Mystic Bazaar

 


In the middle of a great lake sits an island with a fortified Fifteenth Century Arabian city, complete with a massive palace, the centerpiece of the park, Shahryar's Palace. Based off the original Marker film, Arabian Nights, this also draws inspiration from the Arab character in Marker's Half Magic. This area connects to all the other areas in the park, making moving from place to place easy.

From behind the stage in Marker Square, you can cross a bridge into the area, which takes you to the Traders Market, a big collection of stands where snacks, merchandise, and more is sold. In front of the Palace is the Magic Fountain, which preforms water shows from time to time. Behind that are steps and your entry into Shahryar's Palace, where you can explore the mysteries of the palace.

On the right of the entry to the bazaar are dining and shopping experiences in Sinbad's Sailor Goods, Ali Baba Food Court, and Dhow Diner, along with the bridge to World of Yesterday. Continuing on the way is the Arab's Oasis restaurant and the Magic Lamp Gift Stop alongside the bridge to World of Rivers. Behind the palace is where the Arabian Flute Mages play and the Camel Carousel, a merry-go-round with camels, is alongside the bridge to World of Legends. Continuing on is where the Sultan's Treasury shop is and the bridge to Atlantic Road. There is also a treat shop called Musa's Munchies and a dark ride called The Stories of the Arabian Nights, a family-friendly attraction where you fly on magic carpets through the Arabian Nights tales, as told by Scheherazade in the film. Finally, by the bridge to World of Mystery, a part of the area that brings you back to the entrance, you will find Scarab Souvenirs, where Arabian Nights-themed souvenirs are sold.


On the bridge to World of Mystery, there is a small island where Sahara Snacks and Open Sesame are alongside a boat ride called Journey to the Hidden Cavern, where you join Gazeem on an adventure beneath the bazaar to find the lost treasure before the Forty Thieves do.

Attractions:

  •  Journey to the Hidden Cavern
  • The Stories of the Arabian Nights
  • Shahryar's Palace
  • Camel Carousel
Dining:
  • Ali Baba Food Court
  • Arab's Oasis
  • Dhow Diner
Shopping:
  • Sahara Snacks
  • Open Sesame
  • Traders' Market
  • Sultan's Treasury
  • Scarab Souvenirs
  • Sinbad's Sailor Goods
  • Musa's Munchies
Entertainment:
  • Magic Fountain
  • Arabian Flute Mages
Atmospheric Entertainment:
  • Sultan's Guards
  • Foreign Traders
  • Mysterious Marketplace characters
  • Meet Characters from Arabian Nights

Comments

  1. MGMMarch 7, 2021 at 7:03 PM

    Are these Bellagio style fountains set the Arabian music?

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