Disney offers a variety of live shows, including Disney on Broadway (includes both Broadway musical productions and touring productions of Mary Poppins,The Little Mermaid and The Lion King) as well as Disney on Ice and DisneyLive! touring productions. And yes, you can often get a discount or deal on your ticket!

Discounts & Deals on Disney's Broadway Shows (New York City)

For official information on Disney's currently running musicals Mary Poppins, The Little Mermaid and The Lion King, visit DisneyOnBroadway.com. See below for additional information and discounts.

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		Mary Poppins Information & Tickets Click here for Mary Poppins show information and ticket discounts, including an exclusive discount for MouseSavers.com readers. Save up to $45 per ticket!

		The Little Mermaid Information & Tickets Click here for The Little Mermaid show information and deals, including an exclusive offer for MouseSavers.com readers. Get a FREE cast recording CD with your ticket purchase!

The Lion King Information & Tickets

The Lion King opened on Broadway on November 13, 1997. You can read my husband Mike's review of The Lion King on his blog. Scroll down - it's the second review in the article.

• There are no known coupons for The Lion King at this time.

TKTS Half-Price Ticket Booth

Try visiting the TKTS half-price ticket booth in Times Square on the day of the show. They frequently offer Disney shows at 50% off, though there is no guarantee. Ideally you'll need to be in line by 9 am for a matinee show and by 2 pm for an evening show, and of course tickets are subject to availability.

Standing Room Only

Standing Room Only (SRO) tickets are sold to the public for Disney's Broadway shows ONLY on days when the show is sold out. You can only buy them at the box office on the day of the show. If you don't mind standing, they are a bargain.

Groups

If you have a group of 15 or more who want to go to Disney'sThe Lion King on Broadway, be sure to check into Group Sales -- you could save a substantial amount on the tickets.

Closed Disney Broadway Shows

The last performance of Beauty and the Beast on Broadway was July 29, 2007.

The last performance of Tarzan on Broadway was July 8, 2007.

The last performance of Aida on Broadway was September 5, 2004.

		Disney on Broadway Book Discounts How Does the Show Go On? An Introduction to the Theater, by world-renowned Broadway producer Thomas Schumacher, is like a backstage pass. Meet the talented cast of characters who work onstage and behind the scenes to deliver unforgettable performances, and explore the inner workings of the theater building itself. Filled with artifacts (including a facsimile Lion King ticket) you can pull out and hold in your hand, it's an exciting, interactive guide to what goes on behind the curtain! Pre-order through the link above and you'll save over 30%, plus you should be able to get it in time for Christmas! If you are a fan of Disney's Broadway shows, you'll want to get a copy of Disney on Broadway - a gorgeous book that offers behind-the-scenes information about Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, and Aida. It's lavishly illustrated with costume and set designs. Use the link above and save! You might also be interested in The New Amsterdam: The Biography of a Broadway Theatre, which documents how Disney brought the beautiful old 42nd Street landmark back to life with an extensive and loving restoration. (The New Amsterdam is now the home of The Lion King.) The book is gorgeous and normally retails for $75, but you can get it for much less through the link above.

Save on Disney's Broadway Tour Performances (Throughout the US)

Don't just automatically call Ticketmaster to order tickets to your local touring production of a Disney show! First call the local venue where the show is being presented in your area. Find the name of the theater where the show will be running, and then look up the venue's box office number and call it directly. Frequently it's cheaper to buy the tickets directly from the box office and sometimes certain showtimes and dates will be discounted by the venue. Sometimes they'll be doing special promotional coupons with a local supermarket or newspaper. Also, most theaters offer group discounts if you have a party of 20 or more.

High School Musical: The Ice Tour

Disney's High School Musical: The Ice Tour had its World Premiere in New York City on September 29, 2007 as part of an unprecedented global tour comprised of three companies that will play more than 100 cities across the US and locations in Canada, Mexico, South America, Australia and Europe.

