As you enter the Disney Animation Building you will see bubbles along the walls.  Some of the bubbles on the walls form classic Hidden Mickeys.

It’s difficult to say if any of these bubbles are purposely put into the shape of a Hidden Mickey.  This was stated in the Hidden Mickey Guide book.  You make the call if they are there on purpose or just coincidental.

See pictures of the Hidden Mickeys on the walls of the Disney Animation Building.

If you look at the Disney Animation building from the outside you will notice a flagpole above the entrance.  At the tip of the flagpole there is a classic Hidden Mickey.

Below is a picture of the Disney Animation Building Flagpole Hidden Mickey.

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Inside of the Blue Sky Cellar there is a nice Hidden Mickey on the desk with maps, drawings, alarm clock, and painting supplies.  If you look in between the alarm clock and the coffee mug you will see a painting easel.  The back color paint on the easel forms a black classic Hidden Mickey.

This Hidden Mickey was nicely integrated and is definitely a Hidden Mickey.

Below are pictures of the Blue Sky Cellar Hidden Mickey on the Painting Easel.

Outside of the Blue Sky Cellar there is a Sorcerer Hidden Mickey on a sign on the wall above a bench.  It is right under the words "artwork! models!".

I’m not sure if this is quite "hidden", but it is in the Hidden Mickey Guide.  You make the call.

Below is a picture of the Blue Sky Cellar Sorcerer Hidden Mickey.

There is a Hidden Mickey at the Blue Sky Cellar on the sign at the front entrance.  If you notice there are sparkles and stars that are on the Sky Blue Cellar sign.  You have to get really close and observe that some of the circles in the sparkles make up classic Hidden Mickeys.

You can be the judge if these were put there on purpose of if this is just a coincidence.  I myself am not sure if these Hidden Mickeys were put there on purpose.

Here is a picture of the Hidden Mickeys in the Blue Sky Cellar sign.

A hidden Mickey can be found at the Heimlich’s Chew Chew Train Drink Stand.  If you go up to the Drink Stand that is located next to the Heimlich’s Chew Chew Train there is a sign that says "Fun & Fruity Drink".  On the sign there are different fruits such as oranges, strawberries, and cherries.  The three cherries form a classic Hidden Mickey.

Below is a picture of the Heimlich’s Chew Chew Train Hidden Mickey.

While you are strolling around the Paradise Pier boardwalk games take a look at the high eves.  You will find some circular pattern in one of the eves that is in the shape of two classic hidden Mickeys.  The hidden Mickeys are integrated into the design.

Below is a picture of the Paradise Pier Amusement Co Hidden Mickey.

If you go to Point Mugu Tattoo you can find a hidden Mickey on the sign that says "Paradise Pier".  Look between the words "Paradise" and "Pier".  You will see a design with a circle in the middle.  Inside the circle you will see three more circles that make up a classic hidden mickey.

Below is a picture of the Point Mugo Tattoo sign with the hidden Mickey.

There is a hidden Mickey on the Maliboomer ride itself.  In order to see the hidden Mickey you will need to position yourself so you can look underneath the ride as it is going up or down.  If you look underneath the seats as the Maliboomer goes up or down you will see a classic hidden Mickey created by three holes in the yellow steel support bars.

Here is a picture of the hidden Mickey on the Maliboomer.

One of the Hidden Mickeys at Mulholland Madness is on the far side of the billboard at the entrance queue.  To see this hidden mickey you must look at the large billboard in the front from inside the queue.

If you look on the right side you will see a yellow car with a boy holding a red Mickey balloon.  Just above the balloon you will see a black classic mickey.  The right ear is cutoff the end of the billboard.

Here is a picture of the Mulholland Madness billboard hidden Mickey.