Trixie’s Theme Park Quest · Free to play · All ages

Explore our site.
Earn Trixie’s wardrobe.

Ride lessons, Hidden Mickeys, attractions that are gone, and the tools that plan a day: 61 stops on TrixiePlanner, a point for each. Go find them.

Choose what interests me
✦ No park ticket needed✦ 1 point per discovery✦ 24 pieces of Trixie’s wardrobe

Every stop is a real page of this site.

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Choose something to discover

Rides, hidden clues, history, trails or planning.

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Explore the real page

See what TrixiePlanner shows you there.

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Earn your point & patch

Answer a question only that page answers, then collect a piece of her wardrobe.

Your explorer’s index

Where will curiosity take you?

Every choice opens a real page of this site, and says what is on it before you go. Choose anything; there is no order.

NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN?

Let Trixie choose your next stop.

Trixie with her magnifying glass

Trixie’s tip: Your first stop shows you how the Quest works, then opens a real page. After that, follow whatever catches your eye.

Not just for kids.

Young explorers get an easy start. Disney adults can follow the research and collect every patch. Nothing is timed and nothing costs money.

No accountAt your own pacePrintable passport
YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE

Ride Experiences

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Trixie’s wardrobe

Earn the outfit. Keep the story.

Each patch is a piece of Trixie’s wardrobe: her wings, goggles, chaps, jewelry and more. Every one you earn goes on her pack.

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LOCKEDTrixie’s butterfly wingsButterfly wings
First discovery

From her paper-doll kit: Butterfly (wings)

LOCKEDExplorer goggles
3 ride experiences

LOCKEDAdventure chaps
7 ride experiences

LOCKEDTrixie’s motion braceletMotion bracelet
12 ride experiences

From her paper-doll kit: Bracelets (jewelry)

LOCKEDTrixie’s starlight wingsStarlight wings
All 28 ride experiences

From her paper-doll kit: Unicorn (wings)

LOCKEDTrixie’s explorer magnifying glassExplorer magnifying glass
1 hidden-details discovery

From her paper-doll kit: Magnifying Glass (to hold)

LOCKEDExplorer boots
3 hidden-details discoveries

LOCKEDClue-finder brooch
6 hidden-details discoveries

LOCKEDTrixie’s time Traveler watchTime Traveler watch
1 history discovery

From her paper-doll kit: Pocket Watch (to hold)

LOCKEDTrixie’s aviator helmetAviator helmet
3 history discoveries

From her paper-doll kit: Flight Helmet (headwear)

LOCKEDTrixie’s vintage map scrollVintage map scroll
6 history discoveries

From her paper-doll kit: Map (to hold)

LOCKEDTime Traveler cloak
All 8 history discoveries

LOCKEDTrixie’s field satchelField satchel
1 Treasure Trail discovery

From her paper-doll kit: Explorer (backpack)

LOCKEDTrixie’s navigator compassNavigator compass
3 Treasure Trail discoveries

From her paper-doll kit: Compass (to hold)

LOCKEDTrixie’s surveyor hatSurveyor hat
5 Treasure Trail discoveries

From her paper-doll kit: Explorer Hat (headwear)

LOCKEDTrixie’s park Day outfitPark Day outfit
1 planning discovery

From her paper-doll kit: Park Day (outfit)

LOCKEDStar earrings
3 planning discoveries

LOCKEDTrixie’s adventure backpackAdventure backpack
7 planning discoveries

From her paper-doll kit: Classic (backpack)

LOCKEDTrixie’s lavender bowLavender bow
10 points total

From her paper-doll kit: Bow (backpack)

LOCKEDTrixie’s explorer tiaraExplorer tiara
18 points total

From her paper-doll kit: Tiara (headwear)

LOCKEDTrixie’s golden compass necklaceGolden compass necklace
28 points total

From her paper-doll kit: Necklaces (jewelry)

LOCKEDTrixie’s royal explorer capeRoyal explorer cape
40 points total

From her paper-doll kit: Royal (outfit)

LOCKEDTrixie’s angel wingsAngel wings
Private gratitude activity

From her paper-doll kit: Angel (wings)

LOCKEDTrixie’s bat wingsBat wings
October celebration

From her paper-doll kit: Bat (wings)

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A meaningful moment

A little gratitude, a little magic.

