Aladdin’s Oasis

I was a little nervous because of all the negative reviews but it turned out to be pretty great! It’s a nice getaway from the busy park. Few disappointments they don’t have many options for drinks. My boyfriend and I don’t drink soda and for us it was only water. We would have liked lemonade or iced tea as an option. We also didn’t get to meet the characters I wish they would have stopped to take pics with us. They did pass by which was nice. The food itself was good. We got the chicken and lasagna. Both delicious. You pay for the atmosphere and fast passes but definitely worth it. Great way to celebrate our 6month anniversary. Nice quiet time in a nice atmosphere and end the night with a no stress/​rush to see Paint the Night! Fun for everyone

We picked up our tickets and boxed meal for the night parade in Disneyland. The meal was pretty good! It didn’t look like much, but the veggie lasagna was really good and the little mickey cheese cake was really nice.

It’s nice and very pretty outdoor setting. The food is pretty good and you get free show tickets just for eating here. I would come back here.

I made reservations for the Fantasmic on the go meal in order to get fast passes for the show. I wanted to guarantee we got a good view. I made the reservation online. You select a pick up time and based on that time you will either get the 9:00 or 10:45 show. Pick up times before 3:40 will get passes to the first show and pick up times after that until 7:00 is for the second show.
Pick up is at the Aladdin’s Oasis. You make your food selection there. It’s $ 23 for an adult meal and $ 14 for a child meal. Adult selections are lasagna bolognese, vegetarian lasagna, or grilled chicken breast. Kids choices are Mac n cheese, spaghetti, or grilled chicken. All meals comes in a plastic bento style box with a tiny side salad, dinner roll, cheesecake, and green beans for the chicken with a bottle drink. The kids package comes with fruit, bread, a Mickey cookie, and juice or milk.
The adult chicken breast was tiny and dry. The lasagna was tasty but equivalent to a frozen microwaveable dinner. The kids spaghetti was very watery.
You have the option to stay and eat at the oasis. There are a lot of tables, it’s secluded, and quiet. Princess Jasmine, Genie, and Jafar pass through the oasis on the way to take pictures right outside. Genie and Jafar stopped and said hello but Jasmine just snubbed everyone and kept her eyes forward.
Around 7:30 we showed up to the section that was assigned on the fast passes (blue section across Haunted Mansion) to find a long line of people that have been waiting just to get into the designated viewing area. We were let in around 8:00 for the first show and our viewing area was the section above and behind the section right along the Rivers of America. I had no idea the front section was for those that purchased dining packages from Blue Bayou and River Belle Terrace. That section has to remain seated during the show. The blue section is standing only. Luckily we were right in the middle so we had a good view but it wasn’t as close as I desired.
I also found out fast passes were still available at the kiosks right before the show so I wasted money purchasing the on the go meals from Aladdin’s Oasis. I’m used to copping a spot a couple hours before the show and getting prime front row seating. Now I know!

What a joke. Seriously I think I just ate on a grounded airplane. $ 96 for 5 preheated TV dinners. No wonder it was the only place that had reservations. Funny how bad it was. 3 options for kids. 3 options for adults. Gross.

Disneyland Aladdin service was awesome. I wanted to plan a special birthday for my special friend’s daughter, and learning Aladdin’s Oasis will hand out the Fireworks Pass with the meal. No hesitation, I booked a head of time. It was worth it. Nice ambiance, quiet place and friendly customer service, even though the food could have been a bit better. Chicken piece was dry. Overall, great customer service.

We purchased the Fantasmic dining package. The food quality is a little better than a frozen dinner. We didn’t expect much out of the meal. We only purchased it for the Fantasmic FastPass, which turned out to be completely worthless! We arrived at the Fantasmic location 30 minutes before the show. We were directed to the Blue area. The only space left in the Blue area was behind a huge tree and the poles for lights and speakers. I felt completely robbed! Don’t waste your money!

Planned a meal here ahead of time. Not to many people but a nice quiet relaxing atmosphere. The staff was very nice and so helpful. The meal was wonderful although the chicken breast was a little dry but still good! Nice amount of food. We walked away feeling satisfied!

To buy the grab and go for the fast pass into the blue area is a waste of money. If you really want better viewing play to eat at the Blue Bayou. Playing to eat at Aladdin for the fast pass to Fantasmic is a rip off. You can get Blue tickets for free at the fast pass station!

We ate here for Fantasmic. This place makes Red Robin look like a 5 star restaurant. Horrible TV style dinner that was incredibly over priced. I expect things to be over priced at Disney but not with that gross of food. Totally not worth it. Just show up to the show an hour early (you have to anyways to get good seats)

At Disneyland, I expect two things: to have a polished experience, and be gauged in my wallet for it. Aladdin’s Oasis only fulfills the later…
Don’t be fooled by the marquee, this is Aladdin’s TV Dinners, or as another reviewer put it, Aladdin’s high school cafeteria. For 22 dollars a pop.
Here’s my theory: the place originally started as a small to-​go joint. Then they expanded into Aladdin and Jasmine’s meet and greet area– but they didn’t expand the menu or offerings. So now it’s a sad hybrid: take away food with a wasted interior space.
Look, if it’s «Aladdin’s Oasis» shouldn’t it have Middle Eastern cuisine instead of grilled chicken and lasagna options? They have the space for a restaurant. So, serve the entrees on plates instead of plastic trays. Then do away with the plastic bottled drinks and salad dressing containers jumbled up in a separate bag. As for the food, the chicken was over-​salted, and everything else was acceptable.
All in all it comes off as sub par take out food, and even at Disney I don’t think that worth $ 20 plus.

