Mickey and Friends New Signs

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[Tony the Tigger]

This was worth a thread?

 

[SuddenStorm]

This was worth a thread?

I'd say it's almost worth a new forum.

 

[Californian Elitist]

These signs are fantastic.

 

[Darkbeer1]

Love the post.

I am here at the Anaheim Health Fair. And a shout out to all the VoluntEARS staffing the intake area.

But this put a smile on my face.

If Al Lutz was around, I know we would do a special Sunday article at MiceAge showing off the skilled craftsmanship.

 

[Darkbeer1]

Plain and simple, it is really bad show.

All amusement parks have a sign department. In a matter of minutes, basic art work can be made on a computer, printed on a plastic sheet and attached to pressboard or other stiff material. Any decent handyman should then be able to attach it to a fence or other surface.

If there is an issue with the sign shop, let me recommend...

Www.fastsigns.com

 

[DrAlice]

I'm wondering if one of the contractors did this in response to seeing too many confused guests (or being asked for directions).

 

[SuddenStorm]

Thank you! Happy others got a laugh out of this. I know some may say this is too cynical, but cardboard with poorly written pen as official signs for the parking lot really cracked the wife and I up after our day at the parks. It is the last thing people will see at the end of their day.

Hope you two have a great time at the parks! DCA is looking to be fairly slow so far today.

Last night was far busier, Disneyland hit about 57k guests around 9pm

 

[Darkbeer1]

One more old-school option.

Assign a few CM's to the area to give directions and answer guests questions until new signs are installed.

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

One more old-school option.

Assign a few CM's to the area to give directions and answer guests questions until new signs are installed.

And spend money?

 

[BubbaQuest]

If there is an issue with the sign shop, let me recommend...

Www.fastsigns.com

Or Staples or Kinko/FedEx or....

I'm assuming Disney thinks the parking garage is done because they are "months ahead of schedule!" (https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...structure-opens-at-disneyland-resort-june-30/) and have moved on to printing up new price sheets for overpriced drinks.

 

[THE 1HAPPY HAUNT]

LMAO!!! This is the best temp sign Disney could come up with?

 

[TP2000]

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I’m glad to see the company do something the right way after all the criticism they have been getting.

Oh my gosh, that's horrible. And so tacky!

But I'm sure Mr. Chapek appreciates the economizing. Something has gone horribly wrong with the way Disneyland does things now.

 

[smile]

This was worth a thread?

 

[Travel Junkie]

WDI would charge $25K per sign and create an elaborate backstory involving Mickey and his pals hand drawing them so their friends would not get lost on their way back to their car from visiting them.

Then the Disney Parks Blog post would write about and be picked up by every Disney related blog around. Such a missed opportunity.

 

[Andrew C]

I'm wondering if one of the contractors did this in response to seeing too many confused guests (or being asked for directions).

Something along those lines. I would be surprised if they are still up today....if they are...blahhhh

 

[Darkbeer1]

I just came up with a couple of ideas...

First, Disney should hire a few Sign Twirlers (Like the ones Subway, New Homes, Free Cell Phones) use to help give directions. The problem is, the sign ends up pointing in all directions, confusing the guests even more.

Here is a version that Bob would approve of...



And the better idea, one where Disney can help the community at the same time.

Hire a few homeless, well, not hire, just allow them to sit on DLR property holding provided Cardboard signs, Let the homeless add a line at the bottom, such as "I need a beer" and a donation bucket. Tell them where to sit along the fence (Allows them a place to rest their back).

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Found on Bing from jesscy.com

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[lazyboy97o]

WDI would charge $25K per sign and create an elaborate backstory involving Mickey and his pals hand drawing them so their friends would not get lost on their way back to their car from visiting them.

Then the Disney Parks Blog post would write about and be picked up by every Disney related blog around. Such a missed opportunity.

This is just a ridiculous exaggeration. Those sign would cost at lease a cool million.

 

[Darkbeer1]

Blak Homeless Sign

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[Anjin]

I just came up with a couple of ideas...

First, Disney should hire a few Sign Twirlers (Like the ones Subway, New Homes, Free Cell Phones) use to help give directions. The problem is, the sign ends up pointing in all directions, confusing the guests even more.

Here is a version that Bob would approve of...



And the better idea, one where Disney can help the community at the same time.

Hire a few homeless, well, not hire, just allow them to sit on DLR property holding provided Cardboard signs, Let the homeless add a line at the bottom, such as "I need a beer" and a donation bucket. Tell them where to sit along the fence (Allows them a place to rest their back).

heartless, or . . . ? | shift

Found on Bing from jesscy.com

binged.it

Well, now you've got me wanting animatronic sign spinners. Time to get Garner Holt on the phone.