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11.
The
Window
Shutters
in
Liberty
Square
are
Crooked
During
the
Civil
War,
metal
shutters
were
confiscated
to be
remolded
into
ammunition.
Leather
wasa
used
instead
and it
would
stretch
in
wind
and
rain,
so the
shutters
sagged.
12.
The
Gray-Colored
Path
Signifies
the
Mighty
Mississippi
In
Frontierland,
most
of the
pavement
is
reddish
brown
but
there's
an
irregularly
shaped
gray
ribbon
running
through
it.
It
represents
the
Mississippi
River.
13.
Tapping
Noise
of
Telegraph
Machine
in
Train
Station
When
you
enter
the
train
station
you'll
hear a
telegraph
machine.
It's
tapping
out
Walt
Disney's
speech
at
Disneyland's
1954
opening
-
in
Morse
Code.
14.
Pirates
Playing
Chess
While
you're
lining
up for
Pirates
of the
Carribean,
look
into
the
dungeon
window.
Two
skeletons
are
playing
chess.
The
board
displays
the
dead
man's
game.
(stalemate)
Also -
listen
closely
when
you
get
near
the
end of
the
queue.
You
can
hear
pirates
digging
for
treasure.
15.
Working
Glockenspiel
Outside
"It's
a
Small
World"
there's
a
crazy
clock.
It's a
working
glockenspiel
and
opens
on the
quarter
hour.
16.
The turrents
on top
of the
Haunted
Mansion
are
chess
pieces.
You
can
find
them
all -
rooks,
bishops,
pawns,
etc.
15.
Check
out
the
roof
of the
Haunted
Mansion.
17.
Great
cut-out
for
photos.
In the
Town
Square
Exposition
Hall,
at the
back
behind
the
Kodak
store,
you'll
find
lots
of
great
photo
ops
that
never
have
any
lines.
17. Put yourself in the pictures!
Do you
know
another
Magic
Kingdom
secret?
Send
us an
email
to :
ahayes@dw-deals.com
We'll
list
it on
our
site.
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