The 7 Disneyland Secrets Only True Fans Know

If you didn’t think you could love Disneyland any more than you already do…think again!

The attention to detail when it comes to the Disneyland Resort is immersive, immaculate, and awe-inspiring. In fact, the attention to detail is so good that sometimes you can’t help but miss some things. Well, we’re here to show you some of the hidden easter eggs around the Disneyland Resort for you to keep your eyes out for on your next visit!

Finding easter eggs at the Disney parks is one of our favorite things to do. It just gives the park a little extra magic. We’ve found tons of easter eggs and continue to find new ones to this day. Thanks to Disneyland’s Instagram post, we now know of a few more. Let’s take a look at a bunch of easter eggs around the Disneyland Resort that Disney fans HAVE to find — maybe you’ve spotted them before!

Over at the Cozy Cone Motel in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure, you’ll find Buzz Lightyear hiding underneath a cone. Not only is it a cute easter egg featuring Buzz at the park, but it’s also a nod to the scene of Buzz leading the other toys across the street in Toy Story 2.

Have you noticed anything about the rooftop weathervanes on attractions in Fantasyland at Disneyland? Each one represents the attraction they rest on. The whale for Pinocchio’s Daring Journey, the crown for King Arthur Carrousel, the boat for Peter Pan’s Flight, and Mr. Toad for Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride.

This one you’d have to know about to really notice it. The lighthouse at Storybookland is one of the original ticket booths used for buying tickets for attractions. That’s right, there was a point in time when you had to buy tickets for rides at Disneyland!

In Adventureland at Disneyland, you may have spotted a jade elephant sitting on the roof of the Tropical Imports stand near the entrance to the Jungle Cruise. Her name is Penny, after the Penny Arcade, and she was originally created for Disneyland Paris.

If you head over to the popular attraction, Indiana Jones Adventure, you’ll find the “Little Man of Disneyland” living in a tree.

Have you ever noticed a brick wall off Main Street U.S.A. that has different pattern variations? One side looks smooth, whereas the other side is bumpy and pops. Well, this wall was actually used as a test wall when Disneyland was being built. The test wall was to help figure out what design to use during construction.

This last one is kind of creepy! You can actually see the Evil Queen looking through the window above the attraction, Snow White’s Enchanting Wish. This one is one of our favorites.

Now you know you need to keep an eye out for all of these easter eggs next time you’re at Disneyland. It’s things like this that make you appreciate the park just a little bit more. For more Disney content, make sure to follow us at AllEars!

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Have you noticed these easter eggs before? Let us know in the comments!

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