Disneyland Secrets: Best Kept Places You Must See!

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Want to know some hidden places in Disneyland?

If you think you know all of the Disneyland secrets then probably, this article will shock you about the hidden places you think didn’t exist. Thousands, no… millions rather, are pretty unaware as they travel the theme park in search of fun and amusement. But what’s more exciting is that most of them don’t know about the places that were hidden inside the park.

From the most popular “hidden Mickeys” that were located all over the park, or that you can actually ride a riverboat, or you can play basketball at the top of Matterhorn, and you can shop Disneyland lingerie at a store in the Main Street are just some places that most of the guests already knew.

In this article, you’re about to learn Disneyland’s secret spots.  Can you imagine? Your kids or you will probably get too excited to see those places after reading this. Maybe, you’re going to book a ticket right away and fly ahead at the gate of Disneyland.

So without further ado, let’s unravel the secrets of Disneyland…

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Secret Suite in Cinderella’s Castle:

Inside Cinderella’s castle, there’s a hidden secret suite that you must see. This secret suite is located above the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. Actually, it was intended to be an apartment for Mr. Walt Disney’s family, however, he passed away before the suite was finished.

It has 24-karat gold floor tiles, stained glass windows, and a big magic mirror that can be built as a television. Disneyland uses this suite as a gift or prize for families who’ll win at competition inside the park.

Skull on The Pirates of The Caribbean Ride is Freakin’ Real!

Yeah, you read it right! Scary isn’t? Imagine, a real skull is hanging inside that ride?!

The first ride was opened at Disneyland in 1967, the designers didn’t like the fake skeletons at that time, because it’s too plastic and looks unrealistic. One of the designers came up to an idea to look for a real one and placed it inside the ride.

Aside from the creepiness aura, they found out that an actual human skeleton would actually suit the ride, so they used a lot of skeletons from UCLA Medical School and ask for permission to use.

However, as the years passed by, it was then replaced by fake skeletons. But the one with the skull and cross bone that looks old were genuine human skull and skeletons inside the ride.

Toy Story Characters – Say the Magic Word!

A lot of Disney characters are loitering around the park, but what’s more interesting in those characters are the cast members of Toy Story. Here’s the catch, if you yell “Andy’s coming!” all of the characters will stop and drop as a toy just like in the movie!  Fun, isn’t?

These are just a few kept secrets, but if you wish to know more, visit Strikingly Disney Tips Blog.