Hidden Gems

[Oh Toodles]

We are heading back to our favourite place in a few weeks time. We’ve been the last few years and have worked our way around our usual favourite rides.
Yet it’s got me thinking...
There must be a few hidden gems around the various Disney Parks that we’ve just not found.
So, outwith the usual suspects... what’s your favourite ‘hidden gem’?

[lizzie145]

Have you seen snow white appear on the mine train?

[RT's]

We loved the pirates adventure scavenger hunt in MK

[Andybear]

I loved the little Cinderella fountain by the castle in MK. It's easy to miss as it's tucked away in a corner.

[neatfrk]

Check out the glass blowing demonstrations in the back of the Crystal Arts Shop on Main Street. Most folks rush past and have no idea its there.

[THOscar]

If you get lucky and you're there early you can be the family that puts a decoration on the tree at the Christmas shop in MK. They do 1 decoration a day.

[captbnut]

Originally Posted by THOscar

If you get lucky and you're there early you can be the family that puts a decoration on the tree at the Christmas shop in MK. They do 1 decoration a day.

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[DisneyExplorer]

I know it’s slightly unusual but I think Living With The Land is a great relaxing attraction with a very small queue as is the Peoplemover at Tomorrowland and nothing beats relaxing on the Walt Disney Railway.

[mattyped]

In the emporium in mk there is a chest of drawers tucked away if you look in the key hole of the top drawer you can see an animated tinkerbell who lives in there. My daughted loved this when she was younger.

[Kidd McFluff]

The glass blowing is a great tip. Pirates treasure hunt was good fun too.

We did agent P's world showcase adventure in epcot and this was great too.

Loved living with the land in epcot and also loved the gigs on the stage in England.

Marshmallow toasting at OKW hotel was fun for an evening treat.