by Disney Theatrical Productions
Photo: Rob Young from United Kingdom · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Disney's stage version of The Lion King, famous for its life-size animal puppets and masks that fill the theater during the opening number. A visually striking pick for families with school-age kids.
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Open run; 8 shows a week
Ticket prices vary by date and seat
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Ages 6–17.
Ticket prices vary by date and seat
Open run; 8 shows a week
200 W 45th St, 10036, in the Theater District, Manhattan.
Yes. The Lion King on Broadway is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Disney Theatrical Productions: lionking.com.
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