The Great Disney Scavenger Hunt - Answers

[daveyk]

I wanted to start a thread to build an answer key. This builds off the original thread that was started before the hunt.

The question booklets can be found here: http://disneypodcast.net/thehunt.htm

Also: Good Morning Dew Drop has manually typed the questions out for you to take along on your next trip; that will make it a LOT easier to organize/group the questions by land/area....
Magic Kingdom
Animal Kingdom
Studios
Epcot.

The final answer keys from the hunt are broken out by park below. Each one is as complete as I think it can get, given that we didn't necessarily know what the scorers were looking for, and some exhibits had changed since the hunt questions were developed. If you see an answer you don't think is correct, please feel free to suggest an alternative. I would ask, though, that you include a picture so we can review it.

Finally: my thanks to EVERYONE who provided answers, suggestions, or contributions. I know I appreciate it, and I'm sure the community does as well.

We're going to try and make updates to the *current state* of the answers. See page 9 for each of the up-to-date-as-we-know-them answer keys!

 

[daveyk]

MK (1-point):
1- Notions
2- Swindlin' Pins
3- Younger Brothers
4- Ichabod Crane
5- Tue, Thur, Sat 7PM - 2PM
6- Retired
7- Little Star
8- Koda (note: there is another sign where there is a person in a cowboy hat trading with a bear - that person looks like Pecos Bill. But since he is not immediately recognizable, Koda makes more sense)
9- Mickey Mouse
10- briar sweet briar
11 - Flying carpets
12 - Stitch
13 - Burlesque Bouncer
14 - James A. Garfield
15 - scissors
16 - bee tree
17 - Sea Serpent
18 - Astroil
19 - Critical
20 - AA
21 - The phone didn't work during the hunt, but Hopemax told us "it's 9 cents. this is one of those things on my iPod I have listened to a million times and didn't need to confirm it." (note: there was another person who believed it was 15 cents per pound, but Hopemax was emphatic)
22 - Scarab
23 - Timothy Q Mouse
24 - Kite
25 - Tom Morrow
26- Planet Z
27- Starry O Phonic
28- adventure
29- witty, experienced
30- pongo pygmaeus
31- run aground
32-torre del cielo
33- someday
34- His Maker
35- Lytum N Hyde
36- black tar molasses
37- James K Polk
38- armor
39- hero hunny
40- Disco Ball
41- Powerful
42- Star Cadet
43- 108 ft
44- $350.00
45- DK715
46- page 24
47- 20,000
48- Santa Fe
49- 2
50- We looked during the hunt, and there was only 1 lantern lit, but pictures online show 2. It is either 1 or 2.
51- 14 - the 13 colony flags, plus the stars & stripes
52- 8
53- 3
54- 18
55- 6
56- O.Ferrante
57- Burning Bianca
58- A.C. Dietz Co
59- Texas John Slaughter
60- Widowmaker (the picture on page 3 is convincing)
61- Kepple
62- Cousin Maude
63- Ravenscroft
64- Leonard BurnedStar
65- Galactic Communications Network
66- Gigantabot
67- the train is traveling to Kimball Canyon
68- Alexandria
69- Bora Danno
70- South Carolina
71- Boot Hill
72- XP 37
73- 8:15
74- 1927
75- 1863

MK (5 points)
76 - Tampa
77- Dole Whip
78- Osh Popham
79- red and green
80- Grizzly Hall
81- America
82- Manifest Destiny
83- Catfish Cove
84- Perfect Moment

MK (10 points)
85- Roy E Disney
86- Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe
87- Pinocchio
88- Bob Foster
89- hippo
90- Barbossa
91- galaxy whizzer
92- Donald Duck
93- Randy Pausch
94- golf

 

[daveyk]

