Scavenger Hunt of sorts

[Nuklhed]

Hello everyone.

I know this is kind of short notice, but I am going to be at Disneyland on Sunday, helping a buddy of mine do a scavenger hunt with his children. We have a lot of little things that they have to find around the park and write down on a list of questions...

Can you all give me more ideas of what things 12-13 year old girls have to search for? It can be trivia, or statues, whatever. I just need to give them hints and they will go off and look around the park.

Thanks in advance.

[Quacky4Donald]

Here's a question for ya...

"This wacky fountain is one only a rabbit could love."

Answer: The Roger Rabbit fountain in ToonTown in front of Roger Rabbit's Car-Toon Spin.

...Joe...

[aashee]

Here's a few:

Name of a horse pulling the trolley (they have name tags).

Initials on Walt's tie in the partner statue (STR)

COunt the top teeth on Monstro.

Ask cast member Bigfoot's "real" name (Harold)


There's a few. Have fun!!!!

[Datameister]

Ask cast member Bigfoot's "real" name (Harold)

And while you're at it, ask if the Abominable Snowman appreciates being referred to by the name of his smelly second cousin, Bigfoot.

[aashee]

Originally Posted by Datameister

And while you're at it, ask if the Abominable Snowman appreciates being referred to by the name of his smelly second cousin, Bigfoot.

Whyiotta!

[Quacky4Donald]

Here's an easy one to start them off with...

How many train stations are currently in Disneyland? For bonus points name all of them.

Answer: 4 (Main Street Station, New Orleans Square, ToonTown Station, and Tomorrowland Station).

...Joe...

[thrax]

i've got one...

what evil woman watches guess in fantsyland?

"the evil queen above snow white's scary adventure"

[Sosai X]

Here's one for mega bonus points:

Find Maynard, and have your picture taken with him

[Nuklhed]

Thanks for the quick responses... I had a couple of those, but the others are great. I appreciate the help. It is going to be fun. Too bad there has to be a break of about an hour at noon time.... I have to meet up at the hub for my first meet up. Thanks again.

[aashee]

Originally Posted by Nuklhed

Thanks for the quick responses... I had a couple of those, but the others are great. I appreciate the help. It is going to be fun. Too bad there has to be a break of about an hour at noon time.... I have to meet up at the hub for my first meet up. Thanks again.

Cool, See you there Knuckle head.

[mariezp]

I had made several different type games for our kids. Unfortunately they didn't put them to use this year. Maybe next time.

Scavenger hunt

1. Driver's license from Autopia
2. Name of one of the Storybookland Canal boats
3. Visit the Penny Arcade on Main Street and get your fortune read
4. What kind of musical instrument is the pig playing in Splash Mountain?
5. Tom Sawyer Island/Pirate’s Lair map
6. Name from a window on Main Street that is not a store
7. A fastpass
8. Japanese park map/guide book
9. What do you hear at the dentist office window?
10. Name one of the birds in Tiki room
11. Jungle Cruise map
12. Receipt from Ice cream Parlor
13. What happens if you smack the book in front of the jaguar?
14. One license plate number in Roger Rabbit
15. What does Indy say at the end of the ride?
16. Napkin from one restaurant
17. Name of one of the Disneyland Railroad trains
18. What is one thing the pothole says?
19. An autograph from a cm that is not a character.
20. Get Shrunken Ned to read your fortune in Adventureland
21. What is the name of the Hotel on Main Street?
22. Recipe from city hall
23. Name one of the books in Alice in Wonderland
24. Write down one foreign phrase from Small World
25. A bag from one Disneyland purchase


Photo quest of (50 items) (I figured I would supply theme with disposable cameras to develop later)

Mr. Toad
A crab
On Splash Mountain’s drop
An Indian
Masts over New Orleans
A Tiki god
An aerial shot
Club 33 door
Timothy the Mouse
A duck
Evil Queen in window
Cleopatra
Popcorn machine man
Billy Hill
Snow White's Wishing Well
Waterfall
Something in Minnie’s fridge
A clock
Rubbing the lamp in Adventureland
A pirate
Character pic
A stork
Attempting to pull the sword from the stone
Dapper Dans
Gunner on the Columbia
Fountain
WHO-R-U?" mirror in the Fantasyland Mad Hatter shop
Barbosa
Disneyland sign
Buzz Lightyear
Striped animal
Primevil world
Float in the parade
Indy Truck
Hidden Mickey
A puppet
Picture in a Main Street vehicle
Sally Mae
Yeti/Abomidable Snowman
Flowers
Food item
Statue
Fireworks
Boat
Spell out the word Mickey with photos of letters from 6 different signs


I also had a game of Where in Disneyland which consisted of 26 pictures to identify. Don't think I should post all the photos here but would be happy to e-mail to anyone that might be interested.

[Bruce Bergman]

If you're following Mariezp's "Photo Scavenger Hunt" list better give them either inexpensive digital cameras or a real 35MM "Point-and-Shoot" that takes regular film - With 50 items for each one to find and photograph (not counting retakes when you know it won't come out right) disposable cameras for multiple kids will get expensive fast.

You might want to go over the basics of photography that might not be obvious to 12-year-olds:

* - Divide your "frame" into thirds both horizontally and vertically, and put the subject off to one side to break things up.

* - Flip the camera and use "Portrait" mode when the subject is vertical - like The Matterhorn, Sleeping Beauty Castle...

* - Consider the background - you don't want a pole growing out of someone's head - unless of course, you do...

* - Try to have the sun or the main light source behind the photographer, not the subject - lens flare isn't pretty.

* - Get close to your subjects in a dark room or at night - the average pocket camera flash isn't good past about 12' to 15'.

* - Most consumer cameras aren't waterproof - keep it in a Ziploc bag or a specially made waterproof camera bag when going on rides. And leave the camera in a locker when riding Splash Mountain and Grizzly River Rapids where you're very likely to get soaked.

* - NO FLASH on rides don't annoy the other riders. Decent digital cameras or 400-speed film can do low-light photos OK without flash indoors. At least good enough to be used in the contest. ("Daylight" film or super cheap cameras, fuhgeddaboudit.)

--<< Bruce >>--

[mariezp]

Oh yeah, another fun thing to do is let them collect pressed pennies. I never knew there were so many machines in the park but it turns out they are everywhere. There is a list you can print off for them at parkpennies.com.
Of course, you'd have to keep them stocked up with change but still fun. And they do sell the penny collector albums in some of the stores in the park.