The Lion King Broadway Tickets
Show Details
When the young prince Simba is born, his evil uncle Scar loses his chance at becoming king, so Scar plans to kill Simba and his father, the King Mufasa, to claim the power. Simba survives, but Scar makes him believe that he is guilty of his father’s death, so Simba runs far away. When he comes back to the kingdom years later, Simba sees how the savannah has declined under his uncle’s power and decides to take what is rightfully his and confronts Scar.
The Lion King is based on the 1994 Oscar-winning Disney animated film with the same name. It's considered by many to be the best musical currently on Broadway and it has won six Tony Awards and an Evening Standard Award. It's New York’s best-selling musical since 1997. According to The New York Times: “There is simply nothing quite like it”.
Show Availability
Even though there are eight shows a week, The Lion King is the most popular musical on Broadway and tickets are quickly sold out. If you visit the Big Apple during the summer or Christmas, we recommend booking two months in advance.
Theatre Seating
The theatre allocates the best seats together that are available at the time of purchase - the earlier you book, the better! You can book the following tickets:
- Rear Orchestra (stalls): Rear refers to the seats at the back of a section, but which offer a full view of the stage. The Orchestra is the area on the ground floor or stalls (seating area), closest to the stage. It offers a direct view of the show.
- Front Mezzanine Seats: The Mezzanine area refers to the mezzanine, i.e. the first level above the Orchestra area. Ideal for viewing the entire stage and choreography. Therefore, Front Mezzanine seats are located at the front of the first floor.
- Premium Seats: seats located in the front row of the Mezzanine area.
- Seats with Reduced Visibility in the Stands (Rear Mezzanine): these are the last rows of the Mezzanine area.
Click on the following link to see the seating plan of the Minskoff Theatre.
The Theatre
The Minskoff Theatre hosts the Lion King Musical. It's housed in the Marriot Marquis Hotel and is currently the most modern theatre on Broadway. Its 1710 seats make it perfect for The Lion King!
Age Recommendation
The Lion King show is recommended for children over 6 years old.
No More Tickets Left?
Since this is such a popular musical, tickets quickly run out. If there are no tickets left on our website, you can try and purchase them on the online resale site: Seat Geek.
More Information
Duration
2h 30m.
Included
Tickets to The Lion King Musical
When to book?
You can book up to the tour start time subject to availability. Book now to guarantee your spot.
Type of voucher
Electronic. Show the voucher on your phone.
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible. This must be indicated in the reservation.
Sustainability
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- Provide a safe and satisfying experience.
- Reduce, reuse, recycle.
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- Foster the growth of local communities.
- Preserve the integrity of local culture.
- Safeguard both cultural and environmental heritage.
- Ensure ethical treatment of animals.
- Operate with honesty and transparency.
- Encourage sustainable behaviors among customers and staff.
Pets
Not permitted.
Frequently asked questions
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Q - What are the Rear Orchestra (Stalls) seats like?
A - Rear refers to the seats at the back of a section that offer a full view of the stage. The Orchestra is the area on the ground floor or stalls (seating area), closest to the stage. These seats offer a direct view of the show.
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Q - What are the Front Mezzanine seats like?
A - These seats are located in the Front Mezzanine. The Mezzanine area is the first level above the Orchestra area, ideal for viewing the entire stage and choreography. Therefore, Front Mezzanine seats are located at the front of the first floor.
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Q - What are the Premium seats like?
A - These are the seats located in the first row of the Mezzanine area.
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Q - Which local supplier will be providing the tour?
A - Broadway Inbound Corporate name: BROADWAY INBOUND INC Registered Office: 234 WEST 44TH STREET, New York, United States Tax Identification Number (VAT ID): 20-3863600 Contact information Email: catherinek@broadwayinbound.com Phone: +01 866 302 0995
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Q - What are the reduced visibility seats in the Rear Mezzanine area like?
A - These seats are in the last rows of the Mezzanine area.
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Q - What difference is there between the Orchestra and Mezzanine seats?
A - The Orchestra refers to the stalls (seating area) and is located on the ground floor. It is the area closest to the stage. The Mezzanine area is the first floor, corresponding to the first level above the Orchestra.
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Q - What difference is there between the Rear and Front seats?
A - Front seats are located at the front of each section and are closest to the stage. Rear seats are usually cheaper, located at the back of each section, and offer a better overall view of the stage.
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Q - Why do this activity with Civitatis?
A - At Civitatis, we offer tickets at official prices, with full transparency and exclusive benefits for our users. In a few exceptional cases (less than 5%), these rates may be slightly higher than the ticket office price as they include booking fees and/or audioguides. The advantage is that your spot is guaranteed, and you won’t have to wait in line at the ticket office.
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Q - How to book?
A - To reserve the activity, choose the date and complete the form on this page. You will receive your confirmation immediately.
If you have any other questions please contact us.
Cancellations
Minskoff Theatre (200 West 45th Street)
