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It is believed that deep within Agrabah there are not only priceless treasures but also a wondrous lamp that grants its owner any wish. For years many have tried to find it but no one has ever managed to get out of there alive.

The Sultan of Agrabah needs your help, the people are in danger and his opponents want to dethrone him, we cannot allow it!

That's what you're here for, we need a group of pure hearts who can go in there and bring the lamp back to the sultan. You will have to be very careful and cautious when searching for him… The people of Agrabah trust you!

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Las Maravillas De Agrabah [The Wonders of Agrabah]

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💁🏻‍♀️Introduction: ⭐⭐️⭐️
🪬Atmosphere: ⭐️⭐⭐️⭐️⭐️
🧩Puzzles: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
📝Story: ⭐️⭐️⭐️
🧠Difficulty: Medium.
🔀Challenges: Not linear.
🗝️Locks or keys: Very Few. 
🏄🏻‍♂️Flow: High. 
🚪Dokodemo door: No.
⭐️Overall experience: 🌟🌟🌟🌟

The Wonders of Agrabah sweeps you into an extraordinary Aladdin-inspired adventure, bringing the magic of mystical lamps, genie wishes, and hidden cave treasures to life. The breathtaking set design—complete with rich Arabian aesthetics, secret passages, and enchanted artifacts—instantly transports you into a classic fairytale world. Filled with clever physical puzzles and high-energy magical reveals, it is an utterly captivating quest for players of all ages.

Really immersive set design with some cool special effects and unique puzzles! Loved the theme and attention to detail with the construction 
Expect to get VERY dusty!

Estupenda escape room inspirada en aladdin.
Para mi gusto muy sencilla pero muy bonita, gran espacio y se aleja de la escape al uso de candados. Intenta imitar la experiencia de meterte en el mundo de Aladdin.

A big and fun escape room that feels a lot like an Aladdin-themed Disney amusement park. There are around 7(!!!) rooms involved and they're all beautiful. They include caves and a marketplace, and are all covered in that oasis-in-the-desert fantasyland vibe. And a lot of sand... so if you don't like sand, if you think It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere, this is not the amusement park you're looking for!

But the amusement park feeling is also there because the story seems a bit unfocused: you are tasked by Jafar to retrieve the magic lamp, but it seems we're in a universe where the genie's cave is right next to a city marketplace watched by a guard, probably because they wanted to take players through all the Aladdin-themed environments. Similarly, the puzzles that you have to solve seem all over the place as well because they try to get you to do a lot of Aladdin-themed "things": feed a parrot, hit a guard, buy a vase, fire a miniature catapult, fire darts at targets etc. These are all fun, but it can often feel confusing what you are supposed to do next, and it would help if players were somehow told what their intermediate goals were (e.g. let players know that they are supposed to dispatch the guard without the GM having to intervene). It's only towards the end that the story gets more focused on actually finding the lamp. 

We felt a bit rushed by the GM towards the beginning which was not great, but probably because he was trying to manage the massive length of the room, which could take players by surprise. Once he figured out we were on the level, we didn't hear that much from him. There are a few instances where it seems you can "skip" puzzles and the GM is there to make sure that you don't (e.g. when you have to figure what vase to buy but you can just drop all the coins you have in the slot, or you need to hit a guard with a specific rock, even though you have plenty of other objects you can hit him with at your disposal). They could probably figure out more solid barriers for these puzzles.

The best is reserved for the ending however. After having an "I Can Show You The World" moment on the magic carpet, we were treated to an animatronic genie singing a modified version of "Friend Like Me" that dictates instructions for the final coordination puzzle. I've complained about Paris rooms using coordination puzzles as a climax before, and I have to say, this is the way to do it if you want to do it! It's an amazing moment and it got me thinking about other ways to incorporate songs in escape room puzzles.

Las Maravillas De Agrabah [The Wonders of Agrabah]

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