Archive for the ‘Hidden Mickeys’ Category

A bit of Muppet Mayhem brought to us by photographer  Dick Martin!

Hidden in the trees at Camp Minnie-Mickey, the perfect abode for a winged citizen of the World. A Disney doorway creatively captured by the talented Doug Saletnik.

This tiny mouse has tucked himself away in the rafters of the lobby of the Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.  Surrounded by magnificent carvings of woodland creatures, he’s easy to overlook!

Long shadows portray the end of another happy day.  The exit gate extends its  invitation to return soon.  A hidden farewell, beautifully realized by S. E. Smith.

With its dramatic pillars and quirky seating, the lobby of Bay Lake Tower  at Disney’s Contemporary Resort certainly distracts the eye.  It would be easy to miss the Mickey shape of the small side table.

The new marble flooring in the lobby of Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa is almost completed.  In keeping with the elegant theme, Disney has chosen a subtle addition of Disney characters.  Find them entwined in vines and peeking from curlicues as you walk around the first and second floors!

Vanessa, huntress of all things hidden, finds one of the most beautiful Hidden Mickeys tucked away at Conservation Station in Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

I recently returned from an unforgettable trip to Egypt; a destination so crammed with objects of wonder and amazement that it’s difficult to process all the experiences at the end of each day.  One morning, as I wandered through the thousands of treasures at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, I came across the magnificent funeral couch of Tutankhamen featuring the cow with solar disc representing the Goddess Hathor.  Imagine my surprise to see that it also sported some familiar markings!

 

 

Our friend Vanessa Guzan has caught some great HM’s, but this just might be the best one ever!  Find it in the Rainforest Café at Downtown Disney.

It’s important to watch where you’re walking or you’ll miss this wonderful Hidden Mickey.   As you enter the lobby of Disney’s Polynesian Resort from the main entrance, walk toward the waterfall and  you’ll find the flagstones reveal a secret shape.