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A Hidden Mickey (3 circles!)
⭐⭐⭐ +3 pts
Someone wearing mouse ears
A shiny balloon
A bird hunting for crumbs
A teeny-tiny door or window
A fancy old-timey lamp
Flowers planted in a shape
Music playing from somewhere secret
A trash can painted to match the land
A cast member sweeping with a big broom
A clock
A bell
A lantern
A wooden barrel
A mailbox
A big wagon wheel
A sign with fancy gold letters
An old key or padlock
Your reflection in something shiny
Something purple
A horse (real OR statue)
A weather vane on a roof
A name tag from far, far away
⭐⭐⭐ +3 pts
Someone wearing a birthday button
A family in matching shirts
Someone taking a selfie
A lanyard full of trading pins
Somebody fast asleep in a stroller
A kid dressed like royalty
A cast member who waves back at you
Someone with face paint
A light-up toy or bubble wand
Someone carrying a GIANT stuffed animal
Two people dressed exactly the same
A photographer with a big camera
Someone doing a silly photo pose
A grandma or grandpa wearing ears
A hard-working helper dog
Someone speaking a different language
✊ DO IT:
High-five a family member
Someone eating a churro
A popcorn cart
A snack shaped like a mouse
⭐⭐⭐ +3 pts
A giant pretzel
A lollipop bigger than your hand
A turkey leg as big as your arm
Cotton candy
A swirly pineapple treat
A giant corn dog
A popcorn bucket shaped like something
A candy apple decorated with a face
A fancy souvenir cup
Someone with a melty ice cream
Two people sharing one snack
A story detail hidden in the queue theming
A working prop, mechanism, or animatronic in the queue
A sign that's secretly funny if you read the fine print
A date or number stamped on a prop
A newspaper, letter, or document from the fictional world
Something you can touch or interact with while waiting
A nod to another Disney movie hidden in the queue
A smell that perfectly matches the ride's theme
A sound effect that makes the wait feel real
A "Staff Only" door that looks completely in-theme
A warning sign written in the ride's fictional rules
A Hidden Mickey somewhere in the queue
⭐⭐⭐ +3 pts
A cobweb — real or fake? Can you tell?
A timeline, map, or diagram on the queue walls
✊ DO IT:
Make a new friend in line — introduce yourself!
A horse-drawn vehicle on the street
The fire station (Engine Co. 1)
A window dedication above a shop
Ragtime piano or barbershop quartet music
The Emporium store window display
The lit windows above the firehouse — Walt's apartment tribute (lights always on)
Morse code playing on the telegraph at the train station (it's a real message)
The dedication plaque on the train station arch
A trolley track embedded in the road surface
The Harmony Barber Shop striped pole
"Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln" playing inside the Opera House
A vintage penny arcade or coin-operated machine
The daily flag retreat ceremony at the flagpole
A window "business" name that's a hidden tribute or pun (read them all)
Gas-style lamp posts with round frosted globes
A rubbish bin with ornate painted Victorian details
The station master's office at the train depot
City Hall's formal entrance columns and flag
The center medallion in the road at the main hub
A vintage-style phone booth or old-fashioned telephone
A poster or placard for a fictional 1900s business or show
The Main Street Cinema (still has the silent film marquee)
A cast member in full Victorian-era costume
The Refreshment Corner — piano player performing live
A fire hydrant painted to match the era (they're not modern)
A tiki totem or idol
Jungle Cruise boats loading or returning
Something made entirely of bamboo
A real or carved tropical bird
The Indiana Jones temple entrance arch
A Jungle Cruise skipper landing a pun — wait for the punchline
A shrunken head dangling inside the Jungle Cruise gift shop
Tiki Room birds twitching and warming up before the show starts
The Indiana Jones queue: a trigger rope you can pull (does something!)
