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- Magic Carpets are Fun essences in MySims. You can find them by prospecting in the Fun Prospecting Cave. It is the only essence from the Fun prospecting cave not to be in any other game. They can also be obtained by being nice to Daryl Handsly, the Fun Uber Sim.
- The Magic Carpet is a ride similar to the Swinging Inverter Ship and the Pirate Ship, but it does not go upside-down. The place where the guests sit are moved in circles by 4 arms. In the middle of the ride sits a genie (in RCT3 it's an oil lamp). This ride holds 12 guests at a time. In RCT3, this ride is named Flying Carpet.
- een Magic Carpet is een magich tapijt waarmee je verschillende kan bereiken in de woestijn van Al-Kharid. Maar het zal je wel een paar centen kosten, tussen de 100 en 200 coins, het ligt eraan waar je heen gaat.deze foto toont naar waar deze tapijten kunnen vliegen:
- The Magic Carpet (better known as just Carpet) is a sentient carpet, and supporting character from Disney's 1992 film Aladdin.
- The Magic Carpet (まほうのじゅうたん Mahou no Juutan?) mini-game is one of the side activities found in Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. It can be accessed after completing the second visit to Agrabah; touching the switch in the Ruined Chamber starts the game. This game reenacts Sora's escape via Carpet from the crumbling ruins in the desert after the party is tricked by Jafar. The goal is to defeat as many enemies as possible.
- The Magic Carpet is a magical item used by Ozma of Oz.
- Magic Carpets can be found in the following places:
* Darashia
* Edron
* Farmine (need to complete The New Frontier Quest to get access)
* Femor Hills
* Svargrond Magic carpets are cheaper alternative to boats but there are not many of them. Only players with a Premium Account can use magic carpets. Ask the manager for possible destinations. Beacause magic carpets fly from one place to the other you can find them on top of some buildings or hills. Since the 2005 summer update, magic carpets are Protection Zones.
- Magic Carpet is a skill that can be given to a lemming in Lemmings 2: The Tribes. Magic Carpets float above the ground and adjust their height to follow the terrain. If they go over the edge of a cliff they will slowly sink downwards until they settle again. They will only change back when they hit something. The Fan tool can be used to push the carpet up or down, however its horizontal speed and direction are fixed.
- The Magic Carpet is a mount available to players for File:IconGem.png400 per skin. It was also part of the Luxoria Skin Bundle and the Luxoria Complete Bundle.
- The Magic Carpet is a magical flying carpet owned by Jafar which he uses to travel around Wonderland and in his quest to get Alice.
- A Magic Carpet is one of the exclusive items from WShop that your pet can ride on in your house in Webkinz World. It is blue and didn't retire yet.
- Alex and Jerry are seen riding on a magical carpet in You Can't Always Get What You Carpet. It was first shown in the season one episode you cannot always get what you carpet. Season one episode six it was in. Note: Dad accidentally admitted to Alex that he taught Justin. He was actually afraid of her flying away one day and never coming back.
- According to Earth legends, a magic carpet was a carpet capable of flight, due to having magical origins. Such carpets were stood or sat on by people and they could ride on the carpet, which could somehow defy gravity. In 2063, Zefram Cochrane, who was about to make his first warp spaceflight, listened to a song that had the lyrics "Why don't you come with me little girl, on a magic carpet ride." (Star Trek: First Contact)
- The Magic Carpet is an item in Dragon Quest VI.It is a vehicle which is activated by using the associated item. It is found in a treasure chest in Lofty Peak.
- A magical mover which flies your norns through the Albian atmosphere and safely lands them at a destination of your choice, the Magic Carpet was made by Helen and can be found at Helen's Bibble Directory. Helen says: My first mover!
- With the major revamp of the travel system in 2011, the Magic Carpets now only provide transportation to and from locations within the Sinking Sands and smaller, related zones like Pillars of Flame. Carpet rides to and from external locations have been eliminated and replaced with travel via the Globe of Swift Travel. For the official Community News post from the EQ2 team, see Halas Reborn-Travel Revamp announcement.
- The Magic Carpet (マジックカーペット Majikku Kāpetto?), also known as the Treasure of Babylon, is a Board type Extreme Gear that appears Sonic Riders. Supposedly the prototype for the world's very first Extreme Gear, the Magic Carpet was the Babylonians' greatest invention and the fabled treasure residing inside Babylon Garden.
- The only known owner of a magic carpet was the demon Bosk, leader of the Demonic Forty Thieves. When he was vanquished by Jinny, she took ownership of the carpet and used it to escape the manor. When she was trapped in a Crystal Cage, Jinny summoned the carpet to free her, resulting in it being reduced to ashes.
- Magic Carpets appear as items that Crash rides in the Arabian levels in Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped and Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced.
- The magic carpet is a flying vehicle. It's notorious for its difficulty to control, although it has several useful applications - it can be used for tilted camera angles for filming, and can stop mid-air without any height loss.
