5. The Fuddnuddler Bros.

The Fudnuddler Brothers make a brief appearance in “Oh Say Can You Say.” There are 21 of them and all we really know is that they like to pile on the heads of others. In Seuss Landing, it appears that the brothers enjoy selling popcorn as well.

6. The Lorax and Truffula Grove

You can’t miss the Lorax’s house near the Caro-Seuss-el in Seuss Landing. Stand beside one of the pipes and you can listen to his story. Just past his house is a hopeful sight: a small truffula grove. Fortunately, these endangered trees are thriving in this whimsical area.

7. Circus McGurkus

Circus McGurkus is far more than just a restaurant. Even if you’re not hungry when you pass by, you may want to pop in and take a look around. Inside this circus tent you’ll find several moving characters suspended from the ceiling. Don’t miss the way the booths around the outside of the restaurant look like train cars. Circus McGurkus is the fantastical imaginary creation of the character Morris McGurk in “If I Ran the Circus.”

8. The Zax Bypass

At the Zax Bypass, you’ll see the North-Going and South-Going Zax in a never-ending standoff. These characters are from “The Sneetches and Other Stories” and appear in their own short tale, “The Zax.” When the two stubborn Zax meet, they refuse to move from their intended path to accommodate one another, and the world ultimately builds up around them. You’ll see this has happened in Seuss Landing as well, with the Seuss Trolley tracks above and shops and restaurants bustling on all sides of the immovable creatures.

These highlights are far from exhaustive, but they’ll give you just a taste of the fun details you can find as you explore these storybook pages brought to life.