EPCOT (1-point):
1- The Band Concert (hard to read as you move past)
2- folkcrafts, knitwear, collectibles
3- ageless beauty
4- the romantic road
5- Le Petit Rue (there is also a sign that says "La petite rue")
6- Otium cum dignitate
7- Tennis
8- Canadian national hotels
9- 9. Dr Bones
10- Jiminy Cricket
11 - Donald and Goofy
12 - Figment
13 - fit & finish
14 - yellow blue red
15 - fiesta hoy
16 - clock
17 - Beatles
18 - The words on the patch were "Reedy Creek Emergency Services" with "Fire Services" in the inner part. They also have a Fire Services patch. I'm not exactly sure what words they wanted.
19 - Universe of Energy
20 - red
21 - Philip Brainerd
22 - ballet dancers
23 - Viva Donald
24 - U.S. passport
25 - sword
26- Norway
27- Romans
28- future
29-oxygen, food, medicine
30- 28 million tons
31- beauty and charm
32- THINK
33- 2030
34- floods
35- liberty flyer
36- motor oil
37- to set them free
38- street of good fortune
39- Epcot
40- seeing it once
41- the pickle
42- pom poko
43- a home
44- Fez
45- 178mph
46- 577
47- 50 pieces
48- 28
49- 44 bottles
50- 5
51- 2
52- normally 3, but during the hunt 2
53- 3
54- Findmores & Searchwells
55- Dean Finder
56- Imagicolor
57- B Jones
58- grete waitz
59- d.c. ying
60- Walter E Disney. (Also reported was Jane Adams, but most of the people answers were people with a relationship/some importance to the company, so my gut tells me that it is Disney)
61- Harriett Beacher Stowe
62- Saudi Arabia & Mexico
63- China
64- Acapulco, Veracruz, Cozumel
65- cancun
66- Kyoto
67- Toy Soldier
68- Swindon
69- West Indian
70- It was either a "sheep" or a "lamb" ... take a look at the picture on page 6. Which was the correct answer?
71- horse
72- cat
73- 1987
74- 10th
75- 1912 - 1923

EPCOT (5 points)
76 - great hammerhead shark
77- clopin
78- aladdin
79- snow skiing
80- Test Track
81- Spaceship Earth
82- captain eo
83- 1971 - The invention you had to unscramble was "microprocessor"
84- Discover
85- pigs

EPCOT (10 points)
86- ice cream
87- Project Tomorrow
88- Morocco
89- Saw
90- Sea Horses
91- Chip and Dale
92- Dreams
93- Nigel Channing
94- gold
95- Canada (telephone booth)

 

[daveyk]

AK (1-point):
1- Hotel Burudika
2- scarves and garland
3- www.HimEsc@mos.and
4- Tigers, Giant Bats, Lovely Birds
5- acorn and leaf
6- camp counselors
7- US 498
8- Have a nice day
9- Going out of Existence
10- EPCOT
11 - Exploration Excavation Exultation
12 - Mbuni
13 - Seven Summits
14 - Conditioned Air
15 - devil dinosaur
16 - 10 sept 55
17 - walking sticks
18 - shoe
19 - shovel
20 - first roof
21 - the barrier
22 - Simba 1
23 - homing signal
24 - carnotaurus
25 - incoming
26- lions, dinosaurs, and dragons
27- accomplished
28- life
29- Hot air balloon
30- Economy camping
31- eat of it
32- TZ 16414
33- with the flying yak
34- Get to Work
35- Chrono tech project
36- Yoga Partner
37- The Time Rover
38- Disease
39- implosive
40- AK98 (which makes sense, since Animal Kingdom opened in 1998)
41- 39 through 45
42-650
43- 22km - its on a stone on the right, shortly after you pass the termite mound.
44- 3
45-46891
46- 6AM - the pin was right on top of the number so you couldn't really see it
47- 90%
48- $2 (50 cents is the old price)
49-kivuko
50- Mjafari
51-duka la filmu
52- the sign has other words on it, but in big letters it says "UNSAFE AREA"
53- Gallinjule Jacana
54- Eastern Star Railway
55- caravan stage
56- Rohana Burhan
57- Gupta's Gear
58- Continental Palace
59-Yeti Palace
60- Nairobi, Mombosa, Arusha
61- Old Harambe Market
62- Mississippi
63-Roseate
64- animal carcasses
65- elephant
66-bats
67- bird (several people have suggested the same answer for this one)
68- snake
69- Karibu
70- black-footed ferret
71- 1420
72- June 8, 1953
73-1900
74- 1947
75- April 22, 1978

AK (5 points)
76 - Clayton
77- Gorilla
78- 200 for the camp chair, 100 for the electric torch, 700 for the bed roll which added up to 1000 1+0+0+0 = 1 which gave us the Oasis. I agree this was a confusing way to get the answer. I have pictures of the prices though, so I am sure the total is 1000.
79- Roctane
80- Nani
81- Kilimanjaro Safaris
82- dinosaur
83- Maharajah Jungle Trek
84- pinecone
85- fish

