Little details at Disneyland that you think are cool

[C-HOX]

My favorite is the Mara statue in the Indy queue right before you enter the temple (above the track). It has the bandages around the eyes and you can see red marks suggesting that it's trying to burn through the bandage. What are your favorites?

[ah schucks]

Hmm I just discovered the Malificiant AA above the Snow White ride that opens and closes the window, small detail that really creeps me out but totally sells that part of the park.

[TraceCub]

We love the opossums on Thunder Mountain. Just something we always get a kick out of.

[Experiment626]

I think all the graves outside the Haunted Mansion (including the pet cementary) are always interesting to read and quite comical too.

[Druggas]

The wishing well. Need I say more?

[Loomis]

I like the little cherub statue in that alcove in New Orleans Square. It is such a tranquil little spot. The whole area is full of little details: the beads handing from balconies; street signs etc. I just really appreciate what it does for the atmosphere.

[TINK23]

The patio in the Gallery. A wonderful place to enjoy a breadbowl of Clam Chowder with a great friend.

[pineapplewhipaddict]

The "Home Sweet Home" plaque on Splash Mountain.

[PirateMickey]

The "Here you enter" plaque above the entry tunnel on the left hand side.

And the porch on Main St. People watching at its finest! (with a hot chocolate and a cinnamon roll)

[Leviathan]

i like the golden apple you rub on snow white to make the evil laughing sound happen

[clara]

1. The rope dividers in HM as you are walking past the changing portraits just before you get in the doombuggies. They are in the shape of bats with their wings spread out. I should have taken a photo of one. They are perfect and I just recently noticed them.
2. All the wonderful flowers and plants they have around. Some really smell wonderful
3. In New Orleans Square where the bathrooms are, in the balcony above you can here a voodoo lady talking and doing her magic. In fact most of the balconies have voices coming out of them and they tell stories if you sit and listen.
4. The "Hidden" Pirate Ship

I could probably think of more if I sat here long enough.

[clara]

i like the golden apple you rub on snow white to make the evil laughing sound happen

Yup that is another one I like

[C-HOX]

Hidden Pirate ship? Do tell more.
I remember being in New Orleans Square a couple of years back and heard some noises. I remember one that sounded like a roaring, I don't know where the heck that came from. And it wasn't just me, my whole family heard it.

[clara]

Hidden Pirate ship? Do tell more.
I remember being in New Orleans Square a couple of years back and heard some noises. I remember one that sounded like a roaring, I don't know where the heck that came from. And it wasn't just me, my whole family heard it.

Ha...well...all I can say is its pretty hidden but I'm sure SOMEONE here in MiceChat knows about it. I'll try and get a photo the next time I go.

Roaring? Which balcony were you under. Now I'M curious

[SCUBAbe]

Hidden Pirate ship? Do tell more.
I remember being in New Orleans Square a couple of years back and heard some noises. I remember one that sounded like a roaring, I don't know where the heck that came from. And it wasn't just me, my whole family heard it.

sails on top of the buildings...the reason they are there is up in the air. I ahven't beenn convinced either way. Some say to hide lighting...other say to give NOS more atmophere, because the real New Orleans is below sea level you can often see sails of the ships over the bulidings...so it was added....pick whichever one you like best...