The Lion King

no. Purchase on the Internet or tkts.

2 hours and 15min probably with intermission

I wouldn't advise it .being that it's a long show and 2 yr olds are very fidgidy . If you are purchasing a ticket I wouldn't advise to young to remember but I understand you want 2 give your child the world

Yes, you can buy at the theatre. I just did this week. Mine was a same day ticket, but bought early in the afternoon.

Just under 2 hrs

It about 1hour 58 minutes

I dont think they have headbands but they have other souvenirs like blankets, tshirts, mugs, stuffed toys, stuff like that.

No. The prices stay consistent.

Yes, you could also check their website , https://www.lionking.com

No minimum age but you may no want to Bring a baby

Yes

We were in row k when we went. It was a great view There are booster seats for kids if needed. We shifted our group around to improve visibility for our kids. Best to go with a larger group in case of tall people.

About 15 min brisk walk

Tony's Di Napoli West 43rd Street

No

you could sign up for email updates. They usually dont sell tickets for a lower price for Lion King but it's always good to be updated.

Entries are numbered, so 30 minutes before is enough.

Nope

You can however as a courtesy to others it is not recommended

I am not sure. Bur, I would think that you do, because is a show pointed to kids.

About $160 each

I am answering based on a Google translation of your question. The very left and very right seats ( about 5 to 8 seats) in the Orchestra sections have an overhang from the mezzanine level which obstructs the view. Try getting seats towards the center.

Shows start from 2pm- 8pm

Unsure

It's definitely worth seeing. Go and enjoy yourself.

Where is best seating for teenagers

you can find it on their website

One is the touring production and one is in NY for an open ended run. Additional productions are around the world.

Not that I found, brought my grandson who was 4 and paid full price. Great seats, loved the show, but expensive... 😉

Not quite pleasant

The show is about 2 hours and 30 minutes long. The audience exits in a breezeway between 44th and 45th Streets just off Broadway. If you are trying to meet someone after the show, pick a poster to stand by (ie, Rafiki, Simba, Mufasa, etc). It will be very easy to locate each other & you will be out of the crowd exiting.

Yes

The musical debuted on July 8, 1997. First performance in NYC was October 15, 1997.

Depends on the 2 year old. For the price of the tickets I'd personally wait until they were older. It's a great show and I just took my 10 year old and left my 4 year old at home. I'll wait until she is a little older before I take her.

Cast Simba: Bradley Gibson Mufasa: L. Steven Taylor Nala Adrienne Walker Young Simba (alternating performances): Kenneth Aikens and Joshua Dubose Rafiki: Tshidi Manye Scar: Stephen Carlile Zazu: Cameron Pow Pumbaa: Ben Jeffrey Timon: Fred Berman Young Nala (alternating performances): Mikee Castillo and Demi Singleton Shenzi: Bonita J. Hamilton

The touring production uses all the same costumes and puppets as the sit-down productions. The only difference is that the set is slightly smaller and more transportable. For example, Pride Rock is an "accordion" set piece that comes out onstage from the wings rather than circling out of the stage floor.

The only LK discounts right now come once a year on Kids Night on Broadway. LK has not had any discount codes and has never been at TKTS. Like any show, ticket prices are higher near ANY holiday. If you are near the city and have very flexible dates, go to box office...no ticket fees! Good luck. Enjoy the show.

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