AK (10 points)
86- Dr. Kulunda
87- Asia
88- Possible answer #1: 44" (Expedition Everest)
88- Possible answer #2: 40" (Dinosaur)
89- Festival of the Lion King
90- Finding Nemo the musical
91- Warden Post #4
92- 1544 & 1948 [1st step: anteater, 2nd step: 15 hours in Oasis, 3rd step: Maharajah Jungle Trek on Braille map, 4th step: Sign at entrance to Jungle Trek mentions two dates.]
93- Mardala Gifts
94- Fish
95- bats

 

[daveyk]

Studios (1-point):
1- not on the street during the hunt (correct answer is "We tow the stars")
2- ventilated
3- Wednesday
4- blowtorch
5- fish
6- valet parking
7- Eddie Valiant (private detective)
8- Mary Poppins
9- hercules
10- fantasia
11 - donald
12 - mickey
13 - mushu hosts the show in the magic of animation, Kronk hosts the digital ink & paint at the kiosks outside, so Kronk is probably the right answer.
14 - A Star is Born
15 - actors
16 - gonzo
17 - swedish chef
18 - 1932
19 - western
20 - $9000
21 - Prospect Street
22 - The brand is Nevr Nox, and it is an "Anti-Knock Compound"
23 - 5 cents
24 - Wind Machine
25 - Mary Poppins and Jungle book
26- heart shaped box
27- Up
28- funeral director
29- dalmation
30- pirates of the caribbean
31- there was a jump rope tied around Mr. Spell; the other end was tied to a tinker toy. Don't know which answer they were looking for.
32- L
33- horseshoe
34- pencil and paintbrush
35- Ward Kimball
36- California Crazy
37- West Coast University
38- wretched refuse
39- writer
40- Do not roll
41- Herbie goes bananas
42- The Disney World
43- second
44- 4826
45-2
46- 424
47- 1000
48- 803
49- 8:30
50- 8 ounces
51- 32
52- 694
53- the truck wasn't there, so this question was also unanswerable. (the answer should be 25 W 893)
54- Bo
55- Mel Rose
56- Lend A Paw
57- Marge
58- T. Kirk
59- SS Down the Hatch
60- C. Howie Pullum, DDS
61- Rosebud Sled Co.
62- Fabio
63- Compaq
64- Aldo & Andrea Favilli
65- Samantha
66- Abe Moskowitz
67- Monahans
68- walt disney
69- Dave Smith
70- Desert Hot Springs
71- North Vine St.
72- Mitchell Lane
73- Pizza Planet
74- Victory with Vegetables
75- Gower St.

Studios (5 points)
76 - Bob Hope
77- Man
78- 23 (5+4+6+2+5+1)
79- Animation
80- Henson
81- kiss
82- Ferdinand the bull
83- Box was apparently gone during the hunt. But the answer should be 1930+8-204+820-44= 2510
84- this is "Cogsworth"
85- AFI

Studios (10 points)
86- 1917
87- Kermit on a hot-air balloon
88- possible answer #1:the steamer trunk - fist word "travel"
88- possible answer #2: Disney Cruise lines - first word "Magic"
89- Acting
90- Pacific Electric
91- Honey I Shrunk the Kids
92- sailing ship
93- 1932
94- Possible Answer #1: Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage
94- Possible Answer #2: Hollywood Hills Amphitheatre
95- Be Careful Today

 

[pal-mickey]

#27 epcot..who invented www- answer is rome

#9 studio-art work in window- hercules

#54 studios-delivery mans name-Bo

#58 studios- who lives in apt 105- T.Kirk (I'm pretty sure)

#68 studios- person near sleeping beauty castle- walt disney

#70 studios- name of ice co.- desert..something

#85 ak- name of animal- fish

#82 studios- name of median film- Ferdinand the bull

 

[keepdude52]

MK
41. Powerful
42. Star Cadet
55. 6

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

I have to disagree with MK 9 - above you have Florida as the answer - the question is besides the stars and stripes, the letter D and the castle what other flag flies in Town Square?

I believe the correct answer is Mickey Mouse - a flag with his face flies above the train station in one of the corners.

