Ever wonder why the Mouse doesn't have a hotel dedicated to him?

[Jessica Meier]

Since we all know that our obsession was all started by a mouse, have you ever wondered why there isn't a resort dedicated solely to him and the fab five? I was pondering this at about 2 am this morning while I was up with a hacking cough. It would be really neat with the clubhouse as the main building. Buildings could be themed with the many incarnations of Mickey or floors could be themed wih each of the fab five.

 

[stevehousse]

I'm still wondering after all these years why there isn't a Mickey Mouse ride!!!

 

[luv]

Yes, I sure have. Especially in the Values.

I've also wondered why themed Mickeys don't hang out in the hotel lobbies, or just walk the halls of the hotels. It just can't cost that much and people would love it!

 

[lazyboy97o]

While there have been some proposals, Mickey Mouse is not really a topic for a themed experience. Yes, there could be decor featuring Mickey, but that just results in a hotel with Mickey Mouse everywhere and not an experience of somewhere else. Maybe something like a ToonTown resort would work, but it'd have to be about a place and not a singular character.

 

[mickeysbrother]

Got to love those late night thinking sessions.
The mickey mouse club house could be a perfect Fab 5 ride. I even still watch it

 

[Californian Elitist]

It's not a full fledged hotel, but there is a Mickey Mouse suite in the Disneyland Hotel available for the general public. It's called Mickey Mouse Penthouse.

A full fledged hotel based on the rest of the gang, including Mickey, would be nice.

 

[lazyboy97o]

http://www.theneverlandfiles.com/tnf/disneyland/mickeymousehotel.php

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

Mickey themed rides or resorts would be cool. Disney could really incorporate some Mickey theming into the contemporary rooms and keep the modern vibe. One thing I really love about the pop is the big Mickey phone in the 70's section, last time I was there I got to see it very morning and night it made me smile!

 

[unkadug]

They don't want to over saturate the market. Keeping Mickey a little hidden and elusive keeps his Q Score and Celebrity Quotient high.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Mickey themed rides or resorts would be cool. Disney could really incorporate some Mickey theming into the contemporary rooms and keep the modern vibe.

That would not be theming, it would be decorating. Theming is about creating a large experience that one enters. Seeing something is not enough.

 

[IWantMyMagicBand]

Since we all know that our obsession was all started by a mouse, have you ever wondered why there isn't a resort dedicated solely to him and the fab five? I was pondering this at about 2 am this morning while I was up with a hacking cough. It would be really neat with the clubhouse as the main building. Buildings could be themed with the many incarnations of Mickey or floors could be themed wih each of the fab five.

Yes yes and YES!!!! How cool?!?! A different wing for each character like Art of Animation. I'd love to stay in the Minnie wing please, my son would love a Donald wing.
And Yes, shaped like the Clubhouse! With an "upslide" running through it.
Or a general Disney Junior hotel. A Sofia princess room, A Jake pirate room. FAB!
And to see Mickey in the hotels, YES! Happens in Paris everyday, yet we still queue for an hour to see him "Backstage" in his traditional costume.

 

[NiarrNDisney]

It's not a full fledged hotel, but there is a Mickey Mouse suite in the Disneyland Hotel available for the general public. It's called Mickey Mouse Penthouse.

A full fledged hotel based on the rest of the gang, including Mickey, would be nice.

Maybe they could make a couple suites like this at the Contemporary!

 

[Californian Elitist]

Maybe they could make a couple suites like this at the Contemporary!

I don't see why not. There are four other signature suites in the Disneyland Hotel that are seriously cool. They cost thousands of dollars a night to stay in.

Fairy Tale Suite:

Adventureland Suite:

Pirates Suite:

Big Thunder Suite:

The Mickey Suite is definitely amazing, but I'll take the Thunder Suite.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

That would not be theming, it would be decorating. Theming is about creating a large experience that one enters. Seeing something is not enough.

To me decoration is part of a theme. Oh well...

 

[DisneyPrincess5]

These rooms are incredible!!!

 

[The Empress Lilly]

HAH! TO ALL OF U SUKKAS THIS MAY LOOK LIKE AN ORDINARY ROOM BUT MY TRAINED EYE HAS SPOTTED AT LEAST FIVE HIDDEN MICKEYS!!!1!

 

[The Empress Lilly]

I don't see why not. There are four other signature suites in the Disneyland Hotel that are seriously cool. They cost thousands of dollars a night to stay in.

Fairy Tale Suite:

Adventureland Suite:

Pirates Suite:

Big Thunder Suite:

The Mickey Suite is definitely amazing, but I'll take the Thunder Suite.

Those are some seriously good looking rooms!

I too am enamoured by the Thunder suite. Amazing how much style you can achieve with basic materials and simplicity of design. Then again, perhaps simplicity is a hallmark of classy elegance.
I like the Pirate suite for the same reason.

If 'forced' to choose, I'd pick the fairytale suite. Still the most Disney of them all. Although I prefer the bathroom over the bedroom.

 

[unkadug]

HAH! TO ALL OF U SUKKAS THIS MAY LOOK LIKE AN ORDINARY ROOM BUT MY TRAINED EYE HAS SPOTTED AT LEAST FIVE HIDDEN MICKEYS!!!1!

Only 5? Rookie...

I see 26 in the bathroom alone.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Only 5? Rookie...

I see 26 in the bathroom alone.

Gah! Now I see more than five too!

I'm sure all you cheats are using a book to find them!


* and my pin collection is larger too *

 

[Californian Elitist]

Those are some seriously good looking rooms!

I too am enamoured by the Thunder suite. Amazing how much style you can achieve with basic materials and simplicity of design. Then again, perhaps simplicity is a hallmark of classy elegance.
I like the Pirate suite for the same reason.

If 'forced' to choose, I'd pick the fairytale suite. Still the most Disney of them all. Although I prefer the bathroom over the bedroom.

The Fairy Tale one is gorgeous, but that's just that. It looks a little bit TOO gorgeous and fancy. I'd be afraid of eating, drinking and possibly spilling something. It's very white... Too white for me, I'd probably never even wear my shoes in that room.