Scott Weinger not only provided the voice for Aladdin, but he also played D. J.'s boyfriend, Steve, on the TV show Full House. The show had a little fun with this coincidence when they did an episode at Disneyworld in 1993. D. J. imagines that she sees Steve dressed as Aladdin standing on a parade float. Hey, his voice does sound really familiar. (Source)

Disney movies are super wholesome, so people have always looked for naughty tidbits in them. For years, people swore that you could hear Aladdin saying, "Good teenagers, take off your clothes" when he's shooing Rajah away on Jasmine's balcony. The line is actually supposed to be, "Good kitty. Take off and go," but it is pretty tough to hear. Newer DVD versions of the movie have the updated dialogue, "Good kitty, take off," so that the delicate ears of future children may not be harmed. (Source)

Aladdin is more like Pinocchio than you'd think. Whenever he tells a lie, the feather on his turban falls forward. (Source)

The sequel to Aladdin, The Return of Jafar, was the first time Disney had ever attempted to make a full-length animated movie that wasn't intended to play in theaters. It went straight to video and made a bunch of money, too, opening the door for future direct-to-your-DVD-player sequels. (Source)