7. Simpsons-fied Disney (The Simpsons Ride)

The Simpsons Ride pokes fun at a whole host of classic theme park attractions - including those from Universal, Disney and SeaWorld. Look out for tributes to the Haunted Mansion (in an advertisement for the Haunted Condo), Pirates of the Caribbean, It’s a Small World, The Hall of Presidents, the Jungle Cruise, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and even the former Kitchen Kabaret show at Epcot’s The Land Pavilion.

6. A familiar slogan (The Simpsons Ride)

Krusty Land’s tagline, "The Krustiest Place on Earth", is a rip-off of Disneyland’s "The Happiest Place on Earth".

5. More posters (Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls)

In the queue line for Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls at Islands of Adventure, look out for a variety of mock posters that reference movies made by Disney and other companies owned by it, including Paw Wars and Three Men and a Grizzly. You'll also witness a bear and a beaver exchanging punchlines - a reference to the Country Bear Jamboree.

4. The train scene (Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls)

One of the most famous scenes in Mr Toad's Wild Ride at Disneyland is one in which the cars enter what seems to be a dark prison cell, before abruptly turning right onto some railroad tracks. The vehicles then "collide" head-on with an oncoming train. There's a tribute to this scene in Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls. The boats enter a cave where a giant train light is seen and the sound of an engine blares out, shortly before a drop.

3. The lost keys (Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls)

Another scene from a classic Disney ride is parodied later in Ripsaw Falls. This time it's the famous Pirates of the Caribbean scene which sees a group of pirates trying to retrieve a prison cell key from a dog by luring him towards them. After you pass the dynamite shack at the end of the ride, keep your eyes peeled for a jailed Snidely, who is trying to retrieve the cell key from a squirrel.

2. The mouse ears (Jurassic Park: The Ride)

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On Jurassic Park: The Ride at Universal Studios Hollywood, take a closer look at the boat that has been torn to shreds by dinosaurs. A pair of Mickey Mouse-style ears are floating next to it.

1. More ears (Twister: Ride It Out!)

Note: This ride closed forever in 2015. Another pair of Mickey ears can be seen lodged in the tires of a jeep inside Aunt Meg's house in Twister: Ride It Out!.