Resort Hopper
The Rabbit Holes
Long-form lore on one attraction at a time: what it was, what changed, and why it still gets to us. Plus new queue bingo cards every season.

Rabbit Holes, scavenger hunts and the stories cast members only tell when they trust you. A small club for Disney adults who'd rather know why than wait in line for it.
Quick quiz. Nobody's grading.
Or like the person you're shopping for.
You've been to the parks enough times that the rides aren't the point anymore.
You slow down in the Haunted Mansion queue to read the tombstones. You know which bench has the best view of the fireworks, and you're not telling anyone. You still miss a ride that closed when you were nine, and nobody at home understands why.
This membership is for people like you.
Resort Hopper
Long-form lore on one attraction at a time: what it was, what changed, and why it still gets to us. Plus new queue bingo cards every season.
Dinglehopper
Everything in Resort Hopper, plus a new digital guide every season to print at home. Each one covers a different park, with 15 hidden details to hunt down and the lore behind them. Bring it with you and see the park differently. First up: EPCOT, which arrives December 10.
Same format as your Starter Hunt, three times as many finds.
Clodhopper
Everything in Dinglehopper, plus the Clodhoppers Quarterly: each season's guide as a full-color printed magazine, mailed to your door and sized to fit standing up in a Loungefly mini backpack, so it comes into the park with you. You get 25 hidden details instead of 15, a map of what's gone, and the cast member stories and trivia that only make it into print.
First issue ships December 7, in time for Christmas!
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I didn't grow up going to Disney. My first trip was my honeymoon, and I was, at best, a good sport about it.
Then I brought my daughter when she was two, and watched her look at the park like every detail had been put there on purpose.
Turns out it had. I got a pass, started asking cast members everything, and found that every fact book I picked up told me things I already knew.
So I started making the one I wanted. This is where I put everything I find.
— Kylie
Founder and Chief Creative, The Quirky Mouse, Boston, MA
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Starting at $5/month · Cancel anytime
Give them a membership at any level. Resort Hoppers get the Rabbit Holes and new bingo cards every season. Dinglehoppers add the Dinglehopper Guide, a printable for a different park each season. Clodhoppers get the Clodhoppers Quarterly, a full-color magazine at their door, sized to fit standing up in their Loungefly mini backpack.
$22/month
Join by November 16 to get the first issue, EPCOT. It ships December 7 to Clodhoppers who are still members that day. US addresses only.
Join The Clodhoppers$5/month
$13/month
Cancel anytime through Patreon. No hard feelings, no guilt-trip email. Don't worry, I'm a mom and small business owner - I get it!
Members, in their own words.
“I love that we can be Disney adults together. The Quirky Mouse combines your love for Disney is such a way sometimes it becomes the best inside joke between other mouse loving adults. Their art work is stunning and next level. You can have it on your wall and most people just see beautiful art but you know the truth. Sophistication and creativity”
“The lore is what drew me in. I was already hooked on the shirts & artwork from the website but once I started reading the stories, I was hooked. … Patreon has had Rabbit Holes that have given me that ‘Aha!’ moment without even referencing the shirt.
The fact that I don't understand some of these shirts is what makes them great because when I eventually do learn the meaning ... well, it's usually, ‘Oh I MUST get that shirt!’”
It's where the membership lives. You join and pay on Patreon, and that's where everything shows up: new Rabbit Holes, each season's Dinglehopper Guide, bingo cards, and first looks at new designs.
It's also where the community hangs out. You can comment on posts, share what you found in the parks, send in trivia, and talk with other people who notice the same small things you do.
Patreon has a free app, so you can get a notification when something new drops and read posts right from your phone, even while you're standing in a queue.
It's made for grown-up Disney fans (aka Disney Adults), the ones who already know the parks and want to see them differently. That said, a lot of it works great with kids. Queue bingo is perfect for keeping everyone busy in line, and older kids love hunting for hidden details. The Rabbit Holes and cast member stories are written for adults, so think of the kid-friendly parts as a bonus rather than the main thing.
Yes, that's what it's for. Dinglehoppers get the Dinglehopper Guide as a printable PDF each season. Print it at home, fold it into your park bag, and check things off as you go. It's for your own use, so please don't share or resell it. If you'd rather skip the printer, Clodhoppers get the Clodhoppers Quarterly, a full-color printed magazine mailed to their door, with 25 hidden details instead of 15, plus the cast member stories and trivia. It's sized to fit standing up in a Loungefly mini backpack, so it holds up in the park a lot better than a folded printout.
A new issue ships every season: fall, winter, spring and summer. Join as a Clodhopper by Monday, November 16 to get the first issue, EPCOT. It ships December 7 to Clodhoppers who are still members that day. Shipping is included with your membership! The magazine ships to US addresses only.
Every post reaches every member. There are no ads and no algorithm, and the guides stay saved where you can find them. It's small on purpose: everyone here notices the same things you do.
Five finds across MK, HS, and AK - parks that most people walk right past, a bingo card for any park, and the answer key inside. Free. Bring a pen.
It's on its way. Check your inbox (and the promotions tab, just in case).
Every one of these started with me noticing something I'd walked past for years.
Come find the next one with us.