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Do you work there? OBviously you sound like someone who has seen the new machines in action...if so what is your impression of them? I heard the writting is samller and takes longer to do...maybe just rumors, I dunno.
I also would like to apologize for snapping...
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Originally posted by quasimodo1384No I don't know what the machine ones will look like, but I thought I would just ask so I knew what to expect. I really appreciate your input, but if you don't like the conversation you don't need to bite people's heads off...I didn't think anyone was saying the world was ending
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um...okay....thanks I think. Sorry if I'm a poor college kid who whats to make sure he knows what to expect, especially since I've spent the last I don't know how long working my butt off in the college lunch room for this trip...
No I don't know what the machine ones will look like, but I thought I would just ask so I knew what to expect. I really appreciate your input, but if you don't like the conversation you don't need to bite people's heads off...I didn't think anyone was saying the world was ending
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Hey now, they are ALL getting computerized ones. No need to lash out like that. Some people want hand-made names before they dissapear.
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Geez people... to clear it up once and for all, BRIAR PATCH IS THE ONLY SHOP WITH THE COMPUTERIZED MACHINE. And wow, shocker, it's not as hideous as you might have hoped. But if you all want to run around like the world is ending, you can run to all the other hat shops in the park.
Golden ears are $12.39 for adult sizes, $11.31 for kids. That's including tax. Thread is white. The hats are very fitted.
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I was at DLR about a week ago and they also still had the hand machine at the Greetings shop in DCA.
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It's white. I got a Peter Pan hat the last time i was there and the embroidery wasn't as hideous as I thought it would be...
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Yeah, I know it's included in the price...but I wasn't sure if the new "high tech" machines were gonna be in, or if I was gonna luck out and get the good old fashioned oneswhat color thread do they use I wonder?
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I was looking forward to the Golden Ears too... then I saw the design on the front.
I wish they just had a simple classic Disneyland logo on the front rather than marching Mickey. The design on the front killed it for me.. I haven't bought any, and probably wont...
Oh well, 11 more dollars for something else, right?
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The hand embroidery machines are still at the Mad Hatter on Main Street and in Fantasyland, also at the hat shop in Frontierland.
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Yes they did. The popularity of the golden ears was so overwhemling that this was the result. We had a guy pull two 8-hour shifts yanking all of the hats and manually replacing the price tag stickers to the new prices. By the end of that all of his fingers were covered in bandaids
The standard black mickey ears are still at the traditional price. On the whole you'll notice all of the 50th stuff being a little pricier. ie. $6 for the ol' blue autograph book, $6.50 for the new red 50th autograph book. A little here, a little there, it adds up.
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Originally posted by mrmainstreetFor golden ears, youth and infant are $10.50. Adult are $11.50. Embroidery is free.
Thanks for the update!
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For golden ears, youth and infant are $10.50. Adult are $11.50. Embroidery is free.
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Adult gold ears are $10.
Not sure about the embroidery machines.
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Sos (Golden Ears)
Hi all,
I'm headed to Disneyland at the end of the week (yay!!) and one of the things I'm REALLY looking forward to is the GOLDEN MICKEY EARS! I was wondering if someone had any prices on them so I knew how much I'm gonna drop on 'em....any help would be hot.
Oh and I'll be there this weekend. Does anyone know if the embroiderie machines will still be there?
Thanks bunches!Tags: None
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