How long is the Aladdin show in DCA?

[TSRE]

Does anyone know how long the Aladdin show lasts for? Does it take very long to get out afterwards? Thanks!

 

[Leshaface]

I think it's only like 40 minutes or so...

Actually, to get out is pretty fast...I think everyone is just trying to get out of there to make up for that 40 minutes of not riding everything, so pretty much everyone is booking it out of there!

But it is a great show!

 

[TSRE]

Thanks! We've been I don't know how many times to DCA, and have never wanted to "take the time" to see it, but after hearing how great it is, we are going to this time.

 

[Leshaface]

Thanks! We've been I don't know how many times to DCA, and have never wanted to "take the time" to see it, but after hearing how great it is, we are going to this time.

That's exactly how I was for a long time! I'm the type of person that is always on the go and don't have "time" to sit around and watch a show...but then I remembered, it's disney, they're going to have the most awesome shows around!

 

[MagicalMomAZ]

I was curious as well - we had to leave bc we had ressies ...somewhere. So it filled the time for a bit until we had to get to the restaurant. Now I know!

 

[gowensby]

I just got back from DLR today! The Aladdin show was one of my favorite attractions. I arrived approximately 30 minutes prior to the listed time and even after all the priority seating (I know that's the wrong term, but the right term escapes me) people entered I was able to find a seat on the front row. Granted crowds were non-existent. (I waited 10 minutes for Soarin' and walked into Twilight Zone) The only negative to that seat was not being able to fully enjoy the magic carpet ride. BUT--the pros of seeing the performers' eyes and facial expression, and having the animal characters right in front of me made missing that one feature worth it. I sat next to a retired gentleman who was a former teacher of the Magic Carpet character.

I would say, "DO NOT MISS Aladdin!"

 

[Leshaface]

I just got back from DLR today! The Aladdin show was one of my favorite attractions. I arrived approximately 30 minutes prior to the listed time and even after all the priority seating (I know that's the wrong term, but the right term escapes me) people entered I was able to find a seat on the front row. Granted crowds were non-existent. (I waited 10 minutes for Soarin' and walked into Twilight Zone) The only negative to that seat was not being able to fully enjoy the magic carpet ride. BUT--the pros of seeing the performers' eyes and facial expression, and having the animal characters right in front of me made missing that one feature worth it. I sat next to a retired gentleman who was a former teacher of the Magic Carpet character.

I would say, "DO NOT MISS Aladdin!"

Don't you love when the crowds are low and you score awesome seats for everything!??