He used his third wish to set the Genie free, and the lamp was used as a home/residence for Genie instead of a prison.Īlthough still Genie's 'default' location to reside in (although he was able to leave the lamp on his own accord rather than being perpetually trapped in it until rubbed like he was originally), Genie tended to spend more time outside of his lamp than within it, the lamp serving as a place to rest more than anything else.

After Jafar was tricked into using his third wish to become a genie himself, Aladdin reclaimed the lamp.

After Aladdin used his first two wishes, Jafar's pet parrot sidekick Iago was able to steal the lamp and give it to Jafar. For years the lamp has been constantly wanted by the evil vizier, Jafar, until Aladdin got a hold of it and was granted three wishes. The lamp was hidden away in the mysterious Cave of Wonders for centuries. Additional areas that are mentioned (but unseen) include a ballroom and a breakfast nook.

Despite this, the interior has been fully seen as part of of the Inside the Genie's Lamp featurette, in which the lamp boasts a large living room, dining room, a master bedroom with a 'fly in' closet, and even a garden decorated with topiaries, flora, and water features. The interior was described by Genie as very cramped and small. The lamp itself resembles an oil lamp, which have been used as 'genie lamps' in Arabian folklore for generations. As one of the most powerful objects in the universe, the lamp was hidden deep within the Cave of Wonders, a cavern that can only be summoned by a golden scarab and entered by an individual known as the Diamond in the Rough. The lamp has existed for millennia, though it's origins are unknown.

4.6 Disney Parks and other live appearances.

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