- The magic carpet belonged to Abdulla Doo but was stolen from him when his caravan was attacked by brigands in Spielburg. Once the hero defeated the brigands the carpet was returned to Abdulla. Abdulla, Shameen, Shema and the hero flew on the magic carpet to Shapeir. Once in Shapeir, Abdulla gave his magic carpet to the Sultan and became very rich as a result.
- The Magic Carpet is a magical artefact that is currently in the possession of The Grimm Family, originally from One Thousand and One Nights featured mainly in the first book. Intially introduced in The Fairy-Tale Detectives, Sabrina and Daphne use the magic carpet to break Jack the Giant Killer out of jail. It soon becomes Sabrina's favourite mode of transport and remains one of the few magica items she can touch with being affected, as she is Touched. Sabrina grows increasingly adept at steering the carpet and so teaches the Everafters how to use it during the Everafter War.
- Kuva:Taikamatto.gif thumb|250px Taikamatot ovat nopea liikkumistapa aavikolla. Mattomatka maksaa 200 rahaa, mutta silloin et joudu käyttämään aavikkovaatteita, etkä hankkimaan vesileilejä. Samoin et joudu aavikon eläinten hyökkäysten kohteeksi. Jotta voit käyttää näitä mattoja sinun molempien käsiesi on oltava tyhjät eli et voi käyttää miekkaa tai muuta asetta taikka kilpeä lentäessäsi matolla (syynä hahmon käsien animoitu asento lennon aikana). Lisäksi lemmikkisi on oltava repussa eikä perässäsi kuljeksimassa. Mattomatkat aloituspaikka on heti Shantay Passin jälkeen. Reitit ovat
- There are two major hubs from which the carpets travel - Shantay Pass and South Pollnivneach. Carpets can travel in both directions between destinations, but other carpet destinations will only travel to one of these two hubs. However, by clicking "quick-travel", players can reach their destination almost immediately with an increased fee - 1,000 coins. This can also be halved to 500 coins with a ring of Charos (a). Due to a previous incident, the right hand used to have to be free (no weapons). However, this is no longer the case.
- Despite being a carpet, Aladdin's Magic Carpet is a character of many traits, and pure of heart. In the first film, Carpet was a bit shy when he first encountered Aladdin and Abu, but was curious enough to nervously fly over to investigate; eventually hiding once Aladdin first saw him or whenever Abu looked over. Aladdin had to coax him out of hiding, and soon, Carpet quickly befriended Aladdin and risks his own life to save him. He happily joins Aladdin on his magical adventure to win the heart of Princess Jasmine. One thing he does not enjoy is how Aladdin would not tell the truth about him truly being a street urchin, which was the only time Carpet showed any annoyance towards Aladdin.
- For the mount, see Magic Carpet (Mount). Magic Carpets are the cheaper alternative to boats but there are not many of them. Only players with a Premium Account can use magic carpets. Ask the manager for possible destinations. Because magic carpets fly from one place to the other you can find them on top of buildings and hills. They can be found in the following places:
* Darashia, here
* Edron, here
* Farmine, here (The New Frontier Quest needs to be completed to get access)
* Femor Hills, here
* Kazordoon, here
* Svargrond, here
- The magic carpet was brought to Britannia by Monsieur Loubet, and sold to the mage, Bandaii, who later gave it to Lord British as a gift. The carpet first appeared in Lord British's private chamber at Castle Britannia, where the Avatar found it in Ultima V. It was a great help in the quest (and is actually needed to acquire the Sceptre of Lord British).
- The first time King Graham rubbed the brass lamp, the imprisoned djinn gave him a persion carpet with the power of flight. He used this to scale the cliffs of Kolyma in order to gain the second key to the magic doors. There is also a magic carpet mentioned in the Koran. It belonged to King Solomon and was made of green silk. It was large enough to carry Solomon, his throne, his army, his spirits, and his attendants wherever he wished to go.
- There are two major hubs from which the carpets travel - Shantay Pass and South Pollnivneach. Carpets can travel in both directions between destinations, but other carpet destinations will only travel to one of these two hubs. The carpets require 200 coins to use, but this falls to 100 coins after doing the Rogue Trader miniquest (desert section - Blackjack or Clothes). With a Ring of Charos (a), you can reduce the price to 75 coins. (If the Ring of charos (a) is used without completing The Feud quest, the price is 100 coins.)
- Magic carpets have appeared in literature from almost Biblical times through the present day. Although they were mainly an Arab or Indian motif, the popularity of 1001 Arabian Nights brought magic carpets to the attention of Western audiences. The literary traditions of several other cultures also feature magical carpets. The magic carpet of Tangu, also called "Prince Housain's carpet" was a seemingly worthless carpet from Tangu in Persia that acted as a magic carpet. It was featured in tales from 1001 Arabian Nights.
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