Did you know that the finale of Spaceship Earth was originally way more elaborate? Besides the trapped astronaut we talked about yesterday (check her out!), there were satellites, spacewalkers, robotic arms, and even more! Seriously, does ANYONE remember?

Maybe you’ve heard of concealed VIP hangouts sprinkled throughout Disney? For example Club 33 was once top secret but is now on many fans bucket lists. A newer lounge quietly opened hidden in Galaxy’s Edge. Notable guests slip down an unmarked corridor emerging transported to a world of opulent luxury! Ok, it’s more like a mid-level airport lounge but still. We present to you the obscure HPE Corporate Lounge. A nice place to rest, grab a snack or admire the array of light sabers on display. It offers snacks and free Cokes, but you can’t even buy your way in, it’s for Hewlett Packard employees only.

Are kids slowly losing the opportunity to explore at Disney? Everything is so prescribed now. Even before its recently announced closure, Tom Sawyer Island had long ago removed unique (litigious?) elements like the “Fidgety Ledge” teeter totter where kids could burn off energy.

Andrew Jackson, the 7th president of The United States; or is he a printing press operator on Space Ship Earth? He’s kind of both. Disney re-used The Hall of Presidents head sculpts in OG EPCOT Center. Pretty ingenious, have you ever spotted any?

A couple years back Ant-Man was seen walking around Disney California Adventure toting a miniature shrunken version of A Bug's Land, the very land Avenger’s Campus replaced, in an acrylic case. We thinks it’s a fun clever nod to the past. Anyone know if they are still doing this?

The attention to the most minor detail is what makes Disney World special. Along the river at Disney's Animal Kingdom, sandbags have been placed in Harambe as a stopgap against flooding. The river has never flooded. And those are not real sandbags. Who else loves stuff like this?