I made a reservation with the Fantasmic! viewing package on 1−2−15 for 3 people on the Disneyland website. I thought I was getting a steal for the $ 20 price tag, but unfortunately, you really get what you pay for.
Service: There was quite a long line despite arriving maybe 20 – 30 minutes early and needing to actually look at the menu (which the website does not provide) and ask questions about our dining package. The staff was very helpful and moved the line quickly. They also provided a menu so you could make your meal options before paying at the front desk, which was helpful.
When we were seated and had ordered our food, however, the service quickly began to go downhill. The waiter was polite and friendly, yet he gave our utensils to us in a plastic bag and just threw it at the center of the table, along with another bag filled with condiments and salad dressing. He didn’t even point out whose dressing was whose or which dressing it was, so we had to taste them all ourselves to dole them out accordingly. Our drinks were bottled sodas or water, so no refills during the dining experience.
Food: It wasn’t awful, but it did make us feel as though we were eating at Aladdin’s High School Cafeteria, rather than a nice restaurant. The lasagna was decent, if bland and under-​seasoned. My friend’s chicken was also overcooked and dry. The high point of our entire meal was probably the tiny cheesecake you get for dessert.
Ambiance: This setting USED to be a dinner theater and now it’s simply a defunct Cave of Wonders and a really sad looking, cluttered little stage. It’s also very cold and drafty (you’re just outside, basically) so if you’re attending Disneyland during the winter, maybe don’t opt for this package. We were freezing and it was extremely windy.
Overall: For $ 20 dollars, I guess I should have expected this? However, even for a cheaper dining/​Fantasmic! package, nothing was really up to the levels of quality or service that Disneyland is known for enforcing. Even if you’re just trying to save money, I really wouldn’t recommend actually bothering to make a reservation for this– if you’re starving, have a huge party and not a lot of cash, and need a quick fix, then drop by Aladdin’s Oasis. It may be okay for you.
I just really hope they bring back the old dinner theater they used to have, that’d more than likely earn them more money than this Disney Cafeteria set up they currently have going on.

Purchased the Fantasmic dining package 12-​16-​2014.
I found it to be good food, on my time schedule, and a pleasant dining atmosphere.
All meals are packaged in a divided container so you could take it to go anywhere or eat there. We ending up eating at the tables provided at the Oasis and the servers were attentive and speedy.
Our party was large (10 total) and included both children (picky eaters) and adults. Adult entrees tried were the Meat Lasagna and Citrus Chicken. Both Entrees came with a dinner roll, green beans lightly seasoned, small green salad with feta cheese and cherry tomatoes and choice of dressing on the side (Italian, Raspberry Vinaigrette, Ranch), mini cheesecake with Mickey ears white choc garnish and a drink (milk, soda, water). $ 20 — not bad. Portion of Lasagna was more filling than the chicken.
Kids had Mac n Cheese (which they ate all of and is a bigger portion than the one in Tomorrowland) and another had spaghetti — definitely a child sized portion. Their meals also included green beans (which they did not eat) Dinner roll, cut fruit (melon, grapes) and a Mickey Mouse shortbread cookie — not bakery huge but not mini either (pardon the pun) and a drink (milk, water, soda, juice).
Random happy item — napkins provided where studier than average paper ones. I appreciate this will small children — more mileage. And the quality is a step up from other «fast food options».
Personally, I would say the meal was worth about $ 12 – 15 with drink and dessert included so you are paying a bit extra for the Fast Pass privilege of not lining up. Given that most food counter food in Disneyland ranges between $ 7 – 14 I think this is worth a look if you like chicken or lasagna.
FastPass Experience,
We walked into the area (Blue) about 10 mins before the show and found plenty of options to view. We were up some steps behind the Tom Sawyers raft loading area.
It appears you can get a Fastpass for viewing on the bridge over Pirates Entrance without the dining option. That would be a great spot without paying.
Overall the Fastpass buisness is a snaffoo right now. The congestion and redirection around Rivers of America is WAAY worse than I have experienced it with the old «blanket on the ground» system. Hopefully the flow will be improved but right now guests are redirected through Riverbelle Terrace eating patio to get around the congestion, bridge over Pirates is one way out (toward the Jungle Cruise) and it is overall frustrating and NARROW! Awful with trying to keep small kids together.

Wow, this ride looks cool. What is it? Is it new? No… it’s a companion restroom 0₀
Guess it used to be a restaurant but now it’s just bathroom. Figured I’d post so people don’t stand out waiting in line for like 5 mins just to figure that out like my me :$