This was my 19th time seeing the Lion King in NYC, and it still has the same effect on me. SO emotional, and I look forward to going each time I visit the city. I will soon make it my 20th visit to the show, and my husbands 13th time. If you want a show that will make you smile, cry, laugh, and watch with amazement, this is the show for you.

There’s a very clear reason this show is rated number 1 in London. This is an absolutely spectacular show: set, costumes, special effects, storyline, songs were just amazing. What a thoroughly magical evening with my husband at the Lyceum Theatre London

Been to New York many times but never to see a show as seen many in London. Entered the Broadway lottery and won tickets to The Lion King. I have to say we didnt expect to enjoy it and planned to leave at half time. However, it was pretty awesome and so we stayed. The costumes were amazing, the actors were great, especially the youngsters. The theatre was okay, nothing special like I had imagined it might be.

Walt Disney's stage production captivates with stunning costume creativity and movements that brilliantly imitate the original animation's critical animals. Each scene transition feels magical. Watching a Broadway show, a dream of mine has been both fulfilling and rewarding. It receives the highest praise among all concurrent Broadway shows, consistently filling every seat with tourists. The family in front of me speaks Dutch, and the family beside me speaks French.

This is an amazing musical that can be enjoyed by all ages. The costumes are amazing to the point that you need to keep reminding yourself that these are people and not the animals they are playing. It is also quite impressive when the ‘animals’ first come on stage walking down the aisles. The singing was also fantastic, and it follows the Lion King story line rather closely. If you only have time for one musical, then I would recommend it be this one.

I must admit when we were deciding what Broadway show to see, this wasn’t my first choice. However, my daughter wanted to see it and the reviews were so good, we decided to do it. It’s very expensive to go, as were in the balcony, not in the center, and still paid almost $250 per ticket before all the other rip-off fees and taxes. The theater is in the heart of Times Square to get to, and once nice thing is despite the size, getting in was a breeze and I was afraid it would be a long wait because as we walked around Times Square, we saw many long lines waiting to go to other shows. We didn’t get any drinks, as the cheapest mixed drink I saw started at $18. As for the show itself, it’s around 2 ½ hours, including the intermission. The actors do a wonderful job and even though I (and I’m sure most) of the crowd knows the story, they still did a great job in keeping you in suspense on what is coming next. There are many funny moments, and they even snuck in a reference to IKEA in there. The special effects they had were great as well. I definitely would recommend saving up your money and going!

The entire show was spectacular! The lights, music, and don't even get me started on costumes! My jaw dropped in the very first minute of the show. Dancers and actors worked so hard, and you could tell they were very in character! It included adult and kid humor, so it's perfect for any age. They did a very good job on conveying the African culture through dance, song, and costume. Would highly recommend!