- series—Jafar was the
leader of the
villains in Mickey's
House of Villains.
Agrabah is a
fictional sultanate that
serves as the
setting for the
Aladdin franchise...
-
March 16, 2002, as
Flying ****s Over
Agrabah. The
attraction is set
against a
large "movie set"
backdrop of
Agrabah, with
guests playing as the
extras in...
- live-action film) is a
street urchin who ends up
becoming the
prince of
Agrabah after meeting Jasmine in the
streets and
being recruited by
Jafar to retrieve...
-
education and has only
learned by
living on the
streets of the city of
Agrabah. He has to
steal food in the
local market in
order to survive. When Aladdin...
-
Princess Jasmine.
Genie goes into
hiding after leading a
parade to the
Agrabah palace.
Genie is
released again when
Aladdin is shackled, gagged, and thrown...
-
after Jafar's defeat,
Aladdin and Abu have
settled into the
Palace of
Agrabah with
Princess Jasmine and her father, the Sultan.
Still yearning for adventures...
- authoritarianism."
Jasmine debuted in
Aladdin (1992) as the
Princess of
Agrabah,
daughter of the Sultan.
Frustrated with
constantly having decisions made...
- 2008.[citation needed] The
series is set in the
fictional sultanate of
Agrabah. It
takes place one year
after the
original film, and is set
after the...
-
Aladdin disguises as a
wealthy prince and
tries to
impress the
Sultan of
Agrabah to win the
heart of his free-spirited daughter,
Princess Jasmine, as the...
- henchman. Meanwhile, Sa'luk
travels to
Agrabah and
sells out his
fellow thieves by
telling Razoul, the
Captain of
Agrabah's Royal Guard, the p****word to their...
