Mickey’s House is chock-full of chuckles and “tchotchkes” (knick-knacks). Look closely at his decorating—there are enough sight gags and delights to turn anyone into a gleeful kid. Long, slow lines snake in the front door, out the back, through his garden, and into Mickey’s Movie Barn, because Mickey himself is waiting to greet you in his dressing room. If the house and garden are enough, exit before you meet Mickey. Waits can be long. Wheelchair accessible. Note: This is much different from his former house in Mickey's Toontown Fair at the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World.