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Animation Building June 15, 2012 MERCHandise Shopping opportunity JUNE 15, 2012 Anim Ation Building DISNEY CALIFORNIA ADventure® park © Disney/Pixar 3 7-11 12-1 6 ZONE1 commemorative dated collection 1 1 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE POSTCARD CANCELLATION $3.95 Limit TWO (2) per Guest 2 2 BRONZE MAGNUM COIN Edition Size: 250 Dimensions: 2.5” diameter $75 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 4 3 EmbS OS ED WATCH $89.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 4 TumbER L $16.95 Limit TWO (2) per Guest BKAC 5 BA SEBALL CAP 5 $21.95 Limit TWO (2) per Guest FRONT 6 C ANVAS TOTE $34.95 Limit TWO (2) per Guest 6 7-11 L ADIES COMMEMORATIVE TEE $31.95 S (7), M (8), L (9), XL (10), XXL (11) Limit TWO (2) of each size per Guest 12-16 COMMEMORATIVE TEE (ADULT) $27.95 S (12), M (13), L (14), XL (15), XXL (16) Limit TWO (2) of each size per Guest 17 WALT & MICKEY “STORYTELLERS” STATUE Edition Size: 250 Dimensions: 91/4” H x 5” W x 3” D (with base) $195 17 Limit ONE (1) per Guest Paid admission is required to enter Disney Theme Parks. 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All events and information are subject to cancellation or change without notice including but not limited to dates, times, artwork, release dates, edition sizes and retails sizes. ©Disney/Pixar 14 ZONE2 PINS 1 0 10 C ARTHAY CIRCLE THEATRE 11 GRAND OpENING Edition Size: 2,000 $11.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 11 R ED CAR TROLLEY G RAND OpENING Edition Size: 2,000 $11.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 12 B UENA VISTA STREET G RAND OpENING 12 Edition Size: 2,000 $11.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 13 D ISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE® PARK MEDAL AND PIN Edition Size: 500 $24.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 14 C ARS LAND MY STERY SET Limited Release $19.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 15 D ISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE® 1 3 16 PARK GRAND OpENING JUMBO Edition Size: 500 $125 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 17 16 R ED CAR TROLLEY SCULPTURE WITH PINS 15 Edition Size: 250 $135 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 17 C ARS LAND L AETTERS FR MED SET Edition Size: 100 $225 Limit ONE (1) per Guest Paid admission is required to enter Disney Theme Parks. All events and information are subject to cancellation or change without notice including but not limited to dates, times, artwork, release dates, edition sizes and retails sizes. ©Disney/Pixar ZONE3 1 VInYLMATION™ 2 3 1 9-INCH B UENA VISTA STREET Edition Size: 500 $54.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 2 9-INCH R ADIATOR SPRINGS RACERS Edition Size: 500 $54.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest (Edition size noted on box) 3 3-INCH R ED CAR TROLLEY GRAND OpENING Limited Release $16.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest (Edition size noted on box) Paid admission is required to enter Disney Theme Parks. All events and information are subject to cancellation or change without notice including but not limited to dates, times, artwork, release dates, edition sizes and retails sizes. ©Disney/Pixar 1 2 ZONE4 ANNUAL PASSHOLDER COllection* 3 4 1 R ADIATOR SPRINGS RACERS PIN Edition Size: 2,000 $11.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 2 C ARS LAND R EVVING PIN Edition Size: 3,000 5 $13.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 3 B UENA VISTA STREET PIN Edition Size: 3,000 $13.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 4 R ED CAR TROLLEY PIN Edition Size: 3,000 6 $13.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 5 R ED CAR TROLLEY COMMEMORATIVE COIN Edition Size: 2,012 $29.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 7 6 WALT & MICKEY COMMEMORATIVE COIN Edition Size: 2,012 $29.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 7 R ADIATOR SPRINGS RACERS COMMEMORATIVE COIN Edition Size: 2,012 $29.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest Paid admission is required to enter Disney Theme Parks. All events and information are subject to cancellation or change without notice including but not limited to dates, times, artwork, release dates, edition sizes and retails sizes. ©Disney/Pixar *Must present a valid Disneyland® Resort Annual Pass or Premiere Pass to purchase. 8 ZONE4 ANNUAL PASSHOLDER COllection* 9 8 MATER’S JUNKYARD JAMBOREE COMMEMORATIVE COIN Edition Size: 2,012 10 $29.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 11 9 Lu IGI’S FLYING TIRES COMMEMORATIVE COIN Edition Size: 2,012 $29.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 10 D ISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE® PARK COMMEMORATIVE COIN SET Edition Size: 750 $125 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 11 “STORYTELLERS” TILE Dimensions: 8” x 8” $49.95 Limit ONE (1) per Guest 12-16 17-21 22-26 12-16 CDARS LAN T)TEE (ADUL $29.95 S (12), M