Click here for an updated tour schedule and to buy tickets. See below for possible discounts.

Disney on Ice Discounts

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Pre-Sale Codes for Disney on Ice

Here are some pre-sale codes to try when purchasing Disney on Ice through Ticketmaster.com:

• ZXA
• FUN
• WISH
• MAGIC

Promo Codes for Disney on Ice Ticket Discounts

When booking Disney on Ice productions through Ticketmaster.com, be sure to try the promo codes below! To use the codes, select the number of seats. Leave the price "any price." Select a seating section (but remember, codes won't work for VIP, rinkside or front row seats). Enter discount code in the appropriate box. If it says seats aren't available, go back and try the next seating section down. If seats are still available in that section, they should pop up at the discounted price plus convenience fee.

• Use code MCD when ordering tickets for Disney on Ice through Ticketmaster.com and get $10 off each ticket. Does not work for every performance, but often works for weekday matinees. Generally does not apply to the highest-priced section. Try the second-highest section and work your way down. This is a McDonald's promo. Unknown expiration date.

• Use code FS7 when ordering tickets for Disney on Ice through Ticketmaster.com and get $5 off each ticket, for up to 6 tickets per performance! Book through Ticketmaster.com. (MouseSavers.com reader Kelly K reports the same code works with TicketStar, if they offer Disney on Ice tickets in your area.) VIP and front row excluded. Source: Family Savings Card handed out to people who have already attended a Disney on Ice show. You only need the code to order online, not the card. Unknown expiration date.

• Code AAA sometimes works for discounted Disney on Ice tickets through Ticketmaster.com. Discounts vary, but some readers report getting tickets in the lower-priced sections for as little as $10 on select dates. VIP and front row excluded. Source: American Automobile Club. You only need the code to order online, not the card. Unknown expiration date.

Other Disney on Ice Ticket Discounts

• If you have a Kroger Plus card (from Kroger supermarkets), check to see if they are offering a discount on Disney on Ice -- frequently there will be a $4 discount.

• Most or all 2008 Entertainment Books contain a 50% off coupon good for up to 8 tickets to Disney on Ice. Valid for any scheduled performance Monday through Thursday (except holidays) and for Friday matinees. Not valid on rinkside, front row or VIP seating. Not valid on High School Musical: The Ice Tour . No double discounts. Redeemable at the arena box office. Expires 11/1/08.

• Don't just automatically call Ticketmaster to order your Disney on Ice tickets! First call the local venue where Disney on Ice is being presented in your area. Use this link to find the name of the arena where the show will be running, and then look up the venue's box office number and call it directly. Frequently it's cheaper to buy the tickets directly from the box office and sometimes certain showtimes and dates will be discounted by the venue. Sometimes they'll be doing special promotional coupons with a local supermarket or newspaper. Also, most arenas offer group discounts if you have a party of 20 or more.

DisneyLive! Discounts

DisneyLive! offers touring theatrical productions aimed at little kids. The shows are produced by Feld Entertainment, the producers of Disney on Ice.

• Try the presale codes for Disney on Ice, which sometimes also work for DisneyLive! shows.

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A Way to Get "FREE" Tickets

If you belong to the American Express Membership Rewards program, you can redeem your points for tickets through Ticketmaster. This is allowed for virtually all events offered through Ticketmaster, which should include most or all of Disney's Broadway shows and Disney on Ice.

To qualify, you must be enrolled in the Membership Rewards program, you must have enough Membership Rewards points to cover the entire cost of the transaction, and your account must be in good standing. Your American Express Card will be initially charged for your purchase; American Express will debit Membership Rewards points and issue a credit to the primary Card enrolled in the Membership Rewards program. Membership Rewards points will be redeemed at an approximate rate of 200 points for $1 US. Orders failing to qualify will remain charged on the Card and are valid and subject to the venue's and Ticketmaster's no refund/no exchange policy.

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