Disney has concluded its multi-month digital scavenger hunt by revealing that Hazel Hightower stole the Rainbow Ridge Jewel from the Society of Explorers and Adventures. The mystery, which began at D23 with an empty display case, traced the theft to Harrison Hightower’s daughter using a time travel device called a Timeskipper. Disneyland now displays the jewel at the ticket booth outside Pioneer Mercantile in Frontierland for guests to view in person. Visitors can also see historical photos featuring S.E.A. members and Hazel’s name inscribed on a paddle near the display. For a limited time, guests who visit the exhibit receive a complimentary commemorative ticket from Hazel Hightower congratulating them on their detective work. This physical extension of the digital lore brings new character representation to the park while encouraging fans to visit soon before the promotion ends.
Key Points:
- The S.E.A. mystery began at D23 when a display case was found empty, launching an investigation into the theft of the Rainbow Ridge Jewel.
- Hazel Hightower, daughter of Harrison Hightower from Tower of Terror in Tokyo DisneySea, was revealed as the thief who used a Timeskipper device to steal the jewel.
- The Rainbow Ridge Jewel is currently on display at the ticket booth outside Pioneer Mercantile in Frontierland at Disneyland.
- Visitors can see an old photo showing S.E.A. members including Harrison holding the jewel with Hazel as a child, plus her name inscribed on a paddle.
- Guests receive a complimentary commemorative ticket from Hazel Hightower for visiting the exhibit during a limited time window.