How To Buy Lion King Tickets In Atlanta For Opening Night

Advance tickets for “The Lion King” live action movie went on sale Monday, June 23, 2019 at 3 p.m. ET in Atlanta. Here’s how to get them for opening night.

In Atlanta, “The Lion King” will be shown in area theaters beginning on Thursday, July 18, then Friday July 19, and of course that Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

Lion King tickets in Atlanta: Where to get them

The movie is expected to be a cinematic blockbuster for Disney, which has lined up an all-star cast (Beyonce, Donald Glover and more) as voice actors.

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Here’s where to buy tickets for “The Lion King” in Atlanta on Thursday, July 18:

You can also buy Lion King tickets on the Fandango:

Go to Fandango.com on your desktop and see Atlanta showtimes. The earliest they’re selling on Fandango is Friday, July 19, which is when “Lion King” is released to theaters nationwide.
You can also download the Fandango app in the App Store or on Google Play.

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