What is the One Souvineer that you Wish you had bought?
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What is the One Souvineer that you Wish you had bought?
Everytime I go to the parks I see stuff that I want but dont buy, then I complain about not getting it, lol. So my question is, what is the one item you wish that you had bought.
For me it is the resin sculpture of the WDW castle cake that they made for the 25th anniversary of the park. Im still mad that I did not get one! - blue
For me it is the resin sculpture of the WDW castle cake that they made for the 25th anniversary of the park. Im still mad that I did not get one! - blue
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This still makes me sad...
I will always regret never purchasing the Mickey and Minnie beanies that were available in October of 2006 for Halloween. I meant to get them but we left the park without them! We went to Disneyland again this February and I wanted to get the Mickey and Minnie beanies for Valentines Day but they were dressed in head to toe in pink! Yuck! So I didnt get those either. I want to go back for another Holiday and this time I will get them no matter what!
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Two things I always think about when I go shopping at Disney.
At the St. Augustine Character Wharehouse they were selling models of the small bronze sculptures from around the hub. They were all marked down half price from the original Art of Disney price. Everytime I look at my bookshelves I always wish I had bought a few for knickknacks.
Also, I was a little sad that I missed out on something on my visit to epcot for the 25th. There was a huge line that began forming at the information desk at the center of the cicus tent a little after I arrived. I asked a CM what it was for and they told me it was for special edition pins. I'm not into the pins, so I just watched the line grow out under SSE and into the plaza thinking about all the crazy pin collectors. It turns out they were also selling a limited number (1,982) of shirts with the SSE opening logo on them (The 21st century begins October 1, 1982). I was so upset that I didn't get into that line.
edit: sorry, I didn't realize this was the Disneyland forum... at least the first items are still relevent
At the St. Augustine Character Wharehouse they were selling models of the small bronze sculptures from around the hub. They were all marked down half price from the original Art of Disney price. Everytime I look at my bookshelves I always wish I had bought a few for knickknacks.
Also, I was a little sad that I missed out on something on my visit to epcot for the 25th. There was a huge line that began forming at the information desk at the center of the cicus tent a little after I arrived. I asked a CM what it was for and they told me it was for special edition pins. I'm not into the pins, so I just watched the line grow out under SSE and into the plaza thinking about all the crazy pin collectors. It turns out they were also selling a limited number (1,982) of shirts with the SSE opening logo on them (The 21st century begins October 1, 1982). I was so upset that I didn't get into that line.
edit: sorry, I didn't realize this was the Disneyland forum... at least the first items are still relevent
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In the early 70's there were rubber shrunken heads in Adventureland. I really wish I could have convinced my parents to get me one of those.
Anyone else remember them and all the barrels of snakes, crocs , spiders and the all important Native Spear.
Anyone else remember them and all the barrels of snakes, crocs , spiders and the all important Native Spear.
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In 1998/1999 in the park they sold these little resin replicas of some attractions and they opened and had lttle ride vehicles -i wish i would have bought the haunted mansion and the splash mountain one -they were really cute. Also i miss the pens that used to have liquid in them and you would turn them upside down and the attraction vechicle would float down to the other side ..I think i had one for splash mountain but i do not know where it went ...
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I remember those!wishesdv wrote:In the early 70's there were rubber shrunken heads in Adventureland. I really wish I could have convinced my parents to get me one of those.
Anyone else remember them and all the barrels of snakes, crocs , spiders and the all important Native Spear.
I collect crystal artwork and I really regret not purchasing the crystal Cinderella castle I saw in one of the shops.
The plastic Wall-E that talked to Eve would have been awesome, but when I sent my family to buy it two weeks later, the park had none left...
I'm sure I saw the HMH one that opened to show the track and ride vehicles at the World of Disney store in Downtown Disney in February. No splash mountain one though otherwise I totally would have bought it.michelesanchez wrote:In 1998/1999 in the park they sold these little resin replicas of some attractions and they opened and had lttle ride vehicles -i wish i would have bought the haunted mansion and the splash mountain one -they were really cute. Also i miss the pens that used to have liquid in them and you would turn them upside down and the attraction vechicle would float down to the other side ..I think i had one for splash mountain but i do not know where it went ...
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I regret never buying at least one thing I wanted at the Art of Disney. It always seemed so expensive.
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