Hamilton returns to the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Minneapolis for a five-week run, April 20 – May 22, 2027, and single tickets go on sale Thursday, November 12 at 10 AM. If you are planning a spring theater weekend around it, the smart move is to pick your night and book your room at the same time. 300 Clifton, the historic Eugene J. Carpenter Mansion in Loring Park, is a quiet, candlelit place to land after the curtain.

When is Hamilton in Minneapolis in 2027?
According to the official Hennepin Arts event page, Hamilton plays the Orpheum Theatre from April 20 through May 22, 2027, as part of the 2026–27 Broadway on Hennepin season. The page lists 38 performances in all. The first week looks like this:
- Tuesday, April 20 — 7:30 PM
- Wednesday, April 21 — 7:30 PM (opening night)
- Thursday, April 22 — 7:30 PM
- Friday, April 23 — 7:30 PM
- Saturday, April 24 — 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM
- Sunday, April 25 — 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM
The remaining 31 performances are listed on the event page. A note on dates: the closing date is May 22 on the Hennepin Arts page, while at least one other regional listing has shown an earlier end date, so treat the Hennepin Arts calendar as the one to trust and check it before you book travel.
How do you get Hamilton tickets?
Until now the show has only been available through the five-show Broadway on Hennepin subscription. Single tickets go on sale Thursday, November 12 at 10 AM. Early in the on-sale is when the widest choice of dates exists. Groups of ten or more have a separate request form on the same page. Tickets are sold through Hennepin Arts, not through us, so book those directly there.
Good to know before you pick a night: the show runs 2 hours 45 minutes including an intermission, it contains some strong language, and it is recommended for ages 10 and up. Children 5 and older need their own ticket, and infants are not admitted.
Why stay at 300 Clifton for a Hamilton weekend?
A theater trip is better when the evening does not end at the stage door. 300 Clifton is a National Register mansion with distinct guest rooms — the Crystal Mansion, the Georgian, the Grand Edwardian and more — plus English gardens, hand-painted murals and carved fireplaces. By late April the garden begins to wake up, which makes for a lovely morning coffee before a matinee.

Two features turn a show night into a full evening. The four-season garden hot tub is open under the stars, and Gertrude’s Cistern, our speakeasy-style lounge and haunted video room with heated reclining seats, is a fun place to compare favorite lyrics after you get back.
Getting from Loring Park to the Orpheum
The Orpheum sits on Hennepin Avenue downtown, and 300 Clifton is in Loring Park at the edge of downtown. Rather than guess at a route, plan your trip for the date with the Metro Transit trip planner, and give yourself extra time on a sold-out night. If you would like a stroll before the show, Loring Park is right outside our door.
Book direct for the voucher perks
Guests who book direct get a $20 Pillsbury Club dining voucher and a $20 Minneapolis Trolley voucher per stay; the current terms are on our vouchers page. Hamilton is a spring show, so rooms for the busiest weekends — Friday and Saturday nights, and opening week — are the ones to reserve early.
Plan the rest of your theater season
Not waiting until April? We have also written up Operation Mincemeat and Hadestown at the Orpheum this winter. Whichever show you choose, book your stay at 300 Clifton and let us handle the after-party.
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