Secret Finds in Disney or any of the other Parks

[E. Cosgrove]

We did it many years ago, kids loved it, no special certificates then though[msnsad]

[stavros47]

Seems like a good idea for a seperate thread.

Any advice/ideas on how to get those special perks/treats that we could all cash in on

[flyrr100]

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My son is desperate to ride upfront with driver on monorail. How do you do this, do you just ask?

Jane
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If you plan a day at Epcot, park at Magic Kingdom and take the monorail to Epcot. Ask the attendant if you can ride up front. At worst you'll have to wait for the next train. It's a blast. And the longer ride makes it more fun.

[wrightbuxton]

There is supposed to be a key under a mat at the Muppets 3D at MGM.

We have never found it but still look each time.

Has anyone heard the one about Tom Sawyer Island. Apparently there are paintbrushes scattered around the island and if you find three of them and give them into the Raft Operator you will receive a front of pass ticket for either Splash Mountain or Big Thunder Mountain. Don't know if anyone else has heard this one or if they have managed to find the brushes.[?]

[florida4sun]

You have to be there on the frirst raft to get the paint brushes, they put out about 10 of them.

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by wrightbuxton
There is supposed to be a key under a mat at the Muppets 3D at MGM.

We have never found it but still look each time.

Has anyone heard the one about Tom Sawyer Island. Apparently there are paintbrushes scattered around the island and if you find three of them and give them into the Raft Operator you will receive a front of pass ticket for either Splash Mountain or Big Thunder Mountain. Don't know if anyone else has heard this one or if they have managed to find the brushes.[?]
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[wrightbuxton]

Oh, so that's what they do. I have always wondered.

I love all the little extra's that Disney have.

Anyone got anymore to share?

[Harmony]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Newhomebuyer

I know all the quiet areas for strolling. I think could write an article on Disney for the more mature couple.
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Please do something for the forum. We to are mature owners and would welcome more information on the quieter side of life at Disney [angel]

Jeff and Dallas

[Newhomebuyer]

I will submit an article because we love Disney but we no longer want the hurly burly all day. There are so many ways to enjoy Disney without the rides, in fact without even entering the theme parks.
We go back to Florida time and time again because there is so much variety for people of all ages and stages to enjoy. You really can please the whole family all the time when you are there.
I will definitely get round to it this evening.

[KarenScott]

Martin
Could you enlarge on the singing in the rain and 4 for a dollar at MGM? It sounds interesting?

[florida4sun]

In MGM they have an umbrella fix in position for as a photo spot, when you stand under water pours down onto it.
4 for a dollar are the acapella warm up group before Beauty and the Beast.


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Martin
Could you enlarge on the singing in the rain and 4 for a dollar at MGM? It sounds interesting?
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