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Aladdin
A familiar Disney adventure with the scale of a Broadway night.
Running time: Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes, including intermission
214 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036

Now playing
A familiar Disney adventure with the scale of a Broadway night.
Running time: Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes, including intermission
The New Amsterdam Theatre gives a Broadway visit a sense of occasion before the curtain rises. Opened in 1903 and reopened by Disney in 1997, it invites a little time for the building as well as the performance. Its West 42nd Street address is worth saving carefully: the nearby Lyric has a different entrance and is a different theater.
214 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036
Find the production you want to see, then choose your date.
View shows at this venue →If this is a child’s first Broadway trip, start with the production’s age guidance, running time, and content information. A familiar story does not remove the need to consider a full-length live performance. Plan a meal and restroom stop so that getting seated feels like the start of the treat.
Let each person’s needs shape the booking. Ask about booster availability directly rather than counting on one, and avoid promising a child a clear view from a seat you have not checked. Keep the day’s earlier activities manageable so the show does not become the last exhausting stop in a packed itinerary.
For Aladdin, make the seating decision for the whole party rather than choosing the least expensive individual ticket first. Compare adjacent seats in the Orchestra, Mezzanine, and Balcony, then consider the child’s age, the running time, and whether the route is manageable for everyone. A familiar film title does not replace the live production’s admission guidance.
An elevated location offers a different perspective on the stage from a closer Orchestra seat. Read any rail or restricted-view note attached to the seat you select. If you need designated wheelchair and companion locations, arrange those together; the building’s elevator does not make every row step-free.
SEATING ADVICE
Compare the party’s total cost across sections, then prioritize a suitable access route and any required seat arrangements before choosing on price.
Consider an elevated section if you enjoy taking in the stage as a whole. Ask about rails, restrictions, and the exact location before booking.
Request the designated location and companion seating together. Do not buy a general section ticket expecting it to be converted on arrival.
Choose a show at New Amsterdam Theatre above and open its performance calendar. Select the date and time, then use Book Tickets to see the available options. Some shows offer individual seats; others offer a seating section or price band. Review the seating details, total price, and any conditions about sitting together before you book.
Use the seating guide to narrow your search, then read any restricted-view information attached to the actual ticket. For a last-minute booking, confirm the performance time and ticket-delivery instructions while leaving enough time to reach 214 West 42nd Street. Calendar availability can change until your booking is confirmed.
For a wheelchair space, transfer seat, or companion arrangement, confirm the specific location and access route with the venue before purchase. These are different requirements, and an ordinary aisle seat may not meet them.
The operator identifies designated wheelchair and companion locations at the rear of the Orchestra and Mezzanine as the seats without steps. Accessible restrooms are listed on multiple levels. Arrange specific seating needs with the box office; elevator access does not mean every seat has a step-free route.
214 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036
Check the theater’s official visitor information ↗YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
214 West 42nd Street in Manhattan.
No. Double-check the venue name and entrance on your ticket.
The operator lists wheelchair and companion locations at the rear of the Orchestra and Mezzanine.
The production’s official access page lists on-demand captions and audio description; confirm arrangements before attending.
There is no universal answer. Consider the specific seat, view, access, and your child’s comfort.
No. Read the restrictions on your actual ticket and ask the box office about any unresolved concern.