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What merch would you buy if it existed?
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David S.
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As others have said...
"A Musical History Of Walt Disney World" - multiple CD boxed set featuring the complete attraction soundtracks of present AND past attractions, plus area backround music tracks, live entertainment tracks, and parade/firework soundtracks. Like the AWESOME 2005 Disneyland set, all material would be sequenced by park and land, to represent a complete audio day at all 4 parks. This would have to be even more ambitious than the DL set, as that has 6 CDs devoted to Disneyland, but nothing on DCA. I am visualizing a set that includes this thorough treatment for ALL FOUR WDW parks, so we are looking at, at MINIMUM, 12-15 discs (as Studios and Animal Kingdom don't have as much history as MK and Epcot).
An excellent review of the Disneyland set can be found here: http://www.dvdizzy.com/amusicalhistoryofdisneyland.html
I'd also like them to continue the "Imagineering the Magic" DVD series to include one for Epcot, Studios, and Animal Kingdom, and to get into the business of issuing COMPLETE DVDs of park shows and attractions (such as the Finding Nemo show already mentioned). They could do this for fireworks, parades*, Fantasmic!, show-based attractions, and even do some high quality "ride throughs" featuring all the show scenes of rides like Splash Mountain and Small World, to name but a few.
* I have an official video of the complete MSEP issued by Disneyland in the 90's, but unfortunately this was before the age of DVD, so it's VHS. Great footage, though!
This seems to have worked well for Busch Gardens/Sea World, as I own the souvenir DVDs of Believe and Blue Horizons from Sea World and KaTonga from Busch Gardens, which feature the entire shows, professionally filmed, with GREAT audio; and I also have the souvenir Shiekra DVD from Busch Gardens, which features the complete front seat "Point of View" of the ride as filmed by a mounted camera.
"A Musical History Of Walt Disney World" - multiple CD boxed set featuring the complete attraction soundtracks of present AND past attractions, plus area backround music tracks, live entertainment tracks, and parade/firework soundtracks. Like the AWESOME 2005 Disneyland set, all material would be sequenced by park and land, to represent a complete audio day at all 4 parks. This would have to be even more ambitious than the DL set, as that has 6 CDs devoted to Disneyland, but nothing on DCA. I am visualizing a set that includes this thorough treatment for ALL FOUR WDW parks, so we are looking at, at MINIMUM, 12-15 discs (as Studios and Animal Kingdom don't have as much history as MK and Epcot).
An excellent review of the Disneyland set can be found here: http://www.dvdizzy.com/amusicalhistoryofdisneyland.html
I'd also like them to continue the "Imagineering the Magic" DVD series to include one for Epcot, Studios, and Animal Kingdom, and to get into the business of issuing COMPLETE DVDs of park shows and attractions (such as the Finding Nemo show already mentioned). They could do this for fireworks, parades*, Fantasmic!, show-based attractions, and even do some high quality "ride throughs" featuring all the show scenes of rides like Splash Mountain and Small World, to name but a few.
* I have an official video of the complete MSEP issued by Disneyland in the 90's, but unfortunately this was before the age of DVD, so it's VHS. Great footage, though!
This seems to have worked well for Busch Gardens/Sea World, as I own the souvenir DVDs of Believe and Blue Horizons from Sea World and KaTonga from Busch Gardens, which feature the entire shows, professionally filmed, with GREAT audio; and I also have the souvenir Shiekra DVD from Busch Gardens, which features the complete front seat "Point of View" of the ride as filmed by a mounted camera.
orlando210
Member
Adventurers Club Merch
I would like to see some upscale Adventurer's Club artwork. Maybe the Club Creed, Song, and Salute on a large frameable poster.
"Kungaloosh"
I would like to see some upscale Adventurer's Club artwork. Maybe the Club Creed, Song, and Salute on a large frameable poster.
"Kungaloosh"
ryanduggers
Member
An operating model of the Tronorail, not the small die-cast that is coming out
WDW-Crazy
Active Member
I agree 110% with you. Let's start with TTA Peoplemover trains you can run and track you can assemble similar to the monorail sets that are already available.
Also, bring back all the monorail accessories. I was able to snatch a few (WDW sign set and Main St Station) off e-bay. The model tram set is a start, just bring back what was already sold as well as offer additional items.
pixiesteno
Well-Known Member
I would like some camping items that are Fort Wilderness Campground specific. I know that they used to have things like spare tire covers because I have seen them on RVs but they do not have resort specific things like that. I would like to see some lights for the RV awning that are disney specific. As they don't sell them I will be working towards making my own with copper and LED lighting. I would love to have a collection of resort specific beach towels.
They used to have an auto decal with Stitch that said "Here comes trouble" we got one for our oldest son when he came back from Iraq for his truck. Life moves on and he had to sell the truck and the decal when with it. This last trip I couldn't find a replacement.
If there is anyone out there who works in merchandising procurement please consider the cool items that people on this thread are looking for! The recent years lack of let's say variety in items for sale has greatly reduced the amount that I have spent in the parks; great for my wallet but I don't think that is what disney is looking for.
They used to have an auto decal with Stitch that said "Here comes trouble" we got one for our oldest son when he came back from Iraq for his truck. Life moves on and he had to sell the truck and the decal when with it. This last trip I couldn't find a replacement.
If there is anyone out there who works in merchandising procurement please consider the cool items that people on this thread are looking for! The recent years lack of let's say variety in items for sale has greatly reduced the amount that I have spent in the parks; great for my wallet but I don't think that is what disney is looking for.