Take a look at the following images from around Walt Disney World. I had a few Hidden Mickey hunters with me to help me in the search (refer to the last photo)!

Walk to the Women’s Apparel room at the right rear of the World of Disney store and glance up at the ceiling. Find the moon surrounded by clouds, which resemble Mickey’s “ears” and “nose” and may form a side profile view of Mickey. What do you think? (Thanks to James King).

Over at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, hop on The Great Movie Ride and glance up to the left of your vehicle in the Tarzan room, where Jane sits on an elephant. Does the round fruit at the left side of Jane’s basket make a convincing Hidden Mickey?

How about the fruit in the right side of Jane’s basket? (Thanks to Gracie Hall).

My son spotted this image along the right wall as we strolled through Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream. It’s on the front of a bureau at the left side of a painting of the inside of a Barber Shop. The painting is to the right of a dancing Buddy Ebsen. Is it a side profile of Mickey Mouse?

Will we ever see the black cat from the Osborne Lights again? This photo is from December, 2015.

Admire a couple of intrepid Hidden Mickey hunters at the Studios: my son Steven and Gracen, who is fresh from a face painting (Rapunzel). She’s nine years old, and this was her first visit to Walt Disney World! She learned pin trading in about five seconds, and I’ll never forget the first Hidden Mickey I showed her – the classic Mickey in the vines on a merchandise cabinet in Epcot’s Karamell-Kuche shop in Germany.

Happy Hunting!