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I've heard that too. I've also heard about the sophisticated trash system that's allegedly there. but if you look at an aerial photo of the place, it's pretty clear that almost all of the attractions are accessible from the outside edges of the park, so I suspect that the tunnels are limited if they exist at all.
I've worked at Disney, the tunnels exist and can take you pretty much all over the park
Disney is like the matrix within the matrix.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disney_utilidor_system
They're not top secret, but you've guessed right all along.
It's more of a mixture of tunnels, backstage corridors between attractions, and open areas within internal attraction-voids.
As in, there really are tunnels, but no one with any knowledge on the subject never claimed the whole thing was tunnels.
EDIT: Actually, you're both right in parts because in large portions also have the whole elevated by one level thing, and the "outside" is really the second story. I skimmed that critical part on the first look at the wiki.