Here’s a WDW trash can that’s not often seen, since it’s located at the Cast Connection employee store near the Magic Kingdom. Here we see it joined by non-matching recycling can, which looks to be a typical off-the-shelf product with a Jiminy Cricket sticker slapped on.

For a closer look at the logo design on the trash can, take a look at this previous Magical Trash photo.

// Walt Disney World, Cast Connection store, 2013

[Source: Jeremiah Good. Used by permission.]

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Shiny! Unique lighting on these cans in the queue for Pirates of the Caribbean.

// Disneyland Resort, Disneyland, New Orleans Square, Pirates of the Caribbean, 2013

[Source: Andrew Miller. Used by permission.]

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Believe it or not, this rustic, themed can and surrounding area is found in the Wilderness Lodge parking lot. I appreciate the attention given to an obscure location.

// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Parking Lot, 2013

[Source: Jeremiah Good. Used by permission.]

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Cool blue literally sets the tone on the Star Tours trash cans at Tokyo Disneyland.

// Tokyo Disney Resort, Tokyo Disneyland, Tomorrowland, Star Tours, 2013

[Source: Maihamazing. Used by permission.]

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Aerial photo by KABC showing the trash can at the heart of the Disneyland Toontown “dry ice bomb” explosion. Note that an additional, non-themed trash can is also on the scene.

Per the Los Angeles Times, a Disneyland employee has been arrested regarding the incident.

// Disneyland Resort, Disneyland, Toontown, 2013

[Source: KABC.]

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“Anaheim police were reviewing video surveillance footage and examining Internet postings and social media as part of their investigation of an apparent dry ice explosion at Disneyland.

The dry ice appeared to have been placed in a plastic bottle that was left in a trash can in Toontown. The explosion was confined to the can, according to the Anaheim Police Department.” - Los Angeles Times, 5/29/13

Can we all agree that trash can bombs are NOT magical?

[Source: Daily Mail.]
[Source: Jessica (figmentfan84). Used by permission.]

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Thankfully, you won’t find any Starbucks trash cans inside the Fiddler, Fifer, & Practical Cafe on DCA’s Buena Vista Street.

Instead, what you’ll discover is a classic looking can with a custom logo for the establishment. Nice job, Disney!

// Disneyland Resort, Disney California Adventure, Buena Vista Street, Fiddler, Fifer, & Practical Cafe, 2013

[Source: Andy Castro at Dateline Disneyland. Used by permission.]

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Does Monsters University have cool trash cans? Maybe it’s time you transfer to Disney University!

// Walt Disney World, Disney University, 2013

[Source: Colin Nickerson. Used by permission.]

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There aren’t many Disney theme parks that offer this scenic backdrop for their trash cans!

// Hong Kong Disneyland, Fantasyland, Fantasy Gardens, 2008

[Source: David Woo via Flickr. Used by permission.]

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It’s a “double wide” trash/recycling can combo on Disney’s BoardWalk. Typically, you see garbage and recycling cans side-by-side; it’s not often you see them joined as a single unit.

// Walt Disney World, Disney’s BoardWalk, 2012

[Source: Nate Feldmann. Used by permission.]

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