Overview of the Latest Update
- The recent Tales of Agrabah update in Disney Dreamlight Valley introduces Aladdin and Jasmine, along with new Friendship Quests and a Flying Carpet companion.
- A bug emerged with the new room size customization feature, leading to players being locked out of their homes.
- Gameloft acknowledges the problem and is actively working on a solution, advising players to steer clear of specific room dimensions temporarily.
The highly anticipated Tales of Agrabah update for Disney Dreamlight Valley launched on February 26, expanding the game’s horizons with a new realm in the Dream Castle. This update allows players to wander through the lively streets of Agrabah and features beloved characters Aladdin and Jasmine, each bringing their own Friendship Quests along with delightful rewards. A highlight of this update is the chance to obtain the enchanting Flying Carpet, enriching players’ experiences as they navigate the vibrant Disney universe.
As part of this update, spring festivities make a grand return with the Eggstravaganza seasonal event, providing players with even more ways to engage with the evolving world of Disney Dreamlight Valley. Scrooge McDuck’s store now features a selection of new and returning spring-themed items, rejuvenating the aesthetic of the Valley. Additionally, players can explore four new Floating Islands in various locations: Peaceful Meadow, Dazzle Beach, Glade of Trust, and Forgotten Lands. However, amidst all these exciting new offerings, players are facing challenges due to a bug that hinders access to their in-game homes.
The official Twitter account for Disney Dreamlight Valley has issued a cautionary note, advising users against altering the dimensions of their main room in sizes of 6×8, 10×6, or 10×8. This alert comes as the studio has confirmed that changing the room to these specifications may prevent players from re-entering their houses or limit access to the “Elevator” feature. Fortunately, this issue does not affect other room sizes. The room size modification was a long-awaited feature, enhancing customization options for players. Prior to this update, room sizes were capped at 10 by 10, thereby limiting players’ creativity. But with the new update, players now have more freedom to create unique virtual spaces—though it seems this innovation may have come with some unforeseen complications.
Studio Acknowledgment of the Room Sizing Glitch
🚨 Known Issue with Custom Room Sizes🚨 We recommend that players DO NOT modify the dimensions of the central room in any of their houses to the following sizes: – 6×8 – 10×6 – 10×8 We have identified an issue where players doing so may be unable to access that house upon… — Disney Dreamlight Valley (@DisneyDLV) February 28, 2025
In response to the ongoing issue, Gameloft has confirmed its awareness of the room sizing bug and is currently working diligently to develop a fix. For now, players are urged to avoid changing the primary room dimensions while enjoying the other features found in the Tales of Agrabah update, such as the new characters from Aladdin and a convenient recipe search feature. As players await a resolution, the community remains optimistic for a swift return to normalcy, allowing everyone to fully enjoy their customized Disney homes.
Recently, the Disney Dreamlight Valley Twitter account teased upcoming content with a series of emojis that sparked speculation regarding future additions. Emojis depicting a wave and a palm tree hinted at themes from Lilo & Stitch, Moana, and The Little Mermaid, while animal paw prints alongside a bathtub alluded to 101 Dalmatians, Beauty and the Beast, and Lady and the Tramp.
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