Wishes presented by Pandora jewelry

[SnarkyMonkey]

There was a time where it was, for lack of better words, "policy" of Disney to showcase brands that were not main stream brands you could find anywhere, its too bad they have turned to bland brands you can find anywhere.

Like Tollhouse, General Electric and Coca Cola???

 

[Phil12]

Like Tollhouse, General Electric and Coca Cola???

I agree. Disney was never picky about sponsorships. As long as Disney made money, that was the only caveat.

 

[Tigger1988]

There was a time where it was, for lack of better words, "policy" of Disney to showcase brands that were not main stream brands you could find anywhere, its too bad they have turned to bland brands you can find anywhere.

GE, RCA, Frito Lay, Kodak, GM...do you really want me to keep listing?

Disney's "policy" was always to work with who had the money. Let's be real.

 

[Tom Morrow]

Besides, who really cares who sponsors what? Attractions with sponsors receive more love than those that don't.

 

[heath.sneyd]

Personally, I don't care who sponsors what. It may happen subconsciously, but I never go looking for something just because I saw their logo on a ride or attraction.

"Rockin' Roller Coaster was awesome! I'm gonna go buy some Hanes underwear!"

Said no one. Ever.

 

[ImagineerDude]

I am diggin' the new poster though.

 

[Phil12]

Personally, I don't care who sponsors what. It may happen subconsciously, but I never go looking for something just because I saw their logo on a ride or attraction.

"Rockin' Roller Coaster was awesome! I'm gonna go buy some Hanes underwear!"

Said no one. Ever.

That's because you don't understand how advertising works.

 

[heath.sneyd]

That's because you don't understand how advertising works.

Business management major, small business owner, worked retail and sales since I was 16...
I know how advertising works... I'm wearing Hanes boxers right now. LoL
My point there was that relevance helps in cases like that.
Unless you're implying you're gonna need clean bloomers after the ride.

 

[Bolt]

Personally, I don't care who sponsors what. It may happen subconsciously, but I never go looking for something just because I saw their logo on a ride or attraction.

"Rockin' Roller Coaster was awesome! I'm gonna go buy some Hanes underwear!"

Said no one. Ever.

I thought they were the sponsor because people crapped their pants at the launch in the beginning?

 

[Bolt]

There was a time where it was, for lack of better words, "policy" of Disney to showcase brands that were not main stream brands you could find anywhere, its too bad they have turned to bland brands you can find anywhere.

What would make me even more upset is if those bland companies formed a club together, and had like a restaurant in the park and were silly and only allowed like 33 members.

 

[The Duck]

In the 50's and early 60's, Disneyland had a contract with Aunt Jemima. http://www.disneybymark.com/2012/01/09/aunt-jemimas-pancake-house/

 

[Bolt]

In the 50's and early 60's, Disneyland had a contract with Aunt Jemima. http://www.disneybymark.com/2012/01/09/aunt-jemimas-pancake-house/

Even crazier is that both Pepsi and Coca-Cola were in the original 33

 

[RSoxNo1]

Personally, I don't care who sponsors what. It may happen subconsciously, but I never go looking for something just because I saw their logo on a ride or attraction.

"Rockin' Roller Coaster was awesome! I'm gonna go buy some Hanes underwear!"

Said no one. Ever.

In that case though if you like the ride you might be a Hanes t-shirt at the end of it.

 

[heath.sneyd]

In that case though if you like the ride you might be a Hanes t-shirt at the end of it.

I opted for the branded drum sticks, but nice try!
But that may be the grand scheme... Hanes makes the tagless tees Disney prints their stuff on...
And the wheel in the sky keeps on turning...

 

[Phil12]

Business management major, small business owner, worked retail and sales since I was 16...
I know how advertising works... I'm wearing Hanes boxers right now. LoL
My point there was that relevance helps in cases like that.
Unless you're implying you're gonna need clean bloomers after the ride.

Well then, you must know that there is no such thing as bad advertising, except for your own obituary.

 

[MichWolv]

Like Tollhouse, General Electric and Coca Cola???

My thoughts, exactly. Plus Monsanto, GM, AT&T, Pepsi (when DL first opened), Eastern Airlines (well, you can't find them now, I guess), Dole, etc.

 

[MichWolv]

Funny -- I saw a "Wishes presented by Pandora" sign on the construction wall around the hub (just outside of Crystal Palace) a couple weeks ago, and thought "The online radio service is sponsoring a fireworks show -- how odd?"

 

[MagicHappens1971]

Pandora probably did a trade of some sorts to sponsor wishes, because all of the new Disney Pandora jewelry.

 

[betty rose]

Even crazier is that both Pepsi and Coca-Cola were in the original 33

I miss the Pepsi, wish they would bring it back

 

[MagicHappens1971]

I miss the Pepsi, wish they would bring it back

I prefer coke, pepsi is pretty disgusting