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Super Musical Trip: Broadway Favourites — 4 nights

4 nights in New York with Wicked, Aladdin, Hamilton. Night 2: Wicked at Gershwin Theatre. Night 3: Aladdin at New Amsterdam Theatre. Night 4: Hamilton at Richard Rodgers Theatre. Arrival night is free; choose performance dates and times when booking.

Itinerary

  1. New York

    4 nights

    4 nights in New York

    Arrive and settle in on night 1. Night 2: Wicked at Gershwin Theatre. Night 3: Aladdin at New Amsterdam Theatre. Night 4: Hamilton at Richard Rodgers Theatre. Use the remaining time for your own New York plans. Depart after the 4-night stay. Accommodation, arrival transport and performance times are to be chosen.

    Excursion 1 · Day 2

    Taxi

    1. Gershwin Theatre

      Wicked on Broadway

      Visit Gershwin Theatre for Wicked on night 2. Arrange transfers around your accommodation and the chosen performance.

      Activities

      1. Wicked on Broadwaypayed separately

        Day 1

      Go back by taxi

    Excursion 2 · Day 3

    Taxi

    1. New Amsterdam Theatre

      Aladdin on Broadway

      Visit New Amsterdam Theatre for Aladdin on night 3. Arrange transfers around your accommodation and the chosen performance.

      Activities

      1. Aladdin on Broadway

        Day 1

      Go back by taxi

    Excursion 3 · Day 4

    Taxi

    1. Richard Rodgers Theatre

      Hamilton on Broadway

      Visit Richard Rodgers Theatre for Hamilton on night 4. Arrange transfers around your accommodation and the chosen performance.

      Activities

      1. Hamilton on Broadway

        Day 1

      Go back by taxi

Friendship, adventure and ambition provide three different reasons to love musical theatre in this Broadway holiday. Wicked offers an alternative view of Oz, Aladdin brings comic fantasy to the stage, and Hamilton approaches history through contemporary musical forms. Together they make an inviting introduction to the variety within large-scale Broadway storytelling.

The pleasure is in the contrasts. A story you thought you knew can take on new emotional weight; a familiar film can reveal the possibilities of live performance; historical events can acquire an unexpected rhythm. For companions with different theatrical tastes, the combination creates plenty of common ground without asking every show to provide the same experience.

This suggestion suits enthusiastic first-time visitors and returning musical fans who want theatre to give their holiday its shape. The independent time is just as valuable: use it for your own discoveries, relaxed meals and pauses that let each performance settle before the next.

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