Aladdin seating tips?

[NorthernCalMom]

Hello; sorry if this has been discussed already, but my kids (4 and 6 years old) love the Aladdin show. In the past, we've usually gotten seats very high up, since it meant not waiting in line for very long and was fun to watch the carpet fly by (and also since my little one was a bit unpredictable as far as crankiness was concerned and I didn't want to be closer upfront, in case we had to leave).

Now, that I heard that the carpet is grounded indefinitely and that the kids are older and less likely to be a disturbance to other people in the audience, I'm wondering about sitting up closer to the stage.

Any advice as to when and where to line up? We'd probably try to hit the first show.

Thanks in advance!

 

[cmwade77]

This really depends on when you are going, if there are 5 shows a day, you should be able to show up about 30 minutes prior to show time, unless you have preferred seating with your package, then about 15 minutes would be fine.

Anywhere in Orchestra is good, so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

 

[DisneytheKid]

Good to know!

 

[Disneyland 1951]

For a completely different experience, sit the the 3 seats in the front row on the right side.

Much of the action happens on the audiance right. Opening, Genie Jokes, Jasmines solo, etc. On the floor level the Carpet comes out and will high five them, and on occasion actually speak to them. The Elephant stops right in front of them, both the camels and horses will stop and let the kids pet them.

Get there 35 minutes early, enter at the top and go directly to the front.

 

[8lovesmickey]

We sat in the front row of the middle section and it was great - the parade was right in front of us and no one was blocking our view of the stage.

We had preferred seating because we were staying at the DLH, but most preferred seating people sat in the front section so there were plenty of seats left in our row.