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Disneyland is said to be the happiest place on Earth.

One comment I see a lot on the channel is how you all want more videos about Disneyland

so we’re here to deliver just that.

The Disneyland resort is filled with lots of magic which include many hidden secrets

and details at both Disneyland and Disney California Adventure.

We already have a few videos dedicated solely to Disneyland secrets so if you haven’t

seen those yet, they’re all in the card on the right hand side.

This list contains some of my favourite details so get ready to explore more of the Disneyland

Resort as we count down the Top 7 Hidden Secrets at Disneyland Part 3.

Number 7 It’s almost impossible to visit Disneyland

and not get a snack while strolling through the park and the scent of fresh popcorn in

the air might influence your decision.

So as you walk past these popcorn carts all around the park, keep an eye open for the

hidden Roastie Toasties.

Now you’re probably wondering what they heck is a Roastie Toastie?

Well they’re these little mechanical figurines that can be found turning the gears to help

pop the popcorn; they date all the way back to when Disneyland first opened in 1955.

Originally, the Roastie Toasties were all clowns like this one here in the hub or this

one by It’s A Small World.

As time went on, some of the clowns were modified into other figures that matched each land

or attraction.

This Dapper Dan figure can be found on Main Street, there’s a Davy Crockett figure in

Frontierland and by the Matterhorn Bobsleds you can find the Yeti, which was broken…wait

this isn’t Expedition Everest.

Disco Yeti?

The Roastie Toasties are just another small detail that makes Disneyland stand out from

the rest.

On this day around the park not all of the figures were out so next time you’re at

Disneyland and even Disney California Adventure, talk a walk around and see how many different

popcorn people you can spot.

Number 6 Heading over to Disney California Adventure,

Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout takes you into the collectors fortress.

Once you’re inside, many artifacts and creatures are on display.

Glass cases can be found hanging above the foyer which contain many otherworldly creatures

but there’s one creature that’s very familiar to Disney park fans.

Everyone’s favorite purple dragon Figment from EPCOT’s Journey Into Imagination can

be found hidden in one of the display cases.

Although the case is a bit foggy, you can make out Figment’s pink stomach and you

can see his little dragon hands up against the glass; this isn’t just a figment of

your imagination.

This marks the first time Figment has been seen in a Disney park outside of Epcot.

Now Mission Breakout features many easter eggs, a lot of which relate to Marvel or Disneyland

itself, such as the old Yeti Animatronic from the Matterhorn Bobsleds.

So how did the collector get his hands on Figment from Epcot and what’s he doing at

Disney California Adventure.

Well back in 2014 Marvel released a Figment comic book series so this hidden Figment in

the queue pays tribute to the comics.

It is uncertain if this figment is one of the original animatronic figures from Journey

into Imagination.

I mean their poses do look very similar, but what do you think?

Comment below.

Number 5- Sun and Moon When someone mentions It’s A Small World

you probably have one of two reactions: oh my gosh that ride is so annoying or I love

it, it’s a Disney classic.

Well whether you love or hate it, here’s a little hidden detail to keep you occupied

on the 14-minute ride.

The It’s A Small World theme song was written by The Sherman Brothers as an anthem for World

Peace.

The first verse talks about laughter, tears, hopes and fears then in the 2nd verse we hear:

There is just one moon and one golden sun and a smile means friendship to everyone.

Well, the sun and moon are really important parts of the song.

As each show scenes brings you into a different part of the world, there is always one sun

and one moon placed in each room.

Sometimes they’re more obvious than other hidden abstract sun and moons but they’re

in there.

This was intentionally done to show that no matter where you are in the world, we’re

all united by the same sun and moon.

So next time you’re on It’s A Small World at Disneyland see how many sun and moons you

can find!

Number 4 Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge is the newest area

at Disneyland full of hidden secrets and easter eggs and this next one is all about trash.

Once you’re inside the Black Spire Outpost Marketplace right here beside the restrooms

you’ll find this water fountain station.

When you translate this Aurebesh sign it says “WARNING.

This water is not safe to consume for most lifeforms.

Please drink with caution.”

Now don’t worry the water is completely safe to drink but be prepared to be greeted

by a little hidden surprise.

Living in the water tank is the one-eyed Dianoga monster and you might remember this creature

from the compactor scene in Episode 4 A New Hope.

