#half can

Half-cans don't announce themselves. They tuck against walls, occupy corners, and mostly get ignored by anyone not specifically looking for them. That's part of what makes spotting one feel like a sighting in the wild. This example is stationed near the gates of Soarin' at Disney California Adventure's Grizzly Peak Airfield. Dark brown with a domed top and riveted panel construction, it carries the Grizzly Peak shield with bear silhouette and "Please Recycle" on the banner. Full-sized cans in the area are split by function: recycling cans say "Please Recycle" and have a circular bottle/can cutout, while trash cans say "Keep Clean" and use a standard inlet flap. The half-can has the inlet flap form factor of a trash can, but carries the "Please Recycle" badge. The half-can didn't get the memo. These show up rarely enough that you don't always get a second chance. Be sure to document on sight. // Disneyland Resort, Disney California Adventure, Grizzly Peak, Grizzly Peak Airfield, 2025 [Source: The Dude Abides. Used by Permission.]

Half a can is better than none! // Disneyland Paris Resort, Disneyland Paris, Adventureland, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril, 2016 [Source: Cameron Donlon. Used by Permission.]

Silver, unthemed trash cans found outside the Hyperion Theater, located in the Echo Lake area of Disney's Hollywood Studios. The theater has been home to For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration since 2015. Full-sized cans are located near the stage inside the theatre, while half, slanted cans find a home outside the entrance and exit doors. Unfortunately, no amount of Elsa's magic can bring back SuperStar Television. // Walt Disney World, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Echo Lake, Hyperion Theater, For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration, 2023 [Source: Rob Olson. Used by Permission.]

Light blue can denoted with DVC branding and a Jiminy Cricket Recycling Icon. // Disney’s Vero Beach Resort, 2010 [Source: Jessica (figmentfan84). Used by Permission.]