MICKEY'S COUNTRY HOUSE & JUDGES TENT

Get up close and personal with Walt Disney World's most famous resident, Mickey! This self guided walk-through tour lets you see what occupies the main mouse's time when he's not out greeting his guests. Stroll through Mickey's living room, bedroom, games room (complete with ping-pong table and mouse-shaped paddles!) and out to the backyard where you'll see another famous characters home, Pluto's doghouse. Once you've rounded Mickey's prize-winning pumpkins, your next venue is the judge's tent where Mickey himself will be waiting to meet you.

About this Attraction Location: Mickey's Toontown Fair Type: Walkthrough / character greet venue Duration: 15-30 mins (varies dependant on crowds) Fastpass: No Best time to visit: Before 11:30am or late afternoon onwards Tips & Fun Facts You can exit without going through to the Judge's Tent if you don't want to meet Mickey. Be sure to take along your autograph books. Not only is Mickey to be found in the judges tent, your never sure who might drop by for a visit! Mickey's Country House opened in 1988 as one of the main attractions to a whole new land, then known as' Mickey's Birthdayland', created to celebrate the big cheese's 60th birthday. Mickey Mouse's first movie role was in "Steamboat Willie" in 1928. Although "Steamboat Willie" was Mickey Mouse's debut film, the first Mickey film made was "Plane Crazy." The release of "Plane Crazy" was held back as dialog was added when sound came to the movies in the late 1920s. Additional Information Guests may remain in wheelchairs or ECVs to experience the attraction Reviews & Ratings

Recommended For Pre-Schoolers Children You May Also Like Minnie's Country House Toontown Hall Of Fame Tent Nearby Dining & Shopping Toontown Farmers Market County Bounty Hidden Mickeys Check out the television antenna in Mickey's living room. In the recreation room, the ping-pong paddle is shaped like Mickey! (also in the shape of Donald & Goofy) Out in the garden, the pumpkins and tomatoes all have hidden Mickey's on then. A cactus held by a Donald Duck figure also has one. Related Links Google Map Park Map Photos