Tag: Disney merchandise
At my house, though, the Disney reminders are subtle yet sprinkled here and there like pixie dust through the rooms. Nonetheless, these items achieve the same effect that I imagine a Disney room would for others -- they make me smile and remember with fondness the occasion during which I purchased or received them.
New D-Tech Me Disney dolls may not be for everyone
Posted onAlmost exactly a year ago, I wrote about a friend and fellow Walt Disney World passholder who was invited to test a new merchandise concept. The invitations were sent to a limited number of families with girls 3 to 16 years old, and during their sessions they helped determine how the new D-Tech Me customized … Continue reading "New D-Tech Me Disney dolls may not be for everyone"
Disney’s Character Warehouse
Posted onThere can be no argument; visiting Walt Disney World is expensive. That’s not to say it isn’t worth the price, but most people need to plan and budget and schedule wisely before a visit to Orlando. There are, of course, ways to save money. First, you can stay at one of Disney’s value resorts (or … Continue reading "Disney’s Character Warehouse"
The Good Stores
Posted onMy first trip to Disneyland was in late 1957. I was five years old and I only have a few recollections of that trip. But since my family lived in Southern California, we made yearly outings to “The Happiest Place on Earth” and my memories began to build. On these visits, I never bought souvenirs. … Continue reading "The Good Stores"
Disney Pic of the Week – Merchandise Displays
Posted onShopping, it’s a popular past time of people all over this great world of ours. In hopes of fulfilling Guests’ buying desires, the folks at Disney have produced a plethora of collectibles, plush, clothing, pins, stationery, and so forth for you to buy and take home. Perhaps even buy a gift for me or someone … Continue reading "Disney Pic of the Week – Merchandise Displays"
Crystal Arts – Main Street Magic Kingdom
Posted onEarlier this year (or maybe even last year), the Bakery on Main Street needed to expand its seating area. To do this, Disney displaced the Arribas Brothers glass shop that shared this area. Shortly after the expansion was complete, the Market House next door was closed and remodeled. It reopened several months later and was … Continue reading "Crystal Arts – Main Street Magic Kingdom"
