Folks informed me of some Hidden Mickeys that I hadn’t come across yet, like this one at the Wilderness Lodge Villas. I’d looked for this one before, to no avail. Sometimes, it’s quite difficult to describe the location of an image so others can find it. But recently, I spotted this great image! To locate it, turn left toward the elevators after you enter the Villas main entrance. On the rock pillar to your right as you walk toward the elevators, an almost upside-down classic Hidden Mickey is etched in a square, dark gray rock. Find it about 2 1/2 feet up, on the second rock from the floor. (Thanks to The Adornettos).

Inside the main lobby of the Grand Floridian Resort, a classic Hidden Mickey bush is on wall maps of the Resort. Locate these maps on the first and second floors, toward the front of the building. A small sideways classic Mickey is formed by bushes at the upper right of the Sago Cay building at the left middle of the map. (Thanks to Alena White).

A few years ago, we lost some Hidden Mickeys inside Gasparilla Island Grill at the Grand Floridian. But don’t despair! Now you can look up to admire classic Mickeys in the metalwork above the individual lights on the ceiling light fixtures. (Thanks to Charles Tyner).

Disney doesn’t overlook the lowly trashcan! At the Fort Wilderness Resort, a small classic Hidden Mickey, tilted to the right, is at the lower middle of the logo on the trashcans. It’s under the “C” in “Campground.” (Thanks to Justin Lewicki).

While you’re at Fort Wilderness, step inside the registration building (“Reception Outpost”) at the far side of the main parking lot and say hello to Mickey. A plush Mickey Mouse stands in a metal jug at the far left of a shelf directly over the registration counter. (Thanks to Scott Abney).

Happy Hunting!

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