Marceline’s Confectionary– This Hidden Mickey has been present since the opening of Marceline’s in 2001! Look at the sign reading Marceline’s Confectionary.When the concrete was placed down in the parking lot, a tool was used to create textured circles. Cement head– On the Daisy level embedded in the concrete is a Mickey Mouse head.Suffice it to say, they’ll still be there when you read this article. Images disappear or other Mickey faces are quickly found but the following Mickeys have been spotted continuously over a lengthy period of time. With so many hidden images throughout the resort, it’s tough to keep a running list especially an updated one. For this article we’ll just focus on the hidden Mickeys since we can find the design element Mickeys quite easily. These are the Mickey images that pop out at you with no need to search such as the floral Mickey that welcomes guests to Disneyland once they pass through the turnstiles. There is some debate as to whether or not the design element Mickeys are true Hidden Mickeys. Classic Mickeysĭisneyland’s floral Mickey in front of the Disneyland train station. Imagineers since then have added Hidden Mickeys in each theme park architectural design of any new attraction or building. Since the classic Disney characters were absent, Disney Imagineers (Disney engineers and builders) found ingenious ways to sneak in a Mickey image. The new park was deemed more adult-themed with alcohol and no characters. The history of the Hidden Mickey stems from the designing of Walt Disney World’s Epcot in the 1970s/80s. The Hidden Mickeys are subtly inserted into anything Disney related including theme park attractions, architecture, landscape, and movies.įor years guests have had fun locating Hidden Mickeys throughout Disneyland and there are many different books and websites dedicated solely to finding these treasures. The Hidden Mickey can consist of almost any material including paint, plants, décor, tools, etc. Finding Hidden Mickeys- A Constant QuestĪ Hidden Mickey is the depiction of Mickey Mouse’s classic shape of three circles which form his head and two ears.DISNEYLAND GRAND CALIFORNIAN HOTEL AND SPA.
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