole cast and company is included in this praise. The special effects used for the cave of wonders was neat and the magic carpet ride was sweet. Next time I'll get closer seats. This is a musical everyone can love.
The performance was good. Singing great and writing was fine. The sound at the theater is less than ideal. They need to crank up the volume significantly. We say orchestra center and everyone felt like the volume was on low.
