The theatre is beautiful, built 120 years ago, but with an old space there are some drawbacks. I would recommend not booking seats in the top tier of the theatre. It's very steep and awkward and the seats slant to the sides. There are also some obstructive views.

New Amsterdam Theatre opened in 1903, Though it is lovely, it is 120 years old. After getting the animated Aladdin out of our heads, we thoughally enjoyed the Broadway performance. We had terrific center orchestra seats and felt that the show was just for us. Wonderful voices, choreography, orchestra, lighting, and staging. Very special feel-good entertainment.

It was a wonderful performance of "Aladdin" tonight at 8:30! It is a birthday gift for me (January 7th). The last year ago, I was watching "Aladdin" too. Engaging other set of actors, and himself pretty actor playing Aladdin. I loved very much the scene about Arabian nights and Magic Carpet. They dance and sing!!!!! There was 1 intermission. I wish them good luck to head for Hollywood!!!!! The Broadway show is lasting for two hours and fifteen minutes, be sure you park with "iPark", when you ride further for approximately a minute. 👍👍👍👍🧞‍♂️

We attended Aladdin spectacular Broadway show and enjoyed it very much. I booked the tickets online via broadway.com. The New Amsterdam theatre is reachable via subway. Highly recommended.

My thoughts on Aladdin. It was very good, the costumes were amazing. The set was unique, versatile and well thought out. The performers were wonderful, the lead, currently a fellow Peabody Conservatory alum, Michael Maliakel was outstanding. Princess Jasmine had a lovely voice. There was great chemistry among the cast, especially with the wonderful performance of Aladdin's three friends Kassim, Omar and Babkak. The magic carpet "whole new world" was to say the least magical and brilliant as only Disney could have done. I only had 3 complaints: Bathrooms, holy cow the Bathrooms are a joke, far too few no way to meet demand. The Genie, while his entertainment value and showmanship do the character justice, and were very good, his singing voice was meh at best (sure that's harsh I know but it was cringe inducing) to be fair it was a matinee performance and maybe he rocked it last night. Finally, the biggest sin, it was over amplified. I made it about 1/2 way through the opening number barely understanding a thing or note played before putting in my ear plugs. By doing that I suddenly had vocal and orchestral clarity. Everything it seems is being amped, every instrument every voice and not in a good way, if I were Disney I'd hire some new sound people.

Celebrated a family member's birthday by taking the family to see Aladdin. We have two 6-year-olds with us. They sat through the entire performance and both young and old enjoyed it. Seats were far right of orchestra, which we were a little apprehensive about, but was able to see the stage clearly. Would recommend grabbing a booster seat for the little ones.

My daughter booked Aladdin for me, my wife, our son-in-law, and our three grandsons during a visit to NYC this past summer. The theater itself is historic and very beautiful. The show was very entertaining. It even kept the attention of our six year old, which is quite a feat.