The MPAA rating of Disney’s 1992 Aladdin is G. The rating indicates that the Motion Picture Association judged the film suitable for general audiences, with no content warranting a parental-guidance restriction under that system.
Aladdin is a fantasy musical adventure containing comic peril, villainous threats, magical transformations, and action involving the Cave of Wonders and Jafar. Those elements appear in a broadly family-oriented presentation, supported by humor, songs, and a fairy-tale structure.
The rating is sometimes confused with classifications from other countries or with later Aladdin productions. A country’s local certificate is not necessarily the same as the U.S. MPAA classification, and the 2019 live-action remake received a different U.S. rating. Here, the question concerns the original 1992 animated film and its U.S. theatrical classification.