My Disney Mania

Sunday, September 09, 2012

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Monorail set in silent auction. Set was never sold retail. Bid was over $600 by afternoon.

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The ring toss game. You get a better VM if you get the ring over the figure.

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From the new Monsters Inc series.

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Lone Ranger and Tonto, complete with crow on head.

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VM from the new Cinderella series.
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Gerald Mendez from Disney Store joins the other presenters.

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Fantasia characters.

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Upcoming Pixar characters.

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Future set of black and white classic characters.

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Slide showing Mechanical Kingdom characters.

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Julie, Eric and Thomas talking about upcoming Vinylmations.

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The stage in dramatic lighting before the 1:00 Vinylmation talk.

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A Vinylmation year in review slide. Chip and Dale are shot out of the cannon every so often.

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Wet

It's a rainy day here at WDW. We are spending a lazy day at the resort. We are now at SSR waiting for the rest of our party to have lunch at the Turf Club.

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Tanya and Gunther making my phone happy to have their picture.

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Christmas Agent P.

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A display case with future releases.

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Tanya and Gunther on stage. She did a not-so-high wire act.

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The bucket game. Three tries to get a foam ball into a bucket, then pick 2 VM's.
Not easy, so most people got to pick from the big bucket as consolation.

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The trading area for VM's. In the morning, not as many people as were trading pins.

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