Hidden Mickeys take on all kinds of wacky shapes in Goofy’s Barnstormer. This Hidden Donald is not at all happy! Check out Mousetrap Point. Ouch! That’s gotta sting.
Hidden Donald, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
As you make your way through Goofy’s Barnstormer attraction in Toontown, don’t forget to examine all the cool stuff Goofy left lying around to keep you entertained. Not all Hidden Mickeys have mickey ears. Some have hair ribbons and carry flowers. Can you find Daisy Duck in this wall map?
Hidden Daisy, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
How can you grow such large and colorful Mickey-eared vegetables without a healthy supply of fresh water?
Mickey’s Garden Hose, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
Barrett doesn’t count the urns on Minnie’s mantle as Hidden Mickeys, but I think they’re delightful (particularly the Mickey gladiator), so I am including this picture.
Mickey Gladiator, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
Decorative ironwork twists itself into a fun Hidden Mickey to entertain you while you stand in line for 4 hours. *sigh*
Goofy’s Barnstormer Fan, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
As you make your way through the line, look for Mickeys flying low in the airspace.
Goofy’s Barnstormer Barn, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
A closer look:
Goofy’s Barnstormer Barn Closeup, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
Nice clean side profile of Mickey and his trusty steed. I love this attraction. It’s just so unabashedly silly–just the way I like to feel at Disney World.
Goofy’s Barnstormer Weather Vane, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
Finally–a roller coaster I can handle. So now I can do this one, Space Mountain, and the Primeval Whirl. Do you see the Mickey here?
Goofy’s Barnstormer Welcome Sign, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
Here’s a little help:
Goofy’s Barnstormer Welcome Sign Closeup, originally uploaded by cycle_roundrock.
