Magic Kingdom

In the final Christmas act of the Carousel of Progress, the salt and pepper shakers on the kitchen counter are Mickey ones that are sold in the park.

Admire Mr. Sanders' big tree at the beginning of the entrance queue for "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh." Outside on the far side of the tree, behind the fence, a classic Mickey is etched into the wood in the middle of a vertical brown post on the left side of a window.

When the Celebrate Today parade comes, the float with Mickey and Minnie has a bobbin (spool) with ribbon tied around it. Beside the painted on streamers on the green ribbon, there are two small Mickey balloons next to each other.

This Hidden Mickey in the Magic Kingdom is difficult to find! In Fantasyland’s Castle Couture shop, walk through the entrance doors to the right of the Cinderella fountain. Then turn right and look up at the bronze horizontal frieze near the ceiling. You’ll spot a series of arches over bushes with flowers. Walk forward to the far end of the frieze and count back six arches to a bush with three flowers at its upper left that form a classic Mickey. (You can also see this image repeated elsewhere in the frieze).