We’re OBSESSED With Disney’s SUPER Tiny Hidden Halloween Decoration

If you’ve ever been to Disneyland during Halloween Time, you’ll know that Disneyland goes ALL out for spooky season.

Both Disneyland and Disney California Adventure get completely decked out in Halloween decor. Then there’s Oogie Boogie Bash, which happens on select nights in California Adventure and usually sells out quickly. There’s also a ton of Halloween snacks during this time. However, NO stone goes unturned when it comes to Halloween Time in Disneyland because an iconic Disney detail also just recently got a spooky touch.

If you’re not familiar with the Little Man of Disneyland, we’re going to acquaint you with his story. If you’ve been to Disneyland, you may have noticed a tiny little house at the bottom of a tree in Adventureland.

So who is this diminuitive man? Well, his name is Patrick Begorra and he was the main character in a Little Golden Book called The Little Man of Disneyland, which was published in 1955, the same year Disneyland opened. In the story, Patrick is a leprechaun who lives in a tiny house in the roots of a Disneyland tree. Although The Little Man of Disneyland didn’t exist when the park opened, he did eventually get a real spot in the trunk of a tree in Disneyland.

Well, we recently decided to pay Patrick a visit and noticed that he’d been doing some decorating…for Halloween. Yes, The Little Man of Disneyland now has his own Halloween decorations. We told you Disney doesn’t overlook a SINGLE detail when it comes to Halloween in Disneyland.