-- In front of the Chinese Theater is the only place in the world you can find Aubrey Hepburn's handprints. The Chinese Theater is actually based on real blueprints from the actual Chinese theater. When the owners in California planned a renovation of the real building, they actually used the Imagineers blueprints from Florida to be more up to code.
-- You can spot the four dapper dans riding on a tandem bike in the very first room.
-- As you leave the first the 1928 above your head represents the year Mickey was born.
-- In the sewers, you will see a 1901, a reference to Walt's birth year.
-- In the city scene, near jack-hammer Pete, there is a newspaper whose headline reads "Oswald wins!" This is a reference to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
-- In the carnival scene, there is a poster for "The Great Moving Ride." This pays homage to the originall attraction in the Chinese Theater, The Great Movie Ride.
-- Mickey & Minnie's actually has two story lines. The first is Mickey and Minnie trying to get to their picnic and save you on from Goofy's Runaway Train. The Second is Pluto running through the adventures trying to bring Mickey and Minnie their picnic basket.