by Disney Theatrical Productions
Disney's stage musical of Aladdin, with big production numbers, a magic carpet ride and a scene-stealing Genie. It is a popular first Broadway show for school-age kids.
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Open run
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Ages 6–17.
Ticket prices vary by date and seat
Open run
214 W 42nd St, 10036, in the Theater District, Manhattan.
Yes. Aladdin on Broadway is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Disney Theatrical Productions: aladdinthemusical.com.
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