I did, TWICE. I was 17.
First time with my family.
Second time on a date (scorrrrrrethis movie is quite romantic and got the job done. lol)
I didn't mind watching these movies as a late teenager in theatersthat's how good these were and this was definitely Disney's 2nd golden age.

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I definitely was at the theater. I'm fairly sure my first Disney theater trip would have been around Beauty and the Beast and I have a vivid memory of being in the theater for that despite being 4 1/2 (the Be Our Guest scene sticks out as probably my earliest theater memory). For Aladdin, I was 5 1/2, so it's a sure thing. The only Disney Renaissance film I was too young for was The Little Mermaid, seeing as I was born in 1987. I pretty much saw all the '90s ones (and a great deal of the well-known '90s kid movies) in the theater.
Robin Williams might have been one of the very first actors I knew the name of. One of the common things Gen-Yers all say is that when he died, they realized just how much of a constant presence he was in their '90s childhoods.
My dad had Robin on his USAir flight (as an airline captain for PSA/USAir/US Airways from 1970 to 2000, he and my stewardess mom met many celebrities) in the early '90s right after Aladdin was released. It really became a big deal in my house and I remember my dad telling us who he had on his plane. My dad wanted to approach him to welcome him aboard his magic carpet, but Robin seemed tired and introverted, so he left him alone. A rare glimpse of Robin not performing for the public.
Aladdin, because of Robin (the "Alright, you baaad boy, but no more freebies." line was repeated constantly), was definitely the Disney film my dad seemed to enjoy most. I had the whole collection on VHS and abused them pretty heavily.
I for sure saw 5 of Robin's films in the theater as a child of the '90s (FernGully, Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire, Jumanji and Flubber). I saw Mrs. Doubtfire at an old-fashioned drive-in movie theater. I have a vivid memory of watching a behind-the-scenes featurette on television about Jumanji's special effects (how they made the CGI elephant step on the car vividly comes to mind). And I saw Flubber and Anastasia on the same day out to the theater with my mom.
I also have vivid memories of What Dreams May Come being rented from Blockbusterthat was a bit heavy for an 11-12 year old! I'm pretty sure I saw Bicentennial Man when it came out for rental, too. Popeye was a movie I had on VHS all through my childhood and I watched it a lot. It was quite popular in my house, seeing as we have a boat. I also have some memories of watching Mork & Mindy on TVLand (I watched tons of TVLand), but it never seemed to last long in the lineup. I've since seen all of it and have been catching up on his films I hadn't seen and refreshing myself on ones I last saw as a child.

It was the first Disney movie I saw in theaters.

I did. I was five. I remember not understanding the plot and being really bored.

I did. I was 6.

I was 3 that time and enjoyed it a lot. It was the second movie I saw at the theater, the first one being The Little Mermaid.
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I was 8 and loved it

I did. I was 7.

Saw it as an adult when I was dating my now husband. Thought it was one of the most fantastic theater experiences i had ever had. Robin Williams was overwhelming. The theater was packed and we were sitting in the right hand section, on the aisle, in something like the third row. All I can remember is the huge looming figure of that hilarious genie. I'd go see it in the theater again!
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I did, when I was 13. I remember I was kind of reluctant, feeling a little old for Disney cartoon movies, but I ended up enjoying it.

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I took my oldest son to see it, he would have been about ten i suppose. he loved it, as far as I know it is still his favourite Disney movie.

I did. The woman across the street from us took her sons, me, and one of my friends. My friend and I laughed so hard during the part when the Genie was a cheerleader we were still laughing about it on the way home. I loved the movie so much back then I begged my Mom to get it for me. She got it for me when I was good for getting a shot LOL.
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I had the honor of being a kid during the Disney Renaissance and loved every minute of it. So much so that I thought Disney movies were all incredibly good and successful not realizing that I was wrong. I had no idea Little Mermaid was their first huge successful in a very long time.
With the exception of Little Mermaid, I now I saw all of the Disney Renaissance films in the theater during their original releases. I don't remember seeing Little Mermaid or not, I know I saw it in the theater when it was re-released in 1997. I saw all of the Disney Classic movies from Rescuers Down Under through Emperor's New Groove (including Fantasia 2000) and then I started not going to see the movies anymore because I just didn't like them during the 00s. The next one I saw in the theater was Tangled a full 10 years later!
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I did, back in 1993.
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I more and likely did.

I did.
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I saw it in theaters when I was 4.
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I did, I was around 3 or 4 and I remember it being pretty packed and everyone laughing. This is one of the first movies I remember seeing in theaters, the other being Beauty and the Beast. The early 90s was a great time for Disney movies!

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I did! I was 5 when I saw it in theaters back in 1992.
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I did, as an adult - I was 29 in 1992. It as awesome! I still remember my BFF's boyfriend laughing so hard at Robin Williams' genie I thought he was going to break a blood vessel.
Disney should seriously consider releasing this movie into theaters for a limited engagement. I think a lot of people would go to see it. There's nothing like sharing laughter and enjoyment with a whole theater full of people; much better than sitting in your living room!

I did I was 9 or 10 years old depending on the month and I remember seeing it in theaters.