1401 Flower Street

Last year we highlighted why your flight number on Star Tours is 1401 and it turns out there's another reference to 1401 in an older Hollywood Studios attraction.

On the Rock 'n Roller Coaster, as you exit the preshow, on the right is a brick wall that has the address for G-Force Records delivery drop off area as "1401 Flower St".  Just like Star Tours, 1401 refers to the address of Walt Disney Imagineering in Glendale, California.

Photo courtesy of The Unofficial Walt Disney Imagineering Site

Our apologies for not having an actual photo of this example of the useof 1401, but at least you'll know what it means when you're sitting in your super-stretch limo waiting to go from 0 to 60 mph to make it to the Aerosmith concert on time.

Update: Thanks to Kadye for submitting this blurry photo of the address:

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Ever seen something in Hollywood Studios and wondered why it was placed there by Disney's Imagineers? Matt Hochberg leads you on a regular look at the hidden details in Hollywood Studios and explains why it's there.


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Posted: Thursday, January 05, 2012 by
Matt Hochberg

Matt operates Studios Central along with it’s sister sites RocknRollerCoaster.com and TowerOfTerror.org. Matt also hosts the WDW Today podcast, which is an internet radio show covering topics about Walt Disney World. You can reach Matt at quickgold@studioscentral.com.

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