A coded treasure map or mysterious journal in the Indy queue
A carved face on a tree stump or root
A lit tiki torch — gas flame, not electric
A handmade-looking sign in a fictional "native" language
Ropes strung between structures as a bridge or handrail
A giant clamshell used as a planter
The water-squirting tikis near the Enchanted Tiki Room entrance
A packing crate stamped with an exotic destination
An "authentic" explorer artifact or fossil mounted on the wall
Bamboo used as a load-bearing structural element
A poisonous-looking dart frog statue or carving
A warning sign for something silly or fictional
A real tropical plant you've never seen before — ask a cast member what it is
The bayou waterway visible from the border with New Orleans Square
A Tiki Room bird whose beak moves even outside the show
An old ship anchor or rigging element near the waterway
A wrought-iron lace balcony
The Haunted Mansion facade
The Pirates of the Caribbean entrance
A street musician or live jazz sound
A beignet or Cajun-themed treat
Club 33's secret door — gold "33" with an intercom buzzer
Madame Leota's tombstone in the graveyard — look closely, she blinks
The Haunted Mansion pet cemetery tucked beside the building
The "Beware of Hitchhiking Ghosts" sign on the Haunted Mansion fence
The Blue Bayou Restaurant — visible from the Pirates of the Caribbean queue
A skull-and-crossbones somewhere you didn't expect it
Street signs in French — Rue Royale, Rue de la Paix
A fleur-de-lis pattern on a gate or iron railing
Two wrought-iron balcony railings with completely different patterns
A gargoyle or grotesque face on the Haunted Mansion facade
A creepy crow or raven perched on something near the Haunted Mansion
A treasure map or old chart framed on a wall
An old wanted poster from a "pirate" world
A jazz trumpet or trombone incorporated into a building's decoration
The entire street with zero modern signage visible — spot the illusion
A ghost-shaped or skull-shaped design worked into an iron fence
The stretching portrait gallery visible through the Haunted Mansion windows
A pirate "trick" or visual gag somewhere in the Pirates loading area
The old-style gas lamp casting a warm yellow glow on the cobblestones
A mardi gras bead, mask, or festive decoration woven into the theming
The Mark Twain Riverboat (or Columbia sailing ship)
Big Thunder Mountain — point at the very peak!
A wanted poster on a wall
Something made of rope, leather, or rawhide
A wagon or mine cart
The actual petrified tree — an ancient redwood fossil with a plaque
Tom Sawyer Island across the water — you can only reach it by raft
The Golden Horseshoe saloon with its longhorn skull above the stage
A live goat somewhere on Big Thunder Mountain
Dinosaur bones embedded in the rockwork of Big Thunder Mountain
The "bat cave" tunnel near Big Thunder's first lift hill
The Rivers of America — name at least two different watercraft you can see
The Columbia (3-masted tall ship) vs. the Mark Twain (paddle steamer) — spot both
A shooting gallery target (bull's eye, can, or animal silhouette)
A "Boot Hill" grave marker or cemetery stone in the landscape
A geode or mining crystal on display in a shop window
A barrel organ or player piano sound drifting from the saloon
A wooden boardwalk section (listen for the hollow clunk underfoot)
A hitching post ring bolted to a fence or wall
A crate of DYNAMITE — Big Thunder is "the wildest ride in the wilderness"
Authentic-looking Native American-inspired beadwork or art in a shop
An old oil lamp or miner's lantern hanging overhead
A fence section built from wagon wheel spokes or axles
Fort Wilderness on Tom Sawyer Island — look for the stockade walls
A fictional outlaw's wanted poster with a reward amount
Sleeping Beauty Castle from the inside courtyard
The Matterhorn — spot someone at the summit!
It's a Small World clock tower
King Arthur Carrousel horses
Dumbo flying overhead
The sword in the stone (Excalibur) — try to pull it!
Snow White's wishing well — toss a coin and listen for a response
The Storybook Land Canal Boats — a miniature village scene floating past
Casey Jr. Circus Train chugging around Storybook Land
The Mad Tea Party: a mouse peeking out of a teapot decoration
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride: Toad Hall crest above the entrance
A Cheshire Cat grin hidden somewhere in the Alice in Wonderland area
Pinocchio's Daring Journey: marionette strings above the entrance
The Matterhorn Yeti's glowing red eyes visible inside the mountain
King Arthur Carrousel: find Jingles — the white horse decorated with flowers (it's Cinderella's!)
Count all the Dumbos flying on the ride — how many are there?
Sleeping Beauty Castle's walk-through — a stained glass window or mosaic inside
It's a Small World clock tower — watch for the dolls to parade on the hour
Peter Pan's Flight: a shadow on the queue building
The Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique window — wands, tiaras, and transformation magic
A "Once Upon a Time" inscription worked into an arch or doorway
Matterhorn bobsleds launching from the loading dock
A fairy tale coat of arms or heraldic shield worked into the stonework
The castle's drawbridge and moat — is the bridge up or down?
