Frontierland

Tom Sawyer Island - Mine Mickey

in Frontierland posted 1/14/08

There are several gems in Magnetic Mystery Mine that create a great Hidden Mickey.

Big Thunder Mountain RR - Cavern

in Frontierland posted 6/10/08

I saw this Hidden Mickey on my Christmas WDW trip. I returned for my birthday in February and managed to snap a quick shot! Not the greatest, but visible. This is when you're going up the hill inside the "cavern" at Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Off to the right of the tracks, three stalagmites form a distinct Hidden Mickey! (In my photo, it's left of center, right in front of the four taller stalagmites.)

Frontierland Shootin' Arcade cactus Mickey

in Frontierland posted 10/20/05

In the center of the gallery, close to the front, this cactus looks like Mickey.

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad - Mickey Gears

in Frontierland posted 8/24/10

The gears Mickey at BTMRR appears to have changed since the picture you have was taken. This vantage point comes from the Fastpass line, just before you enter the covered portion of the queue.

Frontier Trading Post store - Mickey ropes

in Frontierland posted 7/9/06

Check out the ropes in the Trading Post you will find this and one more.

Splash Mountain Queue - Painted Yoke

in Frontierland posted 7/23/07

A red classic Hidden Mickey is painted on a yoke that hangs on a left wall of the entrance queue. It's in the first tunnel part of the queue that has lights on the walls.

Frontier Trading Post Store - Cowboy

in Frontierland posted 3/27/07

Just inside the center entrance, wall on the left. The cowboy has a classic Mickey on his lanyard .

Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe - Hidden Mickey on Light

in Frontierland posted 5/13/10

Look up at the lights above the checkout lines.

On a Bridge in Frontierland

in Frontierland posted 11/9/05

At the right end of the bridge from Frontierland (as you face it from the Liberty Square Riverboat or from Tom Sawyer Island), three rocks form a classic Mickey. They're located between the last two vertical posts that support the handrail, about one foot down from the top of the rocks.