 

[keepdude52]

I have to disagree with MK 9 - above you have Florida as the answer - the question is besides the stars and stripes, the letter D and the castle what other flag flies in Town Square?

I believe the correct answer is Mickey Mouse - a flag with his face flies above the train station in one of the corners.

Yeah I agree with you. We ended up throwing that out there as a guess but we double-checked it on the way out and it was right.

 

[daveyk]

Originally Posted by Good Morning Dewdrop View Post
I have to disagree with MK 9 - above you have Florida as the answer - the question is besides the stars and stripes, the letter D and the castle what other flag flies in Town Square?

I believe the correct answer is Mickey Mouse - a flag with his face flies above the train station in one of the corners.

Touche'! I know I have some mistakes in there (some because I remembered it incorrectly, some because I was just plain wrong)....that's why I thought it would be worth the effort to create an answer key.

Way cool

 

[daveyk]

#58 studios- who lives in apt 105- T.Kirk (I'm pretty sure)

#68 studios- person near sleeping beauty castle- walt disney

Good call on these. And I remember T. Kirk now. I'm sure that was right. And I remember now that i was walt disney.

 

[daveyk]

Here's the flag supporting MK #79
http://disneypodcast.net/pics/hunt/flag.JPG

This is the shark display in EPCOT's Living Seas that supports two questions:
http://disneypodcast.net/pics/hunt/shark.JPG

Over in the studios, there was a question about Gertie:
http://disneypodcast.net/pics/hunt/gertie.JPG

And there were two questions in AK related to these posters:
http://disneypodcast.net/pics/hunt/asia posters.JPG

And here's a link to some details - and pictures - of Frontierland that address a bunch of questions in the MK http://disneyshawn.blogspot.com/2010_03_01_archive.html

 

[hopemax]

We finally found the yellow monkey holding a block! We looked all over on hunt day, couldn't find it. Asked people at the results, and the people we asked never saw it. We went back on Wed, and looked...no luck.

Today we were waiting for our Toy Story fastpass window to open, and we were standing in the shade just inside the Pixar Place area, on the Backlot Tour side. On the right side of the street, if you enter that way, just behind the bridge thingy, is a tree. The branches are mostly obscuring the block. Anyway, he's holding an "L"

I'll be able to post the pics I took, post-hunt and our answers on Wed. But we were happy to finally find that darn monkey!

 

[Donald's Lucky Day]

We actually couldn't find the monkey when we looked for it either. It just so happened that we passed through the area again later on our way back to Lights Motors Action when I looked up and saw it just in time. You're right, the branches do obscure the block completely if you're walking into Pixar Place from the other side.

That reminds me, did anyone come up with a tinker toy instead of a jump rope as the answer to #31 in Hollywood Studios? The question wanted to know what object Mr. Spell was tied to, not tied with. He was tied TO a tinker toy WITH a jump rope, or at least that was my rationalization.

 

[Mckymousefn]

Thanks for sharing this with us. Gives me something to type out and have the kids do on our next trip. Even if it takes us a few trips to find the answers... its something neat to do.

 

[daveyk]

On the day of the hunt, I was looking for the monkey, and stepped out of the way into the shade. I looked up and saw a couple of monkeys, then realized there was a yellow one holding a block slightly obscured from view. That was tricky.

As for #31, you're right it is what is he tied *to*. I'll fix the answer accordingly. Thanks!

 

[Donald's Lucky Day]

Well cool, I found someone who agrees with me! I really wonder which one D23 considered to be the correct answer though, and I bet they probably counted "jump rope". I guess this is why they didn't want to give us the real answers. It's much easier to score the answer sheets without people trying to rationalize everything they say lol.

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

Well cool, I found someone who agrees with me! I really wonder which one D23 considered to be the correct answer though, and I bet they probably counted "jump rope". I guess this is why they didn't want to give us the real answers. It's much easier to score the answer sheets without people trying to rationalize everything they say lol.

We put "jump rope" as our answer - nothing else even dawned on me but now you've got me thinking. Wish we knew which one was "right"!

 

[Disney Lover]

Norway had the sign with the crown, which is found in the UK Rose and Crown, which has the red phone booths nearby. Canada is the other pavilion with a red phone booth. Never noticed it before

 

[Kayleejade]

AK
76 Think the answer was Clayton
78 we added up to 1600 and wrote down #16 from the park but was confused about it since the question seemed like the numbers would add to something else.