Disney Easter Egg Hunt: Hidden Secrets to Discover on the Disney Wish
Over 200 Disney Easter eggs are hidden throughout the Disney Wish—from Rapunzel’s stern sculpture to glowing Cheshire cats in Wonderland Cinema—hidden-treasure fans will love them.
For Disney lovers, Easter eggs instill that secret world of nostalgia and enjoyment—everywhere, the magic is best incarnated aboard the Disney Wish. With over 200 Easter eggs throughout 15 huge decks visible almost everywhere you turn, this cruise ship is indeed a playful tribute to the history of Disney. ? ?. Let's take off for a self-guided treasure hunt and discover some of the most charming surprises.
Easter Egg Hunt Aboard the Disney Wish Cruise
Rapunzel-Pascal Sculptures at the Stern
Take in the view of the ship's stern on arrival or before leaving; a giant duo of sculptural characters- Rapunzel and her chameleon friend Pascal- flanks the name of the ship. Rapunzel's hair flow drapes over the "Disney Wish," and she is giving those "final touches" with a paintbrush, while the chameleon from Tangled looks on with a sly stare. Rapunzel was indeed the first Disney princess to adorn the stern of a Disney ship.
Cinderella Chandelier and Glass Slipper in the Grand Hall
Enter the magical Grand Hall on Deck 3, and look up. The idea behind the chandelier is to resemble Cinderella's dress turned upside down, when the Fairy Godmother waved her wand. The stars surrounding it represent the four ships of the fleet-Magic, Wonder, Dream, and Fantasy-while the brightest star standing on top symbolizes the Wish. At the bottom of the grand staircase is the glass slipper, poetically supposed to mark that famous moment when Cinderella lost her slipper-there could not be a better place for it than at the foot of the majestic staircase.
Lucifer, Jaq, and Gus: A Mischievous Scene
Inside the Grand Hall, Cinderella's statue seems so serene until one notices Lucifer the cat attempting to pounce on Jaq and Gus, who mischievously peep from underneath her dress-a lovely little tribute to the antics of Cinderella.
Animated Mural: Mickey & the Beanstalk
Near restaurant 1923, there is an animated mural showcasing scenes from Mickey and the Beanstalk. The mural also shows Mickey, Goofy, Donald, and the giant atop the beanstalk, observing a tiny Disney Wish drifting away-a truly whimsical gesture.
Galaxies Far Away: Star Wars Hyperspace Lounge
Ensure you keep a look out for the LED Screens behind the bar at the Star Wars Hyperspace Lounge. At an interval of every 7 to 10 minutes, the light display would go into hyperspace, transforming into some new galactic view-an intergalactic glimpse of a far-off world maybe with Mustafar, Endor, or Tatooine galore. An intergalactic journey without leaving the ship.
Musical Bubbles: Nightingale's Lounge
The chandelier in Nightingale's lounge, this bubbly creation from the hands of glass artists, echoes soap sud impressions, taken from the scene in Cinderella - Below Sings Sweet Nightingale. Inscribed on the bubbles are musical notes, not random ones but the actual sheet music of the song.
Jiminy Cricket & Pinocchio Mosaics
Downstairs on Deck 4, in the Wishing Star Bar, a little statue of Jiminy Cricket lurks in a corner, keeping watch over the Bar, while very close, there are two handsome tile mosaics depicting scenes from Pinocchio-the one with Geppetto and Pinocchio and the one with Figaro and Cleo.
A Rose by Any Other Name
The twelfth deck has the Rose Restaurant that features a tribute to Beauty and the Beast with the enchanted rose and the famous mirror-an understated allusion to the enchantment contained within that world.
Wonderland Cinema: With the Doorknob and Cheshire Cat
At this Wonderland Cinema, the enchanted talking doorknob welcomes guests at the entrance with a warm greeting- a fresh tribute to Alice in Wonderland. Inside the theater, the walls feature images of the Cheshire Cat, whose eyes and toothy grin would brighten up the dim theater environment.
An Imagineering Easter Egg for the Kids
Inside the Imagineering Lab in the Oceaneer Club (Deck 2), guests young and old alike have fun selecting construction hard hats emblazoned with the names of real Imagineers who helped build the Wish. There is also a 3D-printed Cinderella Castle, plus a light-up model of The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror lurking behind barred doors.
Conclusion
Such fun little things are a way within Disney's tradition of deep immersive storytelling, wherein fans are linked to familiar worlds via very ingeniously hidden touches.Whether it is a princess just above water level or a subtle bit of thematic music from the rose in a chandelier, these Easter eggs inspire discovery and awe, making every cruise on the Disney Wish a treasure to be explored.
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