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[Mr Ferret 75]

guten Tag feinen Leute

Seeing as today wraps up National Eye exam month i have this little poser for you.
What one little item of theming has made you go "WOW" or stopped you in your tracks ? I am not talking about seeing the castle or tree of life here just one tiny little thing that you suddenly spotted out of the blue that made you realise just how much attention to detail Disney really do put in.

danke und haben Sie ein schönes Wochenende

 

[NiarrNDisney]

The Christmas trees inside some of the Deluxe resorts tend to always put my in awe!

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Ich hatte eine wow-Erlebnis in Tow Sawyer Insel!

Because you don't really walk through TSI to get anywhere, nor visit it every single time, you keep forgetting how much detail went into that area. My wow moment last trip was how elaborate that blacksmith/horse/chicken showscene in the fort really is.

 

[luv]

The things that most Impressed me my fist time were IASW and the Liberty Tree Tavern.

The AK is wonderful almost everywhere you look.

The Everest queue is wonderful.

Music. They do a great job with music. Whiever is in charge of that gets a huge thumbs up!

No sprechen the Deutch. No spellingacht knowledgeacht eitheracht.

 

[~Tinkerbell~]

Eine meiner wow-Erlebnis war die Gebäude. The buildings on Main Street, Haunted Mansion and Tower of Terror especially stood out to me the first time I visited the world.

 

[englanddg]

 

[MinnieM123]

I recall one of (many) "wow" moments during my first trip to WDW back in the mid-80's. My mother and I decided to depart the monorail at the Contemporary Resort and look around. We were both in awe of the impressive Mary Blair tile mural in the main Concourse area. Still love looking up at the details of this creative mural to this day!

 

[Susan Savia]

The fireworks make me say WOW!

 

[Meredith]

The parades

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

The topiaries, especially the Mickey Minnie one by the Tomorrowland bridge.

 

[tare]

The gingerbread house at gf

 

[tonganprince]

The metal palm trees in tomorrowland always get me.

 

[Allym146]

It's hard to choose! My husband and I loved the detail in the miniature train and village display in the Germany pavilion at Epcot.

 

[zurgandfriend]

The lobby of the Wilderness Lodge I just stood there and looked at everything.

 

[JoeCamel]

The passage through the castle and the mosaic inside, I think so many people are in a hurry to get through they never see the detail. The duckfoot pendents in adventureland are a close second. They didn't have to do those.

 

[jw24]

New Fantasyland. I know it's gotten some heat but in all seriousness, the details of everything is just mind-blowing. It has really good aesthetics with all the castles and everything.

 

[danpam1024]

the hot cocoa smell coming off one of the floats ( I think it was Minnie's) during the Jungle Jungle Parade at DAK
ToT Queue
The Emporium windows (especially during the holidays
the old KP in WS
The dinner and dancing scene at HM

 

[LucyK]

The abundance of flamingos near the Tree Of Life. I love flamingos and that many all bundled together made stop and say wow! The vet CM stationed there was surprised by my knowledge of them and we talked for about 10 minutes, it was one of my favorite trip moments.

 

[bethymouse]

Everything at WDW gives me WOW moments every time I'm there.

 

[75disney]

The Christmas trees in Camp Minnie-Mickey. Each one is decorated to represent a different character, like Pooh, Pluto, etc. we had so much fun examining each one and figuring out which character it was for. The attention to detail was amazing.