Top 3 Souvenirs?

[Twitterpaited]

I have a couple of necklaces that I bought and love. A cool Snow Whit glass from the coop. And my Mickey ears.

 

[BrianL]

1. The Nautilus tiki mug from Trader Sam's
2. A trivet from teh 15th Anniversary of Tokyo DisneySea, but I hung it on the wall
3. Several Jasmine Beckett Griffith post cards that I have framed and hanging about

 

[hes122]

The one that stands out most to me is the glass stein I bought in Germany when I was there on my high school band trip. Other than that, I like to get either a magnet or Christmas ornament on trips.

 

[georgina]

Number one is definitely Tshirts I have collected over the years. I only wear them when I go to WDW so they are in good shape, though the first ones from1998-2002 are too big now.

2) My Starbucks mugs from each park. I drink my coffee and tea out of them dail.

3) I guess a few ornaments we have collected. it’s a toss up with the ceramic platter and pitcher bought at the AKL gift shop.

(My souvenir keychain is from the Darkside, the Deathly Hallows!)

 

[bookgirl]

A large clear Tervis Cup that has a patch of Mickey and Walt Disney World I bought in 2009 (still use it, holding up well, had to replace the straw a few years back)

Not my cup/ pic from the interwebs

The pair of Keychains that my car/house key are on. Bought them maybe 7 or 8 years ago. They are metal cutouts of Minnie and Mickey (sold separately) one set of keys has Minnie and the other set (spare set) has Mickey. I like them so much that when they showed up a few years later I bought an extra of each so that I'd have them if I ever lost one.

sorry for the fuzz was in a hurry and didn't get a good shot.

Sweatshirt I bought maybe 3-4 years ago. I wear it constantly in the winter. I don't love hoods on pullovers and the pocket/pouch on front is great. It was either a men's or a unisex. Also it's not a super soft material on the outside (inside lining is softer) and it's woven so it's durable and has held up to multiple washings. Also blue is my favorite color and I think this is very Disney without being cheesy or cartoonish.

stock photo but mine has not faded and is still this dark.

 

[boop0524]

1. My Starbucks mugs from each park. Use them all the time
2. Pictures from a family photo session we did at the GF with the castle in the background. Really wish they’d bring that back
3. A wallet I really wanted that I thought was sold out. My husband surprised me later and gave it to me for Christmas. He had snuck over to the shop while I was doing something else and bought it. Said they got it right out of the window at the Magic Kingdom!! Feels so special

 

[CaptainCook]

We visited during the 40th Anniversary and the artist Shag had done a commemorative print of WDW as it looked on opening day (with the original hotels/attractions). I love that print and had hoped Shag would be involved again in creating something for the 50th, but so far, no such luck in finding anything.

 

[DVCjj]

Wooden Mickey head Spatula
Wooden Mickey head Grater
Wooden Mickey head Whisk
Wooden Mickey head Pie Cutter

Bought at 2 separate trips many years ago and still love as they make me smile when I use them and if I bring to functions, I get tons of comments.

 

[Kae]

The Mickey necklace my grandpa bought me in 1971
Stitch coffee mug DS bought
A Flower fest tervis cup

 

[DVCjj]

1. Ornaments - get one from each trip (and have an ornament tradition in our family).
2. I have this perfect deep bowl from Japan (nice blue on the outside). I got it, I believe, in 2002 (it could've been the 00 or 01 trip, though) and it's still the best bowl I have (it is the best bowl for curries, pasta, noodle dishes, etc). Sadly, I've not found these since then (likely because I've been there relatively infrequently).
3. We have a few other not as nice dishes, as we've started a tradition of bringing home a dish from a WDW trip and they get used in the normal course of a week and it's a nice touchstone. (ETA: I passed up on a great bowl set, from F&W and the Remy challenge, and I'm super disappointed because I came home without a dish of any sort - not many options that worked for me. So, if you see something you like, go for it! I really wish I had gotten those F&W dishes!).

Love your mention of bowls as I forgot I have a graduated set of 3 bowls I bought years ago and use constantly as you do. In Epcot Japan, I always buy a small soup spoon. Easy to toss in suitcase and use a lot as you do your dishes and bowls. I totally forgot until reading your post. Oh….and a trivet. Funny, I forgot how many kitchen items I’ve bought over many years.
So fun to buy and use.

 

[CampbellzSoup]

1. Silhouettes of my children over the years. Not that expensive and a more personal Souvenirs.
2. Picked up some cool African statues from AKL. They are on shelves in my house.
3. I do like a good popcorn bucket. My favorite is the steamboat willie on they had out a few months ago. Not the regular buckets with designs.

The silhouettes are without a doubt the best souvenir

 

[bsmcneil]

Love your mention of bowls as I forgot I have a graduated set of 3 bowls I bought years ago and use constantly as you do. In Epcot Japan, I always buy a small soup spoon. Easy to toss in suitcase and use a lot as you do your dishes and bowls. I totally forgot until reading your post. Oh….and a trivet. Funny, I forgot how many kitchen items I’ve bought over many years.
So fun to buy and use.

I did pick up an ice cream scoop on my last visit - one of those things that I often want but don't feel is necessary - but it totally fit the kitchen tradition!