Does anyone know the price of Mickey Mouse ears, at DL (I don't know if they are different prices) with names embroidered on them? My boss wants me to pick up ears for 9 kids for the daycare, so I need to tell her how much money before I go. Thanks.
Does anyone know the price of Mickey Mouse ears, at DL (I don't know if they are different prices) with names embroidered on them? My boss wants me to pick up ears for 9 kids for the daycare, so I need to tell her how much money before I go. Thanks.
"It's no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then." Alice, Alice in Wonderland
IIRC they are $7. The names are embroidered at no extra charge.
~ Victoria ~
Pardon my ignorance, but what does IIRC stand for?
I've seen it several times, and have yet been able to figure it out!
Never mind...I just saw the link to Lani's list of acronyms!
speaking of ears...
Is there any truth to the rumor that they won't let you wear them if you get a nickname on them?
*needs a new "Cubbie" hat*
"I have never understood why so many people insist that god is just as petty and limited as they are, and then have the nerve to think that god would agree with them." - Nadai
"Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral." - Paulo Friere
If you're more concerned about some blithering idiot's feelings than about being honest, you've already lost what integrity you might have had.
Sadly... not gonna happen. There was a big to-do last year where all the hat writers had to go over the "rules" once more... no one is going to break the rules and risk losing their status (not to mention the extra $0.25 an hour) for "Cubbie".
That is, unless you have proof that your name is "Cub". We've seen weirder.
*sad cubbie eyes*
"I have never understood why so many people insist that god is just as petty and limited as they are, and then have the nerve to think that god would agree with them." - Nadai
"Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral." - Paulo Friere
If you're more concerned about some blithering idiot's feelings than about being honest, you've already lost what integrity you might have had.
They're between $7 and $9, depending on the size, I think. We got five (two kids, three adults), and it was like $42.
Funny thing is, they won't do nicknames (I asked), but they will do "Grandma" "Mommy" "Dad". So they have common sense, it seems.
"Dad, I wish we could live at Disneyland." Aidan on Nov. 6, 2004
This was just discussed recently in another thread (although I forget if it was here or another Disney site). Seems the enforcement of the policy is pretty spotty, with some CM's still allowing some nicknames. It's a matter of not putting the CM in a position of having to make a judgement call on what constitutes an acceptable nickname. I think it's a good policy, although it's kinda sad that it's necessary.
Dan
The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.
- James Taylor
but they are making a judgement call anyways if a kid comes up with no id and they think the name told to them is a nick name.
For though your body will shrink, your mind will expand.
No ID, no proof. I guess it'd be up to the kid to convince the CM that his name really is Snarfblat.
Dan
The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.
- James Taylor
thats great! i have to remember that name...lolSnarfblat
For though your body will shrink, your mind will expand.
Can someone tell me WHY nicknames are not allowed to be embroidered on hats? Thanks
Communism my friend....communism.
/jk
For though your body will shrink, your mind will expand.
Think about it. And I have to tread carefully here on squeaky clean MousePad. Suppose your nickname is Cubbie? No problem. How bout Stinky? Well, a little bit poorer taste. If you were Disney, would you want one of your most prized corporate symbols out there with Stinky embroidered on it? And if your nickname is one of those that doesn't really include a forbidden word, but is suggestive of stuff better not spoken of (and I think we all can come up with examples if we try hard enough!)? Where's the line? They've set it at "real names on an ID, no nicknames at all", and I think they're pretty smart to do so.Originally Posted by richas
Dan
The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.
- James Taylor
Dude Germans ruin everything! jkCommunism my friend....communism.
/jk
They are about $7 -$8 I think..I think the embroidery is included with the price
Yes, it is.
Dan
The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.
- James Taylor
Thanks.
"It's no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then." Alice, Alice in Wonderland
mouse ears are $7 for the "infant" and "youth" sizes, and $7.50 for the adult size.
"infant" covers 0-8 years old. "youth" covers 9-14. If you want a chin string, get the "infant" size.
Tip: Don't tell the CM at the hat store, "My baby/toddler has a very large head." ALL babies/toddlers have very large heads, according to their parents. Does your baby/toddler have a head the size of an average 9-year-old? If not, shut up and get the infant size. You want the chin string anyway. We know that because if you buy the larger size, you will come back 15 minutes later announcing that the chin string was "left off" your large size mouse ears.
BTW, ears are available in pink in infant and youth sizes, but you can't see the name. Gold letters on pink hats just don't show up.
Cowboy hats are available for $8. Pirate hats are $12. Peter Pan hats are $8. Inexperienced hat writers do not do a good job on cowboy hats, pirate hats, or peter pan hats.
As I said in the otehr hat thread, just bring yer own sewing needles and embroidery thread it shouldnt take more than 20 mins tops to embroider your own name on there and then you could put whatever you wanted. When I get my own ears thats what I am definately going to do.
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