I think my favorite hidden detail at Disney is one that was due to a design problem. By the bathrooms next to Gaston's Tavern, you will find a small door that looks like it was built for a dwarf. It was added to the design because they didn't account for the size of the man hole cover that is there. A great example of how they hide their mistakes in plain sight.
Not only do the mosaics contain imperfections, but they also have no representations of people because of Islamic beliefs as well. The pavilion's minaret is a replica of the one at the Kutubiyya Mosque in Marrakesh and was originally built in 1195! The pavilion's necropolis is a replica of Chellah which was originally built in what's now the country's capital Rabat in the 14th century.
The portraits at 3:00 show Mary and Daniel Twining, heads of the Twinings Tea Company. Hathaway lived in the 1500s, so any portrait of her would have been in a different style to those shown, although there aren't any existing depictions of Anne Hathaway from the time she was alive, so we don't know what she looked like Also minor nitpick, but it's a Rubgy ball, not a football on the hidden mickey sign
I think my favorite hidden detail at Disney is one that was due to a design problem. By the bathrooms next to Gaston's Tavern, you will find a small door that looks like it was built for a dwarf. It was added to the design because they didn't account for the size of the man hole cover that is there. A great example of how they hide their mistakes in plain sight.
Not only do the mosaics contain imperfections, but they also have no representations of people because of Islamic beliefs as well. The pavilion's minaret is a replica of the one at the Kutubiyya Mosque in Marrakesh and was originally built in 1195! The pavilion's necropolis is a replica of Chellah which was originally built in what's now the country's capital Rabat in the 14th century.
The portraits at 3:00 show Mary and Daniel Twining, heads of the Twinings Tea Company. Hathaway lived in the 1500s, so any portrait of her would have been in a different style to those shown, although there aren't any existing depictions of Anne Hathaway from the time she was alive, so we don't know what she looked like
Also minor nitpick, but it's a Rubgy ball, not a football on the hidden mickey sign