Show me your Toys! (Souvenirs)

[Nakkira]

What is your favorite souvenir?

I really don’t buy a lot of them, I have my pressed Penny collection and my pin collection. I also have a Christmas ornament collection.

I have to say though that one of my Favorite’s had to have been my Mr. Potato head from Once Upon A Toy, that I got during my 2013 F&W trip. See post here

It was everything my inner child could want. I loved stuffing the box as full as I could to maximize the value and a Great Cast Member even gave me tips on how to do just that. Most of the time he just sits with my Muppets and Star Wars stuff dressed as Darth Tater.



Every once in a while I will pull him from the shelf and play with him.



Does anyone else know of any cool ones like this (items that are both an experience and a memento)? In either case please show off your favorite moment from trips past below!

 

[jaybirdsmommy]

I don't buy a lot of souvenirs, either. I hate having to figure out what to do with them after the novelty wears off. I usually buy each of the kids and myself a Christmas ornament as our big reminder of the trip.

Your thread reminds me, I need to find our potato head. The kids have outgrown him, he's MINE now.

 

[Pooh2]

The Potato Head was one of our best souvenirs. We did it on our 25th wedding anniversary 9 years ago. Do they still have this?

I like to pick up things for the kitchen that are subtle disney touches.
But my favorite souvenirs are photos books we make of each trip.
Just made a photo book of our granddaughter's first trip and waiting on the mailman to deliver it!

 

[Nakkira]

The Potato Head was one of our best souvenirs. We did it on our 25th wedding anniversary 9 years ago. Do they still have this?

I like to pick up things for the kitchen that are subtle disney touches.
But my favorite souvenirs are photos books we make of each trip.
Just made a photo book of our granddaughter's first trip and waiting on the mailman to deliver it!

I don't know if they still have it. I got mine 5 years ago... Does anyone here know?

Photobooks are always great! I used to do scrap-booking but i think I may switch to printed ones. I did it with my wedding album and it was great.

 

[Nakkira]

Has anyone done the Build Your own lightsaber (as an Adult I mean?) was it fun or just meh?

 

[jaybirdsmommy]

Has anyone done the Build Your own lightsaber (as an Adult I mean?) was it fun or just meh?

Husband and ds did it a couple of years ago. It wasn't terribly exciting and they broke really fast for what we paid for them. At that time there wasn't a lot of choices of colors or sounds. I don't know if that has changed since or not.