WDW Tips - 4 Parks

[email_shell]

Hi!!

I went to WDW a couple of years ago and received many great tips from this board.

Below I listed some of them people suggested. Are these still valid or are they not found at the park anymore?

I know there are a lot listed. Thanks for any help you can provide.

Thanks!

MK

Main Street Activities: Barber Shop - $5 Glow Streaks in Hair; A shop with Silhouette Drawing $7 All of the stores on Main Street are connected inside to escape congestion on the street.

Souvenir Certificates: Pirates Attraction as exit go to the cash register on the left far side and answer trivia questions. If right receive a certificate and a free gift from the treasure chest. Riverboat ask to ride in the pilot house and receive official riverboat pilots certificates. Tinkerbell’s Treasures - Ask a CM to wake Tink in the morning (if no music is playing). There is a ceremony, and you get a certificate. It can be done many times during the day now. There is a bell on the counter, and when it is rung Tink flies around the shop.

Push the Talking Trashcan: out for seven 20 minute intervals between 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, Sunday-Thursday

Tom Sawyer Island: Find one of Aunt Polly’s paintbrushes return it to raft pilots (or other CM) the reward is a front line pass to Splash or Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.

EPCOT

Passports: $10 booklet with a few stickers for each country to collect personal messages from each country.

Japan: Find out the times Miyuki makes candy animals. Some children in the group get samples.

China: Purchase a fan, and they personalize it for free with your name in Chinese. Very inexpensive, around $4.

HS

Archeologist’s Well: In the queue for the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular, a rope with a sign reading, “do not pull”, go ahead and pull the rope.

Singing in the Rain Umbrella: On the streets of America there is a black square in front of it, step on that and it rains.

Muppets 3D Line: There is a key under the mat. Underneath the window there is an actual door mat, look under the mat and you will actually find the key to Muppet Labs and may receive a certificate showing you found it.

AK

Wes Palm: This roving palm tree is typically most chatty every 40 minutes from park open till 11:30 am.

PIPA Talking Recycle Can: PIPA can typically be found out and about five times daily between 11:15 am and 3:00 pm.

DiVine: In Asia, DiVine, performs 45 minute sets every hour on the hour from 10:00 am through 1:00 pm

 

[mommystieg]

Hi!!

I went to WDW a couple of years ago and received many great tips from this board.

Below I listed some of them people suggested. Are these still valid or are they not found at the park anymore?

I know there are a lot listed. Thanks for any help you can provide.

Thanks!

MK

Main Street Activities: Barber Shop - $5 Glow Streaks in Hair; I think it is around $7.50 now A shop with Silhouette Drawing $7 The price is slightly higher - maybe $10 All of the stores on Main Street are connected inside to escape congestion on the street. Yep
Souvenir Certificates: Pirates Attraction as exit go to the cash register on the left far side and answer trivia questions. If right receive a certificate and a free gift from the treasure chest. Don't know Riverboat ask to ride in the pilot house and receive official riverboat pilots certificates. Don't know Tinkerbell’s Treasures - Ask a CM to wake Tink in the morning (if no music is playing). There is a ceremony, and you get a certificate. It can be done many times during the day now. There is a bell on the counter, and when it is rung Tink flies around the shop. Tink's Treasures is no longer there
Push the Talking Trashcan: out for seven 20 minute intervals between 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, Sunday-Thursday We saw Push this past June
Tom Sawyer Island: Find one of Aunt Polly’s paintbrushes return it to raft pilots (or other CM) the reward is a front line pass to Splash or Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. You can get a FP to SplM or BTMRR if you find a paintbrush
EPCOT

Passports: $10 booklet with a few stickers for each country to collect personal messages from each country. I think the price for the passports has gone up
Japan: Find out the times Miyuki makes candy animals. Some children in the group get samples. Miyuki still makes candy animals but no free samples are given
China: Purchase a fan, and they personalize it for free with your name in Chinese. Very inexpensive, around $4. Don't know

HS

Archeologist’s Well: In the queue for the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular, a rope with a sign reading, “do not pull”, go ahead and pull the rope. Still there
Singing in the Rain Umbrella: On the streets of America there is a black square in front of it, step on that and it rains. Still there
Muppets 3D Line: There is a key under the mat. Underneath the window there is an actual door mat, look under the mat and you will actually find the key to Muppet Labs and may receive a certificate showing you found it. Don't know
AK

Wes Palm: This roving palm tree is typically most chatty every 40 minutes from park open till 11:30 am. We haven't seen Wes Palm in a couple of years - not sure if he is still there
PIPA Talking Recycle Can: PIPA can typically be found out and about five times daily between 11:15 am and 3:00 pm. Don't know
DiVine: In Asia, DiVine, performs 45 minute sets every hour on the hour from 10:00 am through 1:00 pm DeVine is still there - usually on the walkway between Africa and Asia

Hope this helps

 

[stacy347]

Souvenir Certificates: Pirates Attraction as exit go to the cash register on the left far side and answer trivia questions. If right receive a certificate and a free gift from the treasure chest.

I can tell you when we went last year, I asked the CMs in the Pirates gift shop about this one, and none of them knew what I was talking about.

 

[Blackbeltdisneygirl]

The key is still under the mat at Muppets 3D. We checked last year and this year. You sometimes have to do it fast b/c it is right by the turnstiles to get in, and if there's a large crowd, you have to get in without being stepped on. The umbrella does in fact rain on you. We bought fans in China, and they didn't personalize them, though I didn't know to ask. That's all I can help with!