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Each puzzle is made with a premium blue Eska board, renowned for its durability and made from 100% recovered paper, ensuring a sustainable and eco-friendly product. Designed for puzzle enthusiasts, our puzzles feature precision-cut pieces that fit tightly and “snap” together, delivering a satisfying and seamless assembly experience. Packaged in a collectible box with a magnetic closure, these puzzles are as elegant as they are enjoyable. A full-color reference poster is included for guidance, along with a resealable storage bag to keep your puzzle pieces safe and organized. Boardwalk Traditional Puzzles combine quality, sustainability, and thoughtful design to provide hours of entertainment and relaxation. Great to give or build yourself, these puzzles are fun for any puzzle lover! “Make way for Prince Ali. Say hey, it’s Prince Ali…!” Thus begins an epic parade through the streets of Agrabah. I love a parade. I also appreciate the magic of love. What to do? How about put them together in this painting of Aladdin? I remember the first time I saw a parade, the thrill of a rich, moving pageant passing before me. They even threw me candy! When I was young, I had the opportunity to be in a small-town parade. It was amazing! There was energy and excitement. The streets were lined with people waving and cheering. There were bright colors, fun cars, precision motorcycle groups, horses, marching bands, loud sirens, clowns and on and on. Even without a personal genie, it was magical. Have you felt that? I wanted to capture these feelings in the Aladdin painting — a great parade with all its wonder. This is a celebration of life in all its variety. It is as magical as newfound love or a magic carpet ride; it’s “A Whole New World.” Everyone is feeling the exhilaration and happiness: the music, the marvel, and the unwrapped thrill of the future. The Sultan is so thrilled he is even smiling riding on the back of Abu, who has been turned into an elephant (not a comfortable ride, take it from me). I hope this bright, Arabian city takes you to a place where wishes come true.
Exclusive Art by Eric Dowdle Celebrate Aladdin's Celebration in Agrabah with captivating artwork by Eric Dowdle. Every piece is carefully designed with intricate details and vibrant colors to reflect the charm and character of this beautiful scene
Puzzle Fun for the Whole Family our puzzles are precisely cut to fit tightly and “snap” together. The high-quality craftsmanship of this 16 x 20 inches, 500-piece jigsaw puzzle allows for easy assembly, and is ideal for puzzle lovers of all ages
Expertly Crafted Made with best in the industry premium blue Eska board. Designed for durability, the sturdy material ensures each piece holds its shape with repeated use. This puzzle stands the test of time, allowing you to enjoy it for years to come.
Thoughtful Extras for Puzzle Lovers This puzzle comes with a detailed reference poster and a resealable bag is included to keep every piece safe, organized, and easy to access, making your puzzle experience even more enjoyable and hassle-free
Premium Collectible Packaging This puzzle comes in an heirloom-quality box with magnetic closure and a removable sleeve, perfect for displaying and maintaining your puzzle's condition. The stylish & functional packaging is ideally sized for storage
This Disney Aladdin Parade Puzzle was pretty easy to put together. It took me around 4 hours to assemble from beginning to end and i was able to do it in one sitting. The quality of the pieces are OK, it's not flimsy and it's not thick either. The way the pieces fit together will make you doubt if it's in the right spot but then you realize it is. It's also very useful that it comes with a bag to put in your puzzle if you want to disassemble it and keep it safe.I did take a star off because the Arabic writing on the puzzle is nonsense and has nothing to do with Aladdin. Google translate is free but whatever.
