[post_page_title]Behind the Scenes[/post_page_title]
Some structures at Disney World have more to them than meets the eye. The second floor of the Magic Kingdom for example, is actually a huge utility concrete and steel structure that was built in order to hide workers who were off duty or for other logistical purposes such as break rooms, trash collections, kitchens and more. It’s like the backstage of the park.
In fact, guests can actually visit the Utildors, but only if they are over 16, after all, seeing your favorite cartoon walking with a real head of a human being might be a little too much for an eight year old.
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