Aladdin's Arabian Adventure-
The Exterior of the Attraction- The front of the ride building is themed to be a replica of the Sultan's Palace from the movie. As the building gets higher, the structure is going to get smaller, giving a forced-perspective, making it seem the building is larger than it actually is. The sides are surrounded by Moroccan-style houses and palm trees, blocking the show building.
The Queue- The queue is pretty simple. It's what you expect the inside of a royal palace should look like. Guests pass by flowing fountains and trinkets as they make their way to the loading dock. An animatronic Iago sits on a ledge. He will occasionally butt in on people's conversations. Once there, a flying carpet, which is suspened from above (ala Peter Pan), arrives into the load. The carpet seats six. Basically, the carpet is going to look like it's just floating on the floor, but once the guests get into it, they'll find that it's deeper than it actually is. (The idea is kind of hard to picture, so I'm going to post some concept art later, to help illustrate the idea.)
A Whole New World- Once the carpet starts to move, guests turn a corner to see Jasimine staring at the night sky. Guests find themselves flying out of a place window. They fly through the night sky, over the rooftops of Agrabah and with the use of smoke, it gives the feel of flying past clouds. Twinkling fiber-optics give the impression of flying past stars.
Agrabah Marketplace- The carpet moves closer to the earth and lands in the marketplace. This part has a few sharp turns,as you ride through the alleyways and streets. Aladdin and Abu appear from behind a corner and hastily point the way out of the marketplace. It looks like trouble may be ahead.
Shifting Sands- After escaping the marketplace, you find yourself ina wind blown desert. With the use of wind machines and projections, it adds new dimension to the scene.
The Cave of Wonders- You find yourself at the entrance of the Cave of Wonders. You enter in and are surrounded by all sorts of rare treasure. On a staricase leading up to a podeum, lies the magic lamp. Guests circle the lamp, as a projected Genie appears from within it. Genie invites Guests into the lamp.
Genie's Lamp- This part was sort of inspired by the "Heffalumps and Woozles" scene in Winnie the Pooh. Guests enter into a colorful, bright dimension. There are Genie's scattered all throughout the room. With the use of mirrors, it looks like there are even more. There's fiber optics, projections, and a bunch of hidden effetcs to see. All of a sudden the room goes dark, and you feel yourself exiting the lamp, as wind blasts you.
Jafar's Wrath- You enter the next room and Jafar now holds the lamp. Jasmine is chained against the wall and Aladdin, with sword in hand, threatens Jafar. As you exit the room, you hear Jafar chant a spell and see red electric bolts ahead. In the next room, a large Genie Jafar threatens the guests, as he enchants spells. As you turn a corner, a projection of Genie Jafar plays, as Aladdin brings him into the lamp.
Happy Ending- Guests enter the final scene. Guests are now back in the sky above Agrabah. Aladdin and Jasmine float on a magic carpet. Abu is perched on his shoulder. They wave to the guests. Genei floats across the room. He remarks to the guests to "come back real soon", as they enter the unload area. There is a mural of the Sultan's Palace at the unload dock. Guests exit the building and enter Agrabah.
