Purchasing Disney Signage for the home.

FigmentFollower

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I know I read something last week online, about how Disney was going to start selling placards from the parks for Disney Fans to bring home with them. I think it was going to be sold in DHS and Art of Disney store in DTD. However, when I wanted to show my husband the link and the artwork, I couldn't find the information. I am hoping someone here has also seen this or knows where I can find this information out. I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks :p
 
FigmentFollower

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Cmdr_Crimson said:
They have an article on the Disney Parks Blog..http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...tage-signage-program-arrives-at-disney-parks/

It says They will be sold at the Art of Disney Stores and there are no Immediate plans to sell them online..
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Thanks :-) I was searching all last night and couldn't find it. The next question I am wondering, is of course, how much they are charging for these pieces LOL ? My husband noticed that the price was conveniently cropped out of the photo.
 
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luv said:
The Tiki Room one looks really cute!!

It says that they're all about $150, but the Gaston's Tavern one is $65.
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That is a lot more than what I was thinking about spending. I really like the vintage look to them. Oh well, guess I will have to start saving more. Thanks for the information.
 
ddbowdoin

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Think about the true price of art though, the signage is a very good price for their quality and the for the fact that they're self contained items. If you've ever purchased a print from WDW for 50 dollars you've surely experienced the 350 dollar custom frame bill when you come home. Look at it that way...
 
ddbowdoin

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ddbowdoin said:
Think about the true price of art though, the signage is a very good price for their quality and the for the fact that they're self contained items. If you've ever purchased a print from WDW for 50 dollars you've surely experienced the 350 dollar custom frame bill when you come home. Look at it that way...
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@MOXOMUMD here you see my D23 cert, prints of the trains.... that was about 400 dollars in custom framing. Just some perspective on the 165 charge for the tin signs.

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sweetpee_1993

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FigmentFollower said:
That is a lot more than what I was thinking about spending. I really like the vintage look to them. Oh well, guess I will have to start saving more. Thanks for the information.
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Find the artwork you like online. Print it on photo paper. Apply the printed artwork to a piece or pieces of wood as per numerous tutorials all over the web (YouTube, Pinterest). Seal then distress with some steel wool or a sanding block. You can also brush on a faux patina prior to distressing or after. Voila! Same thing. You saved a lot of $$.
 
WV_Jayola

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It is my plan to purchase both the Gaston's Tavern one and the Aloha Isle one assuming that they are both available come this November....
 
Cmdr_Crimson

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ddbowdoin said:
WISH I had that luxury!
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I wish that too..I live in Chicago....And when I go to Orlando and head to the Character warehouse at the Premium Outlet on South Vineland they sometimes will have some decent merchandise at a lower price..I was reading on another site that they said the signs upclose have a pixelated low quality look..
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