10 Wow-Worthy Disney Valentine’s Hearts Hidden in Plain Sight.
Sure, we’ve shared some fun surprises leading up to Valentine’s Day this year, like our Disney Eats Foodie Guide and themed wallpapers, but nothing like today’s “hearts” at Walt Disney World Resort.
In and around our theme parks and at Disney Springs, there are hearts – hidden in plain sight – for eagle-eyed Disney fans to find this Valentine’s Day. Here’s a look at 10 favorites (and some special cast members) as we celebrate the occasion the Disney way.
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You’ll miss our first batch of hard-to-spot Disney hearts on Valentine’s Day if you’re not looking up at Princess Fairytale Hall in Magic Kingdom Park.
Right there, on a fence at Tom Sawyer Island at Magic Kingdom, you’ll find a “Tom and Becky” heart that’s easy to overlook during a visit to this secret hideaway inspired by stories of Mark Twain.
Over at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort, Herbie The Love Bug is surrounded by hearts on Valentine’s Day – and all year long!
It’s no secret you can meet Snow White at the Germany Pavilion in EPCOT. What you may not be aware of are some beautiful blue hidden hearts in the area!
If you’re not looking closely, it’s easy to miss this stunning heart on Cinderella’s glass slipper at Princess Fairytale Hall at Magic Kingdom.
And at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, there’s a special “We Renew Broken Hearts” message that’s perfect for the day.
The hearts you’ll see on the “You Warm My Heart” mural by artist Leo Gomez fit right in with the bright colors that bring happiness during a visit to Disney Springs.
Another fun Disney mural at Sunshine Tree Terrace features Orange Bird with a heartwarming thought and a happy sun at Magic Kingdom.
Unless you’re looking down outside of Tony’s Town Square Restaurant at Magic Kingdom, you’ll miss this sidewalk heart with Lady and the Tramp paw prints.
And we’ll wrap our look at Valentine’s hearts around Walt Disney World Resort with a few more hidden in Mickey’s Magic Trunk in Town Square.
Of course, there are more hearts to be found at Disney and we’d love to hear about them in the comments!
We hope you enjoyed this fun Disney Parks Blog feature for Valentine’s Day – keep checking back for more stories like this in the future.
