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In A Wondrous Place, the scene with Aladdin and Jasmine rowing on the lake was actually filmed on dry land inside a studio. The water and the surrounding forest was added digitally in post-production.

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Llamas were used in A Wondrous Place instead of camels, because it would have cost $20,000 to import them. The production team originally wanted to have camels appear on-screen in Agrabah, but there are no camels to be found in Vancouver, where Once Upon a Time was filmed, and they would have had to ship them from Los Angeles.

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In A Wondrous Place, for the exterior scenes in Agrabah, a couple of dump trucks worth of sand were dumped into a green screen space right before the Season Six Christmas break, enough to cover the whole surface by about 1–2 feet. Unfortunately, thanks to Vancouver's rainy climate, the sand was wet, and they couldn't shoot a desert scene on wet sand. To solve the problem, the crew brought in industrial fans that ran 24 hours a day over the Christmas break so that the sand would be dry by the time they got back from the holidays to shoot the scenes in January.

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In I’ll Be Your Mirror, Aladdin and Jasmine are talking about their old friend, the genie, who is gone and free now. This is a reference to the late Robin Williams, who voiced the Genie in Disney's Aladdin.

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In a deleted scene from Street Rats, an extended version of the scene where Aladdin opens the Cave of Wonders features additional dialogue between Aladdin and Jasmine.

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