The Toontown sign is surrounded by trees, some of these trees have berries on them that are shaped the Mickey heads.
REPORTED: Heidi 06 AUG 01
As you walk under the Disneyland railroad overpass, there is a Hidden Mickey in a crest.
REPORTED: TR Shaw 27 JAN 97
CONFIRMED: Eric Basaker 23 MAR 97
CONFIRMED: Lauren Ferreira †o† 19 AUG 97
As you are walking down the hill before you go under the Mickey's Toontown markee, you will pass a sign on a pole that says that the area may close earlier than other places in the park. On both sides of this sign under the writing is a tri-circle Mickey.
REPORTED: Linda Matyja 03 AUG 99
Manhole covers are decorated with the traditional Hidden Mickey. They are not on any other manhole covers in the park. Manhole covers in Toontown also resemble the ones with Hidden Mickeys at Walt Disney World. See the list of contributors Note: I am no longer taking reports on this one unless there is a refurb and the Imagineers change this effect.
From under the bridge entering ToonTown, there are bushes
straight ahead at eye level that form a Hidden Mickey. They are even held together with a wire tie so that they stay in place.
REPORTED: Doreen Blanchette 14 MAR 96
CONFIRMED: Eric Basaker 30 MAR 96
There are defiantly three shrubs tied together to form a Hidden Mickey. Look toward the center of town after you enter Toontown. They are across the large area and on the right of this landscaped area.
CONFIRMED: Mc C 08 JUL 96
The entire mountain behind Mickey's House is a large Mickey Mouse. This is not just the famous 3 circles, but an actual likeness of Mickey's Head. The head is not looking straight on at you, but has been sculpted to be looking towards the park (to the left) at an angle of about 1/4 turn. This was told to me when I worked in Toon Town several years ago by the artist who designed the Mountain. You must be at the Roger Rabbit end of the town to see it, and it can not be too crowded. The time of day is also important. See for yourself!
REPORTED: Sam Hunsaker 28 DEC 98
In Toontown if you look at the green/white building to the right of Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin, there are 3 spirals on top of the building...It is none other than our favorite mouse upside down.
REPORTED: ShadowMouse 02 APR 97
The spirals are all the same size.
WISHFUL THINKING: Ed Johnston 01 SEP 98
The top of the columns in the Magnet Store scream out Hidden Mickey! Loosen up and use your imagination.
CONFIRMED: angela 26 OCT 99
Next to the Fireworks Building, there is a Gym sign in the shape of a punching bag. On this bag is a large orange circle and inside the circle is Horace Horsecollar holding up a barbell. The two black circles and the large orange circle complete the Mickey
REPORTED: G Capra 25 MAR 96
CONFIRMED: Eric Basaker 04 APR 96
CONFIRMED: Mc C 08 JUL 96
CONFIRMED: Ed Johnston 01 SEP 96
CONFIRMED: Marissa, Maile, Amy Beth 09 JAN 97
CONFIRMED: chernabog 11 MAR 97
At the Firework Shop, there is a carving of Mickey on the side of the building
REPORTED: morgan 01 NOV 96
There are several Hidden Mickeys on the hill behind Mickey's house. Stand at the Trolly station and look above Mickey's house. You should see several Mickeys
REPORTED: anon 28 JAN 97
There is a hidden Mickey in the hills behind Mickey's house it is formed by the small tree on the hill.
CONFIRMED: alan lohner 31 DEC 97
If you face the center of Toontown with Donald's boat on your right, look at the rock work close to the ground. There is the definite three circles of our hidden friend.
REPORTED: CindyP 02 APR 97
Several Mickey heads can be found in the cobblestones that make up the Roger Rabbit fountain by Mickey's house. Specifically, near the waiting area for the Jolly Trolly.
REPORTED: Chris Hussain 18 APR 98
Mickey formed by three lights in Toon Town City Hall.
REPORTED: Steve Wong 09 JUL 01
On top of the the Five and Dime store, look in the "fencing gingerbread" decorations around the top.
REPORTED: Chris Hammond 26 SEP 01
The Toontown hills off to the back corner have "trees" on them. Notice that some are planted in such a way that they create the distinctive Mickey-head outline.
REPORTED: Chris Hammond 26 SEP 01
On the trees on the Toontown hills, the flowers are painted either red or white. Scattered throughout the flowers, you can note that some are planted in groups of 3, again creating the distinctive Mickey-Head outline.
REPORTED: Chris Hammond 26 SEP 01
As you are walking from ToonTown to any other part of the park, notice the new lighting that is on both sides of the street as you pass It's a Small World. You will find both hanging and street lamps in the shape of tear drops. If you are standing on the right side of the street looking at an angle towards the Bobsleds, the hanging lights form the ears and the street lamps form our friend's unmistakable sillouhete!
REPORTED: Rebecca 26 JUL 98
How random is that!
CONFIRMED: Neeraj 27 JUL 98
At the backstage entrance across from Minnie's House, if you peek around the corner, there is a hidden Mickey in the stones on the wall. Not many people have seen it.
REPORTED: Michiru364 23 JUL 99
There is a Mickey face just around the corner in the stones and its about 7 feet up.
CONFIRMED: Clint Taylor 24 MAR 00
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