I want to take you around Walt Disney World to find various images that may or may not be Hidden Mickeys. Let me know what you think.

On “it’s a small world,” a scene of Great Britain is in the first room to the left of your boat. In the architectural design of one of the buildings, do you see an “M M” design that might represent the first letters of “Mickey Mouse”? (Thanks to Kimberly Rosati).

As an aside, you know that Hidden Mickeys disappear from time to time. While enjoying “Living with the Land” at Epcot, I was quite disappointed to discover that the great wire mesh Hidden Minnie in the shrimp tubes was gone! I hope she returns, but at least the Hidden Mickey was still there.

This next one is certainly not a purposeful image, but we do look for Hidden Mickeys everywhere, don’t we? This television sits in the Tune-In Lounge next to 50’s Prime Time Cafe in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Do the dials and screen make a Mickey? (Thanks to the Hade Family).

Over at the Grand Floridian Resort, this painting on the wall behind the cashier’s counter at the front of the M. Mouse Mercantile shop changes at times. Look for two Mickey images in the current painting: one is a shadow of Mickey hat ears on the ground, and the second image is a classic Mickey formed by bushes at the shore line across the water. I hope this painting sticks around! (Thanks to Annie P.).

Also at the Grand Floridian, find this mural on the lower level of the lobby to the left of the scenic elevator doors. A trio of leaves hangs just below the right side of the rim of the vase. A Hidden Mickey? (Thanks to Leah Lakatosh and Stephanie Harrison).

The hunt for Hidden Mickeys lives on!