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Hidden Nemo

Tomorrowland: When Disneyland's Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage opened in June 2007, several Nemos were hidden along the extended queue. Originally painted, the remnants of this Hidden Nemo appear as if it was carved into the wood. Found closer to the Matterhorn, the Nemo is on a wooden box attached to a Monorail Track support.

Hidden Nemo

Tomorrowland: When Disneyland's Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage opened in June 2007, several Nemos were hidden along the extended queue. Since then, many of the Nemo images have been removed. The remains of this Hidden Nemo appear as if it was etched into a rock overlooking the Submarine Lagoon.

Hidden Nemo

Tomorrowland: When Disneyland's Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage opened in June 2007, several Nemos were hidden along the extended queue. Most of the Hidden Nemos have since been removed, but traces of a few still remain. Originally painted and removed, it now appears as if this Hidden Nemo was etched into a rock overlooking the Submarine Lagoon.

Hidden Nemo

Tomorrowland: When Disneyland's Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage opened in June 2007, several Nemos were hidden along the extended queue. This Hidden Nemo was painted onto a rock near the far end of the Submarine Lagoon. In the two years since, many of the Nemos (including this one) have been removed.

Photo courtesy of Christian Ventura. Thank you!

Hidden Nemo

Tomorrowland: When Disneyland's Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage opened in June 2007, several Nemos were hidden along the extended queue. This Hidden Nemo was painted onto the base of one of the Monorail's track supports. Since then, most of the Nemos (including this one) have been removed.

Photo courtesy of Roberta Romero. Thank you!

Hidden Nemo

Tomorrowland: When Disneyland's Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage opened in June 2007, several Nemos were hidden along the extended queue. This Hidden Nemo was painted onto a wall along the Submarine Lagoon. In the two years since the re-opening, many of the Nemos (including this one) have been removed.

Photo courtesy of Roberta Romero. Thank you!

Hidden Nemo

Tomorrowland: When Disneyland's Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage opened in June 2007, several Nemos were hidden along the extended queue. This Hidden Nemo was made out of shells and hidden in a flower bed. In the two years since, many of the Nemos (including this one) have been removed.

Photo courtesy of balabala. Thank you!

Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage - TL-59

Tomorrowland : Several pipes in the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage boarding area are marked TL-59, a nod to the original Submarine Voyage through Liquid Space that opened in Tomorrowland in 1959.

Autopia - Route 55

Autopia's Route 55 pays homage to Disneyland's opening year, 1955.

Autopia - Midget Autopia Car

While motoring along Autopia's freeways, drivers pass a statue of a scaled-down convertible. The bronzed car is a tribute to Fantasyland's Midget Autopia, which gave children too small for Autopia or Junior Autopia, a chance to drive alone. Midget Autopia occupied the northeastern end of Fantasyland from 1957 to 1966, until it was removed to make room for "it's a small world."

America Sings

Innoventions: A mural is painted on the wall between Tom Morrow & the Disney Dream Home front door. Hidden in the mural are silhouettes of Sam the Bald Eagle and Ollie the Owl, the emcees for the America Sings attraction. In 1974, America Sings replaced the Carousel of Progress. The musical attraction occupied the Carousel Theater until 1988. It's rumored that the attraction was closed so that the Audio-Animatronic figures could be used in Splash Mountain (which was over budget). For ten years the Carousel Theater remained empty, until Innoventions opened in 1998.

Innoventions - Monsanto's House of the Future

Hidden in the inner wall mural at Innoventions is a portrait of Monsanto's House of the Future, an early Tomorrowland's attraction that wowed guests from 1957 to 1967.

Innoventions - Monsanto's House of the Future

An homage to Monsanto's House of the Future appears in one of the Innovention murals. From 1957-1967, the iconic plastic house was located in what is currently Pixie Hollow.

Innoventions - Hidden Goofy

Innoventions: There's a picture of Earth painted into the mural that runs around the outside of the Carousel Theater. Found near the entrance to Innoventions, the way the continents are shaped seem to create a rough Goofy silhouette.

Space Mountain - SMS - 077

The number 77 is repeatedly displayed throughout the Space Mountain queue. It is a reference to 1977 - the year Disneyland's Space Mountain opened.

Star Wars X-Wing

Prior to its 2011 relocation inside Tomorrowland's Star Traders, the full size X-Wing fighter replica from Star Wars had been hidden in the Starcade's abandoned second floor.

When the original Star Tours attraction opened in 1987, the X-Wing was installed in the gift shop, passed by guests disembarking from their Starspeeder flights. The fighter was removed during a Tomorrowland makeover in the 90's and was re-installed during the 2011 Star Tours - The Adventures Continue makeover.

Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters - Little Green Stroller Parking

A cute Disney Detail, the stroller parking sign in front of Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters is shaped like one of the Little Green Men from Toy Story.

Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters - Circle Vision 360 - Sun & Moon

Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters - A hidden cartoon moon & sun act as tributes to the Circle Vision Theater, the attraction that preceded Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters and Roket Rods. In its varied forms, Cicrle-Vision, Circle-Vision 360 and Circarama, the attraction was part of Disneyland's Tomorrowland from 1955 to 1997.

Location coutesy of Jocelyn Buhlman. Thank you! 

Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters - Imagineered Batteries

Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters: Several of the batteries inside Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters are labeled Made in Glendale, California, USA, Earth, Gamma Quadrant. The batteries pay tribute to Walt Disney Imagineering (WDI), since WDI's headquarters are located in Glendale, California. The Gamma Quadrant refers to Toy Story (1995) and Buzz Lightyear's official Space Ranger assignment, since he is stationed in the Gamma Quadrant Section 4 (which includes the planet Earth).

Star Tours - C-3PO

Star Tours: Fluent in over six million forms of communication, protocol droid C-3PO, speaks to boarding passengers waiting in the Star tours queue.

Note: This C-3PO is an actual movie prop from the Star Wars series, and was fitted with audio-animatronics.

Star Tours - R2-D2

Star Tours: A blue and white astromech droid, designated R2-D2, sits atop the Starspeeder 3000 docked in the Star Tours queue.

Note: The Star Tours R2-D2 is an actually movie prop from the Star Wars films. Every minute or so, R2 will stand, spin and speak - either to boarding passengers or his counterpart, C-3PO.

Star Tours -The Adventures Continue - Security Check - Mickey Ears and Shorts

Star Tours -The Adventures Continue - Security Check - Chip & Dale

Star Tours -The Adventures Continue - Security Check - Luke's Robotic Hands

The Rocketeer

Tomorrowland: Hidden in one of the Tomorrowland popcorn carts is The Rocketeer, from the 1991 Walt Disney Pictures Feature. The 1930's era comic book character, was actually created in the 1980's by artist & writer, Dave Stevens.