Tickets for Hyperion theater

[Hazelbasil]

Hi,

Newbe here and I just posted this under the "community" ... and I think it's in the wrong place. So please accept my apology for the duplicate posting.

How do I buy tickets to see the Aladdin show?

Thanks!!

 

[smile4stamps]

Thats the wonderful part of Disney! You don't need to buy tickets! It's included in your Park Admission ticket!

 

[Hazelbasil]

Thank you ... I was TOLD that it wasn't a "purchase" (my poor wording) that you could get "reserved seats" .... but obviously that was wrong.

I'll be honest ... here's my dilemma ... in 2007 we went to Disneyland during Massachusetts April School Vacation and we virtually had the park to ourselves (and it was only open 9-9). Our longest wait for 30 minutes for Space Mountain, everything else was under 20 .... but THIS year, our vacation is before Easter and the park is opened 8-midnight, leading me to believe they are expecting crowds.

Will we need to line up hours before a show to get in? (I understand the theater holds 2000 people) but how far in advance of the show would be need to line up?

Thanks again!

 

[skiingfast]

Thank you ... I was TOLD that it wasn't a "purchase" (my poor wording) that you could get "reserved seats" .... but obviously that was wrong.

I'll be honest ... here's my dilemma ... in 2007 we went to Disneyland during Massachusetts April School Vacation and we virtually had the park to ourselves (and it was only open 9-9). Our longest wait for 30 minutes for Space Mountain, everything else was under 20 .... but THIS year, our vacation is before Easter and the park is opened 8-midnight, leading me to believe they are expecting crowds.

Will we need to line up hours before a show to get in? (I understand the theater holds 2000 people) but how far in advance of the show would be need to line up?

Thanks again!

There are reserved seats but the ticket are part of package deals.

For this I would line up about 30- 45 minutes before hand. If you happen to be in the area before the show just take a look at how many people are waiting in the outdoor plaza. The closest seats aren't always the best to take in the big stage show anyway.

Lines may look huge to you. Make sure to use FP on all the best attractions to minimize waits.

 

[jernysgirl]

I agree with skiingfast, probably 30-45 minutes would be plenty of time to get a good seat. Each section gets you a different experience, and from what I remember the reserved seating (that comes with a Disney vacation package) is right up front. And while some may see that as the best seats, our family prefers to either sit farther back or on the top second level to get more of a complete view of the show. If you sit too close, there are some parts of the show you might miss.