Choose a way to say thank you today, in your own way. It can be as small as noticing someone who helped you. This private activity unlocks Trixie’s Angel wings.

Nobody asks who you thanked or what you said.
October special

When the bat wings come out.

Complete any new discovery during October to earn Bat wings. It is about taking part in the adventure, never about buying anything.

Bat wings come with the month of October.
Every stop

All 61 stops on the Quest

Each one is a page of TrixiePlanner, with what it holds in its own words.

Ride Experiences 28 stops

  1. Coaster classroom badgeCoaster classroomAngles, turns, darkness.
  2. Launch coaster badgeLaunch coasterMotorbike seat, launch, dark.
  3. Drop tower badgeDrop towerWait, plummet, brake.
  4. Dark drop badgeDark dropUp in the dark, a dark ride, drops in the dark.
  5. Giant swing badgeGiant swingHigher each swing, nearly upside down.
  6. River & plunge badgeRiver & plungeGlide, lift, drop, splash.
  7. River rapids badgeRiver rapidsRound raft, rapids, geysers, drop.
  8. Boat ride badgeBoat rideScenes, the dark, a drop.
  9. Speed slide badgeSpeed slideTower, drop capsule, plunge, tube.
  10. Water coaster badgeWater coasterRaft, conveyor, uphill blasts, dark.
  11. Raft slide badgeRaft slideRound raft, bowl, funnel, wave wall.
  12. Mat racer badgeMat racerHead first, lanes, bumps, race.
  13. Lazy river badgeLazy riverTube, slow current, waterfall.
  14. Wave pool badgeWave poolSwells, the breaker.
  15. Dark ride badgeDark rideDark, scenes, gentle flight.
  16. Haunted house badgeHaunted houseSlow cars, ghostly rooms, no drops.
  17. Trackless vehicle badgeTrackless vehicleRotate, reverse, turn.
  18. Spinning dark ride badgeSpinning dark rideScenes, targets, a full spin.
  19. Screen & motion badgeScreen & motionGiant screens, motion base, 3D.
  20. Spinning cups badgeSpinning cupsFor younger riders.
  21. Flying / rising badgeFlying / risingUp, around, down.
  22. Carousel badgeCarouselRound, up and down.
  23. Bumper cars badgeBumper carsDrive, bump, spin.
  24. Car track badgeCar trackLow, steer, guide-rail bumps.
  25. Steam railroad badgeSteam railroadSlow, sideways view, tunnel.
  26. Monorail badgeMonorailHigh beam, smooth, fast.
  27. Gondola badgeGondolaHanging cabin, high, swing.
  28. Elevated tour badgeElevated tourSlow, above the paths, dark dome.

Hidden Details 8 stops

  1. Hidden Mickeys: Magic Kingdom76 Hidden Mickeys at Magic Kingdom, every one on the park map: where to look, how easy it is to see, and a place to mark each one found.
  2. Hidden Mickeys: EPCOT64 Hidden Mickeys at EPCOT, every one on the park map: where to look, how easy it is to see, and a place to mark each one found.
  3. Hidden Mickeys: Hollywood Studios47 Hidden Mickeys at Hollywood Studios, every one on the park map: where to look, how easy it is to see, and a place to mark each one found.
  4. Hidden Mickeys: Animal Kingdom54 Hidden Mickeys at Animal Kingdom, every one on the park map: where to look, how easy it is to see, and a place to mark each one found.
  5. Hidden Mickeys: Resorts & Disney Springs150 Hidden Mickeys at Disney Springs, the resorts and beyond, every one on the park map: where to look, how easy it is to see, and a place to mark each one found.
  6. Gone, but not forgottenThirty Hidden Mickeys at Walt Disney World that are gone, park by park, with the year each went and what happened to the place.
  7. Still a mysteryTwelve Walt Disney World places where refurbishments, rebuilds and moving props may have taken the Hidden Mickeys fans reported.
  8. What Disney actually saysDisney A to Z says Hidden Mickeys began as Imagineers’ inside jokes in the 1980s, and a Magic Kingdom tour promises guests will discover some. Disney names no spots.

