Aladdin show questions

[720L]

Tell me about Aladdin. Is it worth seeing? Do you have to get there early? Where are the best seats?

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

Most definately! On busy days you do. Orchestra level, back section, first row.

 

[Stacerita]

Most definately! On busy days you do. Orchestra level, back section, first row.

This is the sweetpea's and mine fave place to sit. No matter how early we get there, this is where we like to sit. I think it gives the best view of the entire show. Definately see this show if you get the chance. Totally worth it. One of the best IMO.

 

[never2muchdisney]

We were just looking for a nice place to sit and take a break, when the doors opened. So we went in. Didn't have any expectations, just a short stop on our way to ToT.

My entire family, including my husband, (he doesn't care much for the stage shows in any of the parks) rated the show a 10. It's definitely on the must do list at CA.

Just a small tip: If you are wearing your jacket or coat when you go in, (depending on the time of year), take it off before you sit down. It gets warm in the theater, and you can't stand up during the show and you can't get it off sitting down. The seats are very close together.

 

[Glynis]

Absolutely don't miss this show! It's a must do for us every time we go! We like to sit pretty much where Mary Jo said to sit. You get to see everything, and no one is in your way!

Just an FYI, make sure you visit the restroom before the show begins. One of my kids had to go during the show, and we had to leave and go outside of the building to find a bathroom. It was a long trek. However, it was easy to get back in. You simply get a pass from the CM at the door as you leave. But, it would be much better to go to the bathroom before you queue for the show.

 

[jennib5426]

I agree it is a good show but it eats up alot of time so be prepared.
It took almost 1 & 1/2 hour out of our day. If you are on a tight schedule you may want to think about that. We had the reserved seating tickets and got there 30 minutes early and all reserve seating was filled. We ended up in the balcony, which was better anyway.

 

[lntsmom]

The show was better quality than most of the kiddie shows that come our way here in the Heartland...and I've paid up to $50 a ticket for those (including Bear in the Big Blue House!)

We sat in the back row of the front orchestra section. The view was great, and my younger son had a unicorn "bite" his head, lol! He'd woken up on the wrong side of the bed that day, and that little bit of silliness by a CM turned his whole day around.

This is something I think the whole family would enjoy...but if you have older teen boys who insist they are too cool for such entertainment you might turn them loose and meet up together later. It wouldn't be worth listening to them gripe!

BTW...the bathroom thing is a good tip for ALL shows! I thought we'd be safe at Playhouse Disney as it has an indoor bathroom...but they closed that toward the end of the show, meaning my older son had to wait until we went outside.