Disneyland

Pirates of the Caribbean - shell mickey

in Disneyland posted 6/21/08

After the 2nd drop, on the right side, on the beach scene with the skeletons and moving crab.

Disneyland - Disney Gallery Classic Mickey

in Disneyland posted 5/26/05

A classic Mickey is in the relief of the wall at The Disney Gallery in New Orleans Square.

Jungle Cruise - Classic Mickey in a pan

in Disneyland posted 5/26/05

Along the Jungle Cruise ride, a classic Mickey shape is in a pan. The pan can be found on one of the boats themselves, hanging off one of the support beams. I forget which boat it was, but I do remember that it was on the left side. (Andrew Knight) The boat is the Suwannee Lady, rust color on the bottom of a cast iron pan, mounted above peoples heads on the left side of the boat. (Eric, Colleen, & Julie)

Wonder and Dreams Towers - Lobby Carpets

in Disneyland posted 1/3/09

All three Disneyland Hotel Towers share similar carpet and wallpaper patterns. The Dreams Tower lobby has this light blue Hidden Mickey carpet, sharing a pattern similar to the carpets found in the Magic Tower lobby (salmon or royal blue) or the Wonder Tower lobby (sage green - second photo).

Disneyland - Pirates of the Caribbean, Hat Shadow

in Disneyland posted 3/25/06

I mourn the passing (at the last rehab) of my favorite Hidden Mickey. In the battle scene, the pirate's tricorn hat cast a HM on his ship's sail. This was particularly cool, because it was a moving HM.

Tom Sawyer Tree House HM

in Disneyland posted 10/15/07

On Tom Sawyer Island, there is a Hidden Mickey in the treehouse. After climbing up to the top, there is a small solid black wooden Mickey on the north wall at approximately shin/knee level. It is to the right of one of the crates. This Hidden Mickey is lost (Lloyd Stevens).

Mickey's Toontown - Sign at the Entrance

in Disneyland posted 9/30/06

Before you enter Mickey's Toontown, you'll pass a sign on a pole in the middle of the path. The sign displays the time that Toontown will be closing. Classic Mickeys are at the bottom of the sign, front and back. This image is lost. (Lloyd Stevens).