| “Someday, Abu… things will change. We’ll be rich, live in a palace… and never have any problems at all.” Aladdin and Abu hide in their rooftop shelter, with a fantastical nighttime view over the city of Agrabah behind them. Scene 4: The Cave of Wonders “Proceed… Touch nothing but the lamp!” The mythic tiger head entrance to the cave of wonders glows amongst the desolate desert landscape at night, with the lamp visible inside the piercing jaw that Aladdin is about to cross. Scene 5: Friend Like Me “And now… direct from the lamp, for your wish fulfilment… the Genie! You ain’t never had a friend like me!” A translucent Genie springs out of the lamp Aladdin holds, whilst the Magic Carpet dances on top of a pile of the ancient treasure. Scene 6: Prince Ali “Make way, here he comes. Ring bells, bang the drums. Prince Ali, the fabulous he… Ali Ababwa!” Aladdin has been transformed into Prince Ali Ababwa by the Genie, whilst Abu provides his dramatic elephant entrance as The Sultan and Jasmine watch from a balcony. Scene 7: Serpent’s Reign “And now you’ll see… just how snake-like I can be!” Jafar has taken all power, transforming himself into a slithering serpent holding Aladdin in his grasp, whilst Jasmine’s hourglass prison ticks away behind. Scene 8: Jafar’s Hour “You wanted to be a Genie, you got it! And everything that goes with it! Phenomenal cosmic powers and an itty bitty living space!” In control of the lamp, Jafar wishes for himself to become a Genie. With Aladdin’s courage, the plan backfires, and Jafar is swept into a whirlwind as the lamp swallows him up. Scene 9: Happy Ending in Agrabah “I can open your eyes, take you wonder by wonder, over, sideways and under on a magic carpet ride… A whole new world for you and me.” Aladdin and Jasmine finally share their romantic moment together, high in the skies over Agrabah, whilst the Genie looks on as the beaming moon. History This walkthrough attraction is located in the corridors of what was previously Adventureland Bazaar, a covered series of passageways around the Arabian town, with links to many of the boutiques in this location. The south Bazaar was then converted into Le Passage Enchant� d’Aladdin in 1993, with the larger north Bazaar becoming Agrabah Caf� (which has since closed, leaving the space closed to guests). See also: Flying Carpets Over Agrabah |