In testing a new camera last night, I snapped a photo of the third "scanner" room in Test Track. This was formerly the toxic paint room, right before the "lateral forces" climb, and in today's attraction it shows a diagram of a Test Track car while a light sweeps across the wall, illuminating text written there. The text is far too small to see and read, but I snap a photo each time just in case.
Last night I got lucky and found the text included a URL. Curious, I typed in the URL to a browser and saw that it led to a single small image file: a Mickey Mouse shape. It took 1.5 seconds, but it sunk in: I had found a Hidden Mickey. And a rather unique one at that; visitors don't see the Mickey shape - they see a URL! But it's a Mickey nonetheless.
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Kevin Yee is the author of numerous independent Disney books, including the popular Walt Disney World Earbook series and Walt Disney World Hidden History.

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If you look closely, this appears to be the source code for a Disney Parks webpage. You can make out the start of the HTML that renders the page.
Based on the next line, I'd say it's the HTML for the Test Track attraction.
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