The animatronic is an interactive figure that’s activated when someone presses one of the

buttons but it does take a little while to appear.

In this sequence where the creature fully extends out of the water, you get a good glimpse

into how detailed it really is.

Now continuing on the trash tropic, Disney is known for their themed trash cans and these

are what they look like in Galaxy’s Edge.

That number on the trashcan: 3263827 isn’t just some random number and is pretty significant.

It’s actually a Star Wars Easter egg and it’s the number of the trash compactor from

that scene in Episode 4.

At the end of the scene, Luke talks to C-3PO over the radio and says:

Number 3 Pacific Wharf at Disney California Adventure

is based off of the Fisherman’s Wharf in Monterey, California.

There are a couple ways to enter the land but did you know that this bridge here simulates

a 2.0 earthquake?

It’s true.

But you might be thinking to yourself, well wait I’ve walked across this bridge many

times and I’ve have never felt it shake.

Well, you aren’t wrong because you only feel it if you stop on the bridge.

So next time walk to the halfway point, stop and when you do you’ll feel this constant

tremor under your feet.

Now there are some people who think that the shaking is just from other guests walking

over the bridge but even when no one else is on it, you still feel the tremor.

Try it for yourself next time you’re at the park.

Now another place in Pacific Wharf where you can experience an earthquake is in the Ghirardelli

Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop.

Inside there’s an awesome interactive mural that comes to life when certain items are

ordered.

When someone orders the Earthquake sundae the back mural shakes to simulate an earthquake.

It’s a really cool piece of art!

Number 2 New Orleans Square is full of many surprises

whether you’re on the lookout for Captain Jack Sparrow, joining the 999 happy haunts

or just walking around taking in the atmosphere.

Well along the walkway by the Rivers of America there’s a hidden crypt that appears to be

patched up with bricks.

You can find it pretty much parallel to the Haunted Mansion but you’re probably wondering

what’s it's doing in New Orleans Square.

Well, it’s actually a remanent leftover from an unbuilt attraction concept.

In a Blog Post by former Imagineer Eddie Sotto, he talks about a project that would turn Tom

Sawyer Island into LafFitte’s Island based off the French Pirate Jean LafFitte.

It was planned to have LafFitte’s crypt along the Rivers of America across from the

Haunted Mansion.

You’d enter the crypt and travel through a tunnel under the River to get to the island.

This was a way to eliminate the rafts and create a better flow to the Tom Sawyer Island

but none of this ever came to fruition.

Back in the early 90s when they were redoing the New Orleans walkway as a viewing area

for Fantasmic, Imagineers placed this sealed crypt along the wall to eventually help tell

the story of LafFitte’s Island.

In 2007, Tom Sawyer Island was transformed into Pirates Lair based off the Pirates of

the Caribbean film series and even though it’s not LafFitte’s island some of Sotto’s

ideas made it into Pirate’s Lair.

Number 1 If you’re a Beauty and the Beast fan get

ready because one of the best-hidden secrets at Disney California adventure can be found

in the Animation Building.

You may have gone inside this building to escape the heat or experience some of the

attractions but there’s one attraction that many people seem to overlook.

At the back you’ll see a sign for the Sorceror’s Workshop and if you head to the left and go

down the ramp you’ll enter the walkthrough attraction.

The first room is the Magic Mirror Realm where you get the opportunity to play with some

animation displays.

Then if you continue through you’ll enter the best hidden room at Disneyland which is

the Beast’s Library or is it the west wing.

Well they call it the library which that what it looks to be, but if you’re familiar with

the movie then you know the picture of the Prince and the red rose is in the West Wing.

Well either way, this room is truly magical because every 4 minutes, you’ll hear the

rumbling of thunder as it transforms from the library into the west wing.

The pedals even fall off the rose.

The room is also equipped with interactive games and activities but just seeing this

transformation take place is worth the visit.

Now when you first walk in the sign on the wall says that you can find Ursula’s Grotto

after the Beast’s Library but the Grotto was removed to make way for the Elsa and Anna

meet and greet, so sadly that no longer exists but definitely go to check out the library

next time you’re at DCA.

So did you know about any of these little hidden details before this video?

Do you have any other favorite hidden secrets at the Disney parks?

I’d love to know!

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