Time & History 8 stops

  1. Follow the yearsSlide through every year of Walt Disney World since 1971 on the map, seen from the air: what opened, what closed, and what stands today where something else once stood.
  2. Walt saw it, Disney built itSix places where an idea met Walt Disney or his planners, from Tivoli Gardens to a Florida airstrip, and what Disney built afterward.
  3. S.E.A. cluesS.E.A., the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, at Walt Disney World: who belongs, where to find it, what to look for and what Disney says.
  4. What stood here?Seven Walt Disney World footprints and the attraction that stood on each first, with the years Disney’s printed maps named the old one.
  5. Find the throwbackSeven pieces, sounds and jokes carried from an older Walt Disney World attraction into the one standing on its ground, with the years the old name was printed.
  6. Treasure Trail · S.E.A.Seven Society of Explorers and Adventurers finds at Walt Disney World: a portrait, a land grant, the meeting room, the fezzes, a wreck and a hangar.
  7. Treasure Trail · Stand where it happenedSeven places at Walt Disney World where something happened: the 1971 dedication, a televised press conference, a presidential speech, slabs in the concrete.
  8. Treasure Trail · Imagineering footprintsSeven Main Street, U.S.A. windows at Magic Kingdom read as end credits, and the artists, designers and planners named above the shops.

Treasure Trails 6 stops

  1. Treasure Trail · Hidden cluesSeven Hidden Mickeys to walk to at Walt Disney World, each with its clue, what you are looking at, and who published it.
  2. All six Treasure TrailsSix walking trails across Walt Disney World, 42 finds: Hidden Mickeys, S.E.A., throwbacks, what stood here, where it happened and the Main Street windows.
  3. Pressed penniesAll 121 coin press machines Disney lists at Walt Disney World, numbered on each park’s map, with where each one stands. Mark every pressed penny as you go.
  4. The Quiet List274 things Walt Disney World lists on its own site that none of 680 visitor videos has said a word about: galleries, street acts, character meets, small stands, pavilion shops, pool bars.
  5. Explore Disney WorldA page for every one of the 627 things to do, eat and see at Walt Disney World: what it is, today’s times, what is nearest on foot and what visitors say.
  6. Disney on the CheapWhat a meal actually costs at Walt Disney World: a main dish and a drink at 227 counters, and a children’s meal at 128, from Disney’s own menus.

Plan Smarter 11 stops

  1. Map your dayWalk your Walt Disney World day before you go: pick a ready-made day or plan your own on the park map, and see what changed since your last visit.
  2. Disney World todayDisney World today: hours, shows and what is closed.
  3. The latest park updatesEvery Walt Disney World post of the Disney Parks Blog, every Universal Orlando announcement, and every new notice on Disney’s own pages, newest first. Updated every morning.
  4. Ears to the GroundWhat several recent visitor videos about Walt Disney World say in common, topic by topic, in the newest video's own words: 52 tips from 212 videos of the last 60 days, every video named and dated.
  5. Ride height explorerSet your child’s height and see every Walt Disney World ride they can ride today, park by park, with each height as Disney lists it.
  6. Meals · Magic KingdomWhat a meal costs in Magic Kingdom, counter by counter, off Disney’s own menu pages.
  7. Meals · EPCOTWhat a meal costs in EPCOT, counter by counter, off Disney’s own menu pages.
  8. Meals · Hollywood StudiosWhat a meal costs in Disney's Hollywood Studios, counter by counter, off Disney’s own menu pages.
  9. Meals · Animal KingdomWhat a meal costs in Disney's Animal Kingdom, counter by counter, off Disney’s own menu pages.
  10. Meals · Disney SpringsWhat a meal costs in Disney Springs, counter by counter, off Disney’s own menu pages.
  11. Build your real trip costEvery kind of spend a Walt Disney World trip carries, from the planning and the packing to the drive home, priced at what Disney, the airport and the shuttle publish today, with you choosing the basket.

My wardrobe patches

Discoveries I explored

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