Morocco Pavilion

To create the Moroccan pavilion, the King of Morocco sent his own personal architects and artisans to recreate the look and feel of exotic cities like Casablanca and Marrakesh.  Enjoy a unique shopping experience in the Marketplace in the Medina - reminiscent of an open air bazaar in Morocco.  Meet the characters from the Disney movie "Aladdin", or visit the Moroccan National Tourist Office.  Enjoy belly dancers as you dine on chicken with preserved lemons or exotic lamb dishes in the restaurants of the Morocco Pavilion.

Restaurants:  The Moroccan dishes served in the two restaurants are probably the most exotic food in all of the World Showcase - and the least familiar to children with autism.  The Restaurant Marrakesh offers sit down full service dining, with belly dancers as entertainment.  The menu includes shish kabobs (beef and chicken), roast lamb, lemon chicken, and appetizers made from beef and spices.  The Tangierine Cafe offers counter service sandwiches and wraps, salads, and vegetables platters - all with a distinctly Moroccan flavor.

Character Greetings:  Aladdin, Princess Jasmine, and Genie (from the Disney movie "Aladdin") are often available for pictures, autographs, and hugs near the back of the Marketplace in the Medina section of the Pavilion. 

Kidcot Funstop Station:  The Kidcot station is in the Marketplace in the Medina section of the Pavilion.  You might ask the cast member to write your child's name in Arabic for a unique souvenier.

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To see Morocco Image Gallery, click here