Patch Notes // updated 2024.06
Adventureland · Magic Kingdom · Walt Disney World
In June 2024 Agrabah Bazaar reopened not as a merchandise shop but as a snack stand with an added seating area, its menu offering souvenir-bucket popcorn, cotton candy, cinnamon-glazed almonds, frozen treats, and bottled beverages.
While closed as a shop, the space was repurposed for stroller parking and Aloha Isle overflow standing tables in 2021 and then hosted an Aladdin and Jasmine character meet-and-greet that returned to Agrabah in July 2022.
The Agrabah Bazaar merchandise shop closed in spring 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic and stayed shuttered as a store for over four years.
Agrabah Bazaar opened in Adventureland at Magic Kingdom as an open-air Arabian marketplace shop built to complement the new Magic Carpets of Aladdin attraction.
The site previously housed The Magic Carpet and Oriental Imports, replaced in April 1987 by The Elephant's Trunk (later renamed Elephant Tales) before becoming Agrabah Bazaar in 2000.