Disney Brick

[paul436]

Got mine back when they first started selling them thankfully.

Out of pure curiousity, how much did it cost to buy a brick at that time?

 

[Alztybrn]

I think I payed $85 back in 1995. I may be wrong, but it was somewhere in that ballpark

 

[mrtoad]

Out of pure curiousity, how much did it cost to buy a brick at that time?

We got ours in the early 90s and it was either $99 or 125, can't remember exact amount.

 

[mrtoad]

Never heard of this but it was not 250 bucks. I was charged 125 for my brick in 2006.

If I remember the granite ones were around $250 but not positive.

 

[Disneydude55]

They are selling bricks at Disneyland. I ordered mine two weeks ago and they said it will be ready in May. The price for the brick was $150.00 I think. Let me know you would like to buy one and I can get you the number.

 

[paul436]

I think I would pay up to $125 for a brick. I don't think I would pay $250. But you never know. If I was there right now and full of the magic I just might.:hammer:

 

[shoppingnut]

This was by far the most ingenious thing Disney came up with to redo their walkway and have guests pay for it.

 

[diddy_mouse]

I'm *still* kicking myself for not convincing my parents hard enough to get one done. We were there during the 25th anniversary and I wish we did it. Grrr...

Well, my DH and I have a Leave a Legacy tile. I am glad that was one of the perks on our honeymoon package! I don't think we would have done it otherwise.

 

[tecowdw]

I think I payed $85 back in 1995. I may be wrong, but it was somewhere in that ballpark

Ya, I think that's what mine cost with an AP discount. Seems it was '94 or '95.

 

[scottnj1966]

They are selling bricks at Disneyland. I ordered mine two weeks ago and they said it will be ready in May. The price for the brick was $150.00 I think. Let me know you would like to buy one and I can get you the number.

You can also get a wood or clear plext glass one for another 30 (i think)
I still have the application from my last visit to Disneyland.

 

[scottnj1966]

Does anyone know how much the "Leave a Legacy" at Epcot costs?

around 30 I think. I cannot remember if that was for two people in the picture or one.

 

[scottnj1966]

I hope I sent an email to everyone that asked for the info on getting a brick.

Scott

bigfloridacountry@cfl.rr.com

 

[maelstrom]

Scott, I think I remember seeing your brick! Isn't that funny. I am always looking for recent ones. I found an acquaintance's brick once as well. We don't have one because my dad wouldn't shell out the money. But I know that my parents would buy one now. They ought to give us one for free for over 20 treks to the World from NY over the years.

 

[scottnj1966]

Scott, I think I remember seeing your brick! Isn't that funny. I am always looking for recent ones. I found an acquaintance's brick once as well. We don't have one because my dad wouldn't shell out the money. But I know that my parents would buy one now. They ought to give us one for free for over 20 treks to the World from NY over the years.

It's a small world hahahha

 

[ag2000]

sorry not sure if this has already been posted but, didnt they want to one day have the bricks go aroudn the lagoon?

 

[marni1971]

sorry not sure if this has already been posted but, didnt they want to one day have the bricks go aroudn the lagoon?

The original brochure is a bit misleading; it calls itself `Walk Around the World` (not lagoon!) but the map shows only the area as used between the Monorail station and the lagoon inlet; indeed it wasn`t even to go this far! The official blurb says the path would be as long as your dreams... or as long as people fork out for it.