Orlando show guides

Parking, bag rules, seating and timing for the venues that sell the most tickets, plus how resale pricing works.

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Eleven touring shows at the Walt Disney Theater, from Hamilton in September to Jersey Boys in June, with today's cheapest seat for each run.

The arena allows no bags at all, just one clutch the size of a phone wallet. Parking runs $10–$25, and SunRail stops four minutes away.

Three main halls from 294 to 2,700 seats, garages at $12–$15, no lap seats, and no children under 2 at most shows.

Ninety minutes, no intermission, two shows a day Wednesday to Sunday. Park free in the Orange Garage, the closest to the theater.

The show left Universal in 2021 and reopened on May 1, 2026, in a new theater behind the ICON Park wheel. Free parking on floors 4–7.

Twenty-one and over with ID, $2 parking once your server validates, seats filled front to back, and an 18% tip on every check.

Both are standing-room halls inside a resort district. Disney Springs parking is free; at Universal it depends on the night.

Median cheapest resale seat by month for concerts and theater, recalculated every morning from the full Orlando ticket feed.

The links on this site go to a resale marketplace. Here is what its guarantee covers, where the box office wins, and venue rules to know.