Walt Disney Studios Animated Features

Little Mermaid - King Triton's Palace

As most Little Mermaid fans know, there were issues with earlier versions of King Triton's Palace.

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Little Mermaid - Triton's Entrance

When Triton's enters the amphitheater, he passes three special guests in the audience. Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy appear in this frame, just to the left of Triton's back.

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Little Mermaid - Mickey & Friends

Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy appear as audience guests, waiting for the Seven Daughters of Triton recital.

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Little Mermaid - Ariel's Treasures

In addition to the snarfblats, dinglehoppers and the twenty thingamajigs, Ariel owns a painting titled The Magdalene with the Smoking Flame by Georges de la Tour.

Painted by de la Tour circa 1638-1640, the piece currently hangs in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

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Little Mermaid - Ariel's Contract with Ursula

Ariel should have had a paralegal check out Ursula's contract, because there is something hidden in the fine print.

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Little Mermaid - Contract Hidden Mickey

If Ariel had actually read the contract before signing it, she might have noticed the Hidden Mickey mixed in with all of the fine print.

Little Mermaid - Eric's Wedding Ship

There are Hidden Mickeys disguised as the maroon decorations, attached to the side of Eric's wedding ship.

Little Mermaid - Wedding Guests

After desperately trying to marry his son off, the King from Cinderella appears as one of Prince Eric's wedding guests. When the animals attack Ursula (disguised as Vanessa) Max the dog runs by Cinderella's King and his aide, the Grand Duke.