I went over there and picked up some of the stuff myself. Here is what I bought:
Of course, my Golden Mouse Ears (Which say Walt Disney World under the castle, not Disneyland):
Next, were the "Happiest Celebration On Earth" Bingo cards. You play by driving around WDW and the first person who sees things on their Bingo cards marks them off. Some of the icons are: A Parking Attendant, An Interstate Sign, Popcorn, Out of State Plate, Pin Trader, Buckle Up Sign, and Figment:
And the coolest thing I bought...The re-release of the original Disneyland Monorail game:
I was a little dissapointed in most of the merchandise though. We don't have any of the retro stuff that Disneyland has. Our main line has like, the characters dressed up in dresses and tux'es, going toward the decorated castle. The dressed up castle also has a line of merchandise, with postcards and t-shirts.
Also released was a special edition WDW railroad train set, with everything in gold of course. Another thing that caught my eye was a Sleeping Beauty Castle playset, that played music and lit up in the coolest way. It went from a bunch of different colors, like our castle does at night.
And of course they have the huge bulky keychains, pins, and card holders, but non of that was a "had to have" thing.
But that's what they have now, and alot more stuff will be coming in the future. :animwink:
Of course, my Golden Mouse Ears (Which say Walt Disney World under the castle, not Disneyland):
Next, were the "Happiest Celebration On Earth" Bingo cards. You play by driving around WDW and the first person who sees things on their Bingo cards marks them off. Some of the icons are: A Parking Attendant, An Interstate Sign, Popcorn, Out of State Plate, Pin Trader, Buckle Up Sign, and Figment:
And the coolest thing I bought...The re-release of the original Disneyland Monorail game:
I was a little dissapointed in most of the merchandise though. We don't have any of the retro stuff that Disneyland has. Our main line has like, the characters dressed up in dresses and tux'es, going toward the decorated castle. The dressed up castle also has a line of merchandise, with postcards and t-shirts.
Also released was a special edition WDW railroad train set, with everything in gold of course. Another thing that caught my eye was a Sleeping Beauty Castle playset, that played music and lit up in the coolest way. It went from a bunch of different colors, like our castle does at night.
And of course they have the huge bulky keychains, pins, and card holders, but non of that was a "had to have" thing.
But that's what they have now, and alot more stuff will be coming in the future. :animwink:
Maybe later...
