Where to buy attraction posters?

[Br’er Rabbit in the briar]

Like the ones under the Main Street bridge. I've read that I can order them from Disneyana and Off The Page, but this is from years ago and I don't know if it's true. I live out of state and won't be going back down for at least another 6-12 months, so can anyone suggest some alternative sources? I’ve seen some on Etsy but I’m not prepared to drop 20-30 bucks on something I don’t know the overall quality of (print, paper, etc).

 

[Figments Friend]

Like the ones under the Main Street bridge. I've read that I can order them from Disneyana and Off The Page, but this is from years ago and I don't know if it's true. I live out of state and won't be going back down for at least another 6-12 months, so can anyone suggest some alternative sources? I’ve seen some on Etsy but I’m not prepared to drop 20-30 bucks on something I don’t know the overall quality of (print, paper, etc).

Authentic duplicates / reproductions are challenging to find outside of the services you mentioned.
Buyer beware of any 'Attraction posters' listed on eBay or Etsy as they are almost always just color copies printed at home from a standard color printer.
It always cracks me up when I read the description more closely and the size is only 11in X 17in....which is by no means a 'poster' sized print.
That's the largest size a standard color copier can make....so yeah, use caution when shopping online.

Disney did release similar sized authentic duplicates of some Attraction poster art a few years ago.
They were quite nice...sold in a set in various shops within the Parks.
Sadly, these were discontinued which makes no sense to me since they seemed to sell very well.
You may come across a set of those online.

I would wait until you are able to get to the Park during your next visit and check with Disneyana or Off The Page.
Last time I looked at the art on demand options, I didn't see Attraction posters specifically, but I honestly wasn't seeking them out specifically.
It is definitely worth your time asking the Cast there or checking out the current options.



-

 

[SuddenStorm]

They don't sell the real attraction poster art in the resort right now.

They do sell weird knock off posters though, for what it's worth.

 

[Model3 McQueen]

Try Etsy
https://www.etsy.com/market/disney_attraction_posters

 

[wityblack]

What I did (which is totally not legal, don't sue me Disney, I have no money), was find high quality images online, take some pictures in the park (the ones on the Main Street bypasses because those are matte and don't have glare), and scan some from various books and calendars and such, and then I fitted them to the correct size to fit in an appropriate frame in photoshop, and sent them through the online staples printing service. I got 10 for about 50 bucks. When Van Eaten Galleries was auctioning the originals off, they uploaded high quality scans of a bunch of them to icollecter (https://www.icollector.com/Remembering-Disneyland-presented-by-Van-Eaton-Galleries_as50146_p13), if you go to the full screen version, you can copy the images off there.

 

[waltography]

Disney used to sell 12-month calendars with 12" x 18" attractions posters from rides around the world; I think the latest one (2020) unfortunately doesn't reproduce attractions posters but instead land maps stylized like the Play app. I have the posters from 2018 displayed in my room.

 

[D.Silentu]

What I did (which is totally not legal, don't sue me Disney, I have no money), was find high quality images online, take some pictures in the park (the ones on the Main Street bypasses because those are matte and don't have glare), and scan some from various books and calendars and such, and then I fitted them to the correct size to fit in an appropriate frame in photoshop, and sent them through the online staples printing service.

Following the changeover to the current Star Tours, I was was disappointed not to have procured a copy of one of the attraction's former exit posters. Much to my delight, my sister presented me with a facsimile as a gift. She had purchased a postcard, bearing the image and blown it up as large as the resolution would allow. The end result is only about 11.5" by 17", but the effort and thoughtfulness put into it is much larger indeed.