Disney World Treasure Hunt: Hidden Gems in the Disney Parks and Resorts...And How to Find Them

By Barb Nefer

You've probably heard about Hidden Mickeys, those three-circled representations of Mickey Mouse that Disney Imagineers love to hide all around Walt Disney World. There are books on where to find Hidden Mickeys, but what about the other whimsical hidden details throughout the Walt Disney World parks and resorts?

Some of these "hidden" gems are getting to be common knowledge, like the five-legged goat in the mural at the Contemporary Resort and the Singing in the Rain umbrella at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Others, like the wedding ring in the Haunted Mansion queue line or the mouse ears on one of the Vikings in the Maelstrom ride mural, are less well known.

This book, "Disney World Treasure Hunt: Hidden Gems in the Disney Parks and Resorts...And How to Find Them," is your map to more than 50 such gems. You'll learn about things like a very special Hidden Mickey you can only see for one hour once a year and the AAA 13 Diamond plaque in the Tower of Terror.

Read about these hidden treasures and enjoy the photos of each one. Them bring the book with you when you visit Walt Disney World and see how many you can track down in person.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Barb Nefer
• Release date: Dec 11, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310950858

Barb Nefer

Barb Nefer is a long-time writer, starting with newspapers and magazines in the 1980s and expanding her horizons to the online world in recent times. She's the About.com Guide to Pet Supplies and Product Reviews and the Orlando Theme Parks Examiner for Examiner.com, where she also writes about Disney Cruise Line, relationships, and personal finance. Barb lives in the Orlando area and has annual passes to all the major Central Florida theme parks, including the four Walt Disney World parks, Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, SeaWorld Orlando, and Busch Gardens Tampa. Her frequent visits to the parks give her a rich expertise that she shares with her readers in her online articles and ebooks. She also has a small menagerie consisting of cats, guinea pigs, a Quaker parrot, and a horse that she tends to when she isn't busy playing at the theme parks or writing. Barb also has a doctorate in psychology and is the author of the print book, "So You Want to be a Counselor." She's a regular contributor to "Animal Wellness" and has written for such magazines as "Bird Talk," "Horse Illustrated," "Grit," "The Writer," "Twins," and "Going Bonkers."

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