Best Attention to Detail?

[Nbtstatic]

An example of attention to detail in the AK.

 

[Kay7979]

I particularly enjoy all the antiques and old mining equipment in and arround BTMRR. You really feel like you're hanging around an old mine in the wild west as you wait to get on the train

 

[ricktib]

I agree - it is SOOOOO impressive, the lengths they go to make ordinary things extraordinary. One example I recall is a giant old-west-looking wooden structure in Frontierland. All it does is hold up a speaker, but so much went into making it look so right. Same deal with this drinking fountain on the way to Camp Minnie-Mickey in AK. You could stick a fountain anywhere, but to build this elaborate "well" is part of what makes Disney Disney:

 

[anthony27]

i would have to say the detail in everest is pretty amazing even though you fly by practicially everything, including the yeti. i would've loved to see more of that thing. but the tower of terror is pretty fantastic as well.

 

[dmk1021]

This always stands out for me at Tower of Terror. You really feel like you are entering an old hotel. The boiler room where you get on the elevators is amazingly real.

ToT has so many details...I'm sure I'll never be able to discover them all.

Some notables for me:

The props from the Twilight Zone tv show, particularly the dummy from the episode with (I think) Jessica Tandy, where she falls in love with the ventriloquist and it turns out the guy is really the dummy (Billy Barty?).

The smell of flowers (I think it's lilac - please correct me if I'm wrong) that's pumped through outside in the queue. My mom and I were in line last year (usually we rush through with FP) and we noticed the smell, pretty soon everyone around us was also commenting on how neat that small detail was.