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Possible Hidden Mickeys in Africa, Disney’s Animal Kingdom

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More specifically, we’re taking in the sights along the Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail in Africa. On the opposite side of the bridge from the amazing Jafar rock are other tall rock formations. Take a look at some suspicious images on one of these other rocks. Directly opposite Jafar, a classic Hidden Mickey might be carved … Continue reading "Possible Hidden Mickeys in Africa, Disney’s Animal Kingdom"
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Possible Hidden Mickeys in Pandora – The World of Avatar, Disney’s Animal Kingdom

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With Pandora – The World of Avatar, Disney’s Imagineers created a richly detailed landscape of strange, unfamiliar images. As a result, folks continue to spot potential Hidden Mickeys here. When you reach the lab along the Standby entrance queue of “Avatar Flight of Passage,” look for this collection of small, different-sized bottles with black caps … Continue reading "Possible Hidden Mickeys in Pandora – The World of Avatar, Disney’s Animal Kingdom"
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Hidden Mickeys of interest around Walt Disney World

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Folks are uncovering lots of interesting images in Pandora – The World of Avatar at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Are some of them legitimate Hidden Mickeys? Take a look. These gold circles appear on the wall to your right as you wind along the inside Standby entrance queue of “Avatar Flight of Passage.” Find them just … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys of interest around Walt Disney World"
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Hidden Mickeys in Disney’s Animal Kingdom

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We continue to find potential Hidden Mickeys in the amazing detail of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Check out two images from Pandora. One is along the outer perimeter of the collection of drums to play, which is near the entrance to Na’vi River Journey. Three small mushroom-like growths can be found about three feet up from … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys in Disney’s Animal Kingdom"
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Hidden Mickeys and other Hidden Characters in Conservation Station, Disney’s Animal Kingdom

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Conservation Station is chock full of Hidden Mickeys and other Hidden (and not-so-hidden) Disney Characters. First up are Mickey and Minnie – they make a special appearance for the holidays in one of the rooms at the rear. Disney adds characters to the rooms dedicated to various animal species. Here’s Prince Naveen as a frog … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys and other Hidden Characters in Conservation Station, Disney’s Animal Kingdom"
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Hidden Mickeys in Epcot and Disney’s Animal Kingdom

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One of my favorite Hidden Mickeys over the years was the three-rock classic Mickey in the Japan Pavilion. You could find it at the right side of the pavilion, in a clearing in the plants along the right side of the walkway to the Mitsukoshi store. I was dismayed when this great image disappeared over … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys in Epcot and Disney’s Animal Kingdom"
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Questionable Hidden Mickeys around Walt Disney World

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In Disney parks everywhere, new attractions bring new images to ponder, and fresh images pop up sometimes in established areas. Or maybe no one has spotted them before? Remember, Disney usually doesn’t notify us when new Hidden Mickeys are created. In Epcot’s Norway, consider the following two images. The first is in The Wandering Reindeer … Continue reading "Questionable Hidden Mickeys around Walt Disney World"
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Hidden Mickeys in the Magic Kingdom and DinoLand U.S.A.

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Let’s study a few images from the Magic Kingdom. Along the entrance queue of Under the Sea – Journey of The Little Mermaid, many collections of circles and circular objects can resemble classic Hidden Mickeys. For example, just before you enter the inside portion of the queue, look up high above and behind you for … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys in the Magic Kingdom and DinoLand U.S.A."
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