Enchanted Art – Located throughout the ship, the Enchanted Art appears to be a normal piece of Disney art, but as you approach, the scene comes to life, a mini-cartoon if you will. Not only do they look beautiful around the ship, but they entertain everyone from little kids to senior citizens. Each piece of Enchanted Art has several different scenes, so you will see something different each time you approach. The art is so mesmerizing you see adults approach everything hanging on the walls to see if it will spring to life.
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Not only does the enchanted art entertain you, it is part of the game Mickey’s Midship Detective Agency. In the lobby, you can sign up for the game, and get a guide booklet and card. As you approach each image with the card, the image springs to life with clues about where to find the kidnapped dalmatian puppies. The game changes each time you play, so you can play more than once.
This interactive game allows you to activate different special effects within the artwork. You start at the detective agency's desk on Deck 4, adjacent to Shutters. You'll meet Mickey Mouse, who will recruit you to join his detective agency to help solve your choice of one of two crimes, involving either missing dalmatian puppies or stolen artwork. Using a map, you'll find pieces of enchanted art throughout the ship. Once at each piece of art, you'll use your "badge," a card with an image of a badge on one side and a 2-D bar code on the other. Facing the barcode toward the art, the sensor will read the card's sequence number, match it to the game that you're playing and your activity to date, and give you an appropriate mini-game to play, as well as the correct results after your mini-game completes. Each game has six potential criminals, ensuring that you won't know who the correct villain is until the game is over. This enjoyable game is fun for the whole family.
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