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December 14, 2009

Mouse Adventure

Yesterday I went to Disneyland with my siblings for something called Mouse Adventure.
I didn't know much about it going into it except that it's like puzzles and stuff.
I found out that it's a secret society of Disney freaks who are literally insane.
Also, it was a lot of fun. This thing isn't put on or sponsored by Disney, it's
just some people that get together and make puzzles that other people
pay them money to try and solve them in order to win bragging rights.

It poured the entire day, and as dumb as wanting a pair of rain boots is for a
southern Californian it would have been the perfect thing to have that day. I
was walking in a puddle the entire day, even if the ground was fairly dry, and
my jeans got soaked up to my knees. Other than that my beanie, coat, and
scarf kept my body dry and warm.

So we had to get there between 9 and 10 to check in at the
Paradise Pier Hotel. They gave us the rules and stuff and
then we went off to the park to check in with the person who
gives us our quests.

This was the holiday version of Mouse Adventure
so most of the quests were holiday based. Here's
a list of the quests and what we had to do for them:

12 Days of Christmas:
For this quest there was 12 different types of things on main street
and as many of those things as the number. For example we had
to find the 12 signs in the emporium windows, the 11 names on
windows behind the fruit vendor, and so on. That totaled to 78
items/names which we then had to find in a crossword puzzle.
The letters that were not used in the crossword then spelled out
our question. The solution to the quest was the answer to the question.

Christmas Lights: We had to go to Critter Country, match up pictures
of lights with the real thing, figure out what the color f the missing lights
were, then use that knowledge to decode a question we then had to answer.

I Spy: there was pictures of things ranging from easy things to find to
really hard things to find. We had to write down the locations of them
for pts. There was also another similar quest which was finding the
locations of certain red lights that Rudolph took pictures of.

Small World Crossword: there was a list of questions about parts of the ride
of small world. We had to ride the ride and answer the questions. Then use
the letters in the colored areas of the crossword to unscramble the words that
made up the question we had to answer. The answer was Sylvania.

Haunted Halloween: We had to ride the Haunted Mansion and answer
questions about the nightmare before christmas decorations that were in
it. Then a number was noted for each answer and we had to take those
number letters in the word and form our question.

New Orleans Christmas: We had to identify the locations of certain
decorations in new orleans square by writing down which store or
restaurant they were on. Then we used the numbers noted by the
pictures to use those letters in the words to form our question.

Christmas Fantasy Parade: Answer questions on the Christmas parade.
The answers then told you to eliminate a banner. The banners were along
the parade route. The banner left over was our answer.

Mrs. Clause's Garden: We had pictures of 11 plants
found in Disneyland, 10 of which were found in Tomorrowland.
We had to identify the one that was not found in Tomorrowland.

Mele Kalikimaka: We had to use the tiki masks
around the Tiki Room as an alphabet to decode
a question. About the Tiki Room decorations

Very Merry Trivia: Disney trivia.

Christmas Wrapping: It was one of those puzzles
where it says. X gave a present to Y but Y didnt
receive from X... And you have to use the info to
figure out who gave and received from Tigger.

Prep and Landing: We had to count things in Toon Town and
then following a map and directions stop at different locations.
The locations were marked on a map with certain letters. Going
to the places in the right order gave us the letters to spell out our question.

As you can see it was pretty long and intense. The
game ended at 6pm and it took us the entire time
to do everything and we didnt finish 2 of them.
The time went by so fast and it was a lot of fun.
I'd definitely do it again.
Does anyone have a lot of Disney knowledge and/or an interest in doing this with me?

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Anon • February 9th 2012



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Chris Jack • December 14th 2009 • Reply
The title of this blog makes me think of catching mice at Jeff's.

This sounds incredibly amazing, I would want to do this but I have no good DL knowledge. However, you should seriously take Ashley's friend Nikki, she is really legit with that stuff.



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gina • December 14th 2009 • Reply
My friend Natalie is the Disneyist person in the world. She used to go every weekend; she even met Phil of the Future once while there. It would be a sure win if you took that girl along.



Joseph Flores • December 15th 2009 • Reply
oooo, what girl?!!?



Jeff Micklos • December 16th 2009 • Reply
Bag of worms



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Mark • December 16th 2009 • Reply
Care to elaborate Jeff?



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Jeff Micklos • December 16th 2009 • Reply
I don't think I have to!

Just sayin' that it is a bag of worms (which should probably be changed to can of worms) to talk about ~*girls*~ on the internet. After all, who knows what they might stumble upon...



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Mark • December 16th 2009 • Reply
Ok, if you would have said "can of worms" to begin with I would have understood.



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