Mickey Mouse is not too hard to find in Walt Disney World. Throughout the Orlando, Florida theme park there are obvious and not so obvious replicas of the famous cartoon mouse. My family enjoys finding and photographing the not-so-easy-to-see "Hidden Mickey's". It is a great FREE way to pass the time at the parks...and always exciting when someone spots a new one.
This one was spotted on the Backlot Tour of Hollywood Studios. It was fun to capture the image during the water affect, which is a high point of the tour.
This is a great activity for young and old whether it is your first visit to the world or 100th! Searching for Hidden Mickey's never gets boring. I will share other fun finds from other parks in future posts. Keep on the look out...hidden Mickey's are rumored to be everywhere in WDW!
Copyright 2011 Magical Mouse Tales
We enjoyed our fifth trip to WDW this past summer and although that might not seem like many to those who live in the southeast, for a Minnesotan it is more unusual. We love Disney vacations! We always stay on-site (well one time there was a side trip to Universal/Hardrock Hotel). And use the Disney Dining Plan! 
It is perfect because we don’t have to worry about the bill no matter which restaurant we eat at! If the kids want a steak at the Coral Reef, we don’t have to be concerned about living on P&J for the rest of the trip.
At Disney World there are lots of great places to eat but only a few make the "must go" list when it comes to ride and event fun over restaurant time. Here are the ones that make the cut and a few that didn't measure up.
Our 3 Can’t Miss Disneyworld Restaurants are:
- Coral Reef/Epcot (Those steaks are awesome!)
- The Garden Grill/Epcot (Love that fried fresh catfish!)
- 50’s Prime Time Café/Hollywood Studios (Fun servers and great food but eat all your food or it could be fed to you!)
Also worth noting:
- Tusker House/Animal Kingdom (Wonderful Breakfast Buffet…When we have time to eat breakfast!)
- Hoop de doo Revue/Fort Wilderness Campground (Great food and awesome show!)
- Aloha Dinner Show/Polynesian Resort (Fire dancers are astounding and the pineapple bread was a treat!)
Skipping next trip:
- Chef Mickey’s/Contemporary Resort (Fun for kids, but food as good as at other restaurants.)
- Mama Melrose’s/Hollywood Studios (Service and food just okay...worth going if you get Fantasmic Priority seats.)
- Le Cellier/Epcot (I know this is on many others, 'don’t miss' lists but we just weren’t impressed…The moose mousse was cute though!)
Copyright 2008 Magical Mouse Tales
Mickey Mouse is not too hard to find in Walt Disney World. Throughout the Orlando, Florida theme park there are obvious and not so obvious replicas of the famous cartoon mouse. My family enjoys finding and photographing the not-so-easy-to-see "Hidden Mickey's". It is a great FREE way to pass the time at the parks...and always exciting when someone spots a new one. 
