Name: 迪斯尼樂園的七大隱祕 - 第二部分 (Top 7 Hidden Secrets at Disneyland - Pt 2)
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Over the past couple years on this channel, we’ve spoken heavily about theme park secrets

at Walt Disney World but now it's about time to dive deeper into Disneyland.

I mean it was the very first Disney theme park and there’s so many little details

Now 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.

Earlier in the year we posted a video just talking about general hidden secrets at Walt

Disney World, and a lot of you requested that same style of video but for Disneyland.

So get ready to explore the original Disney theme park as we count down the Top 7 Hidden

Number 7 Main street USA is the gateway to many magical

lands at Disneyland but if you run right down the middle of main street USA to get to that

next attraction you’re probably missing some little hidden details along the way.

Right in the center of town square sits a flagpole that soars 65 feet over the park,

but have you ever noticed that the base of the flagpole has this fancy design?

Now the man responsible for dressing Main Street with the appropriate props and fixtures

On a window above the Market House, his name can be found credited as the Interior decorator.

Well, the base of the town square flagpole was actually acquired by Emile and had a previous

One day after work, Mr. Kuri was driving through Los Angeles on his way home, when he saw a

light post on Wilshire Blvd that had been knocked down by a car.

He thought it could fit in with the look of Main Street so he purchased the base of the

He brought it back to Disneyland, and to this day, that light post has remained the base

Number 6 The King Arthur Carousel has 72 majestic white

horses that gallop and spin around Fantasyland.

All these antique wooden horses look like a uniform team but each is unique and there’s

one horse in particular that's especially unique.

Jingles, who got its name from the bells that hang off the saddle, can be found on the outside

ring and is the lead horse on the Carousel.

It just happened to be Mrs. Disney’s favorite horse.

In Saving Mr. Banks, Walt Disney offers Jingles to PL Travers and this gives you a clearer

idea of what the horse originally looked like.

For Disneyland’s 50th anniversary Julie Andrews, who played the iconic Mary Poppins

was the theme park ambassador for the 50th.

So after the celebration ended, they dedicate Jingles to Disney legend Julie Andrews on

She was asked what her favorite colors were and Imagineers painted the horse accordingly.

Now that Jingles is dedicated to Julie Andrews there are some hidden tributes to her and

First off there’s a blue Umbrella on the saddle blanket, then on the crest, you have

the J and A for Julie Andrews, there’s a pair of Mary Poppins boots with a bird, and

there’s the classic silhouette of Mary Poppins flying with her umbrella.

So the next time you’re choosing a horse on the King Arthur Carousel, keep an eye out

for Jingles who holds a lot of significance in Disney history.

Number 5 Everyone loves a good gag, right?

Well in Mickey’s Toontown there’s a bunch of gags hidden right in front of your eyes,

you just need to explore the land really carefully.

Any handle you can pull, door knob you can grab, or button you can push will definitely

Now we aren’t gonna spoil all of them but here are just two of my favorites.

Near the back, you’ll find the Powerhouse where the sign on the door says “Opening

this door is absolutely, positively, and unquestionably forbidden.

Well in true Disney fashion anything that tells you to not do something means they want

So if you go and pull the doorknob, you’ll be in for a little surprise.

This one’s especially great when you tell someone who doesn’t know what happens to

It always makes for some great reactions.

Across from the gag factory, you’ll find this phone that will connect you with the

If you pick it up, you’ll get to eavesdrop on some conversations with some pretty familiar

{Police Voice} Be on the lookout for Roger Rabbit.

{Roger Rabbit} This is Roger, did somebody call me?

{Roger Rabbit} I know nobody called me over, be somebody called me Roger.

Number 4 Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden

Eye has probably one of the best queues at Disneyland.

So much detail and theming has gone into the entire queue experience that stretches about

half a mile until you reach the loading area; its a pretty far walk.

It was anticipated that this ride would be extremely popular so Imagineers actually built

many interactive elements into the queue to keep you entertained while you wait.

One of them can be found in the room with the excavation site.

You’ll find a sign that reads “Caution, do not pull rope,” but remember this is

Disney and they want you to pull the rope.

We’re excavating an artifact down here.

You may have also walked through the queue and noticed some hieroglyphics written on

Well, Imagineers actually made up their own hieroglyphic language called maraglyphics.

You never wanna stare into the eyes of Mara, but if you stare at the messages on the wall

they do provide a back story for the attraction…well that’s if you can figure out what they mean.

When Indiana Jones Adventure first opened, they actually used to hand out these decoder

cards which would allow you to decode the messages engraved on the walls.

Apparently, Disney officially discontinued these cards in the late 90s only a few years

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