Snow White's poisoned apple — a red apple worked into the queue or signage
Space Mountain (the full dome)
A rocket ship or spacecraft decoration
Something chrome, metallic, or shiny silver
Astro Orbitor rockets spinning overhead
A retro-futuristic font or logo
The Observatron — the giant spinning kinetic sculpture at the land's entrance
The PeopleMover passing through or around Space Mountain
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage — a yellow submarine below the waterline
R2-D2 outside Star Tours — listen for his beeps
The Tomorrowland Speedway cars bumping along the track
A retro "atomic age" graphic or Space Age starburst symbol
The monorail passing overhead on its beam through Tomorrowland
Star Wars Launch Bay: a real movie prop or screen-worn costume on display
The Tomorrowland entrance arch with its logo typography
A spacecraft or satellite model hanging from a ceiling inside a building
A retro-futuristic poster advertising a fake "mission" or alien destination
The color palette of the whole land — mostly white, silver, and blue
Something that looks like a 1950s prediction of what the future would look like
Buzz Lightyear's Star Command crest on the building exterior
The PeopleMover loading platform — watch a tram glide away without stopping
A neon sign glowing in retro-futuristic style
A food item shaped like a rocket, planet, or space object
Two Stormtroopers patrolling together near Star Wars Launch Bay
A "mission control" style countdown screen or status monitor
The submarine lagoon — look below the surface for sea life animations
Mickey's house (red with polka-dot accents)
A wacky cartoon gadget or contraption
Minnie's house (it's pink!)
A cartoon manhole cover with a character face
A building that looks like it's smiling or making a face
The First National Bank of Toontown — check the cartoon money details
Toontown City Hall — find the Mayor's name on the door
Gadget's Go Coaster — the whole thing is built from giant household objects
Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin: a Dip warning sign from Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Chip 'n' Dale's Treehouse — tiny acorn and nut details inside
An ACME company crate, box, or product (Wile E. Coyote's supplier)
A cartoon anvil somewhere — look up, it might be about to fall!
A geyser or gag prop that goes off on its own — wait for it
The talking mailbox — say something to it
A fire hydrant that wiggles, squirts, or is otherwise non-standard
A cartoon-shaped crack or splat in the pavement
A sign with a joke or pun hidden in the fine print
The Jolly Trolley tracks — the zigzag path through the middle of town
A TNT plunger or bundle of dynamite as a joke prop
Characters in 1920s-30s animation style painted somewhere (classic Mickey era)
Something made of giant everyday objects — a bolt, a pencil, an eraser
A building that's squeezed, leaning, or defying gravity with cartoon physics
Goofy's Playhouse — find the most slapstick item inside
A newspaper headline framed on the wall (Toontown Gazette or Mickey Mouse News)
A cartoon 'spring' coil sticking out of something for no reason
A First Order Stormtrooper on patrol
The Millennium Falcon — she's huge up close!
An alien creature or species you can't name
Blue or green milk from the market
Aurebesh (Star Wars alphabet) written somewhere
Savi's Workshop — the building where guests hand-build lightsabers
Droid Depot — a droid rolling or beeping inside the building
Oga's Cantina — the DJ droid RX-24 spinning music behind the bar
The Black Spire itself — the ancient stone formation the outpost is named for
A thermal detonator Coca-Cola bottle — it's a real product sold here
A cast member who only speaks 'Batuuan' — ask them something and see what happens
The Resistance X-wing parked under a rock overhang
Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities — a bizarre alien artifact or lightsaber crystal for sale
Aurebesh you can actually translate — look up a decoder and crack the message
⭐⭐⭐ +3 pts
A Probe Droid hanging from above — look UP in the market area
A Wookiee other than Chewbacca (guest or cast)
First Order propaganda posted on a wall or bulletin board
The Resistance symbol (a phoenix/starburst) hidden somewhere
Market stalls with alien food ingredients — something you can't identify
Chewbacca interacting with a young child — notice how gentle he is
A TIE fighter sound effect coming from overhead
Kyber crystal display outside Savi's Workshop
A Batuuan Spira coin on display (the in-universe currency of Batuu)
The First Order shuttle or transport docked nearby
Hydra plant — alien vegetation that looks like nothing on Earth
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