Favorite Hidden Details

[The Sorcerers Aprentice]

Hi I'm new here and I would like to know what one of your favorite hidden details are. My favorite detail is the windows on Main Street.

 

[luv]

The stuff in the cement as you head into the mountains in Asia.

 

[JIMINYCR]

Hidden immediately gets me thinking of Hidden Mickeys. Lots of fun seeking those out. Usually find ones that have been staring me right in the face but I never saw them before.

 

[Jane Whalebones]

I like the ring in the cement outside the Haunted Mansion...and all the Hidden Mickeys Love looking for them.

 

[momof1princess]

We like the horseshoe prints in the sidewalk beween the Tangled bathrooms and the HM in the MK. My daughter had a fit that Maximus had been there along with "others". That is the right name isn't it, the horse from Tangled?

 

[Jane Whalebones]

Hi I'm new here and I would like to know what one of your favorite hidden details are. My favorite detail is the windows on Main Street.

Welcome aboard!

 

[Gt2BtheGoodLife]

I like the ring in the cement outside the Haunted Mansion...and all the Hidden Mickeys Love looking for them.

HM junkie here is now curious. Where is the ring located? I don't think I've ever heard about it/noticed it before.

 

[MY_NAME_STITCH]

Mr Toad in the pet cemetery at HM.

 

[englanddg]

HM junkie here is now curious. Where is the ring located? I don't think I've ever heard about it/noticed it before.

If I recall correctly, as you are walking through the new interactive queue, when you get to the sea captains vault, look over the guardrail to the right. You will see it on the ground there (near a trash can).

We spotted it on our trip last year.

 

[Gt2BtheGoodLife]

If I recall correctly, as you are walking through the new interactive queue, when you get to the sea captains vault, look over the guardrail to the right. You will see it on the ground there (near a trash can).

We spotted it on our trip last year.

I'll look the next time I go, thanks!

 

[CP_alum08]

I'll look the next time I go, thanks!

If you aren't looking for you would never see it, it's kind of tucked away in a corner.

I think my favorite is the peanut shells in the ground around the new Dumbo ride(s).

 

[James Barker]

The stuff in the cement as you head into the mountains in Asia.

 

[hnp929@optonlin]

All of world showcase in Epcot.It never gets old.

 

[Uddy]

I love seeing tributes to "rides gone by" in the new rides. Like in the Voyage of the Little Mermaid, they hid a submarine in the que to pay homage to 20000 L.

 

[Mimi]

I like the the talking trash can and drinking fountain in FW; at least I did like them. Last time I was there they weren't working.

 

[The Sorcerers Aprentice]

Has anyone seen the Do Not Pull Rope at Hollywood Studios? It's by the entrance to the Indiana Jones Show. That's also one of my favorites, although I just recently found it!

 

[rob45]

I like finding the small hidden Mickeys. Some you really have to search for. The tree in front of Winnie the Pooh ride has a couple in it with a submarine in
honor of 2000 L. The shop next to Momma Melroses has Mickeys shorts hanging on a clothes line.

 

[litaljohn]

if you go into muppetvision you will see a sign that says they were out and it also says "key under mat" if you lift up the mat you will find that indeed there is in fact a key hidden under it!

 

[jw24]

Well, we have an entire thread devoted to it but if you look closely in the Tree of Life, there are animal carvings all throughout the bark of the tree. Also, I thought it was really cool to know that when you're walking down Main Street, you're actually 15 feet above ground level and there are underground tunnels in the Magic Kingdom. You can't see them as a visitor but many cast members travel from one land to another with ease with those tunnels without being seen.

 

[brb1006]

I heard when your inside MouseGear you might hear a conversation going on upstairs where you can hear Donald along with his nephews having a conversation including Webby and Gyro from DuckTales. Here's where I learned about this.
http://disneyshawn.blogspot.com/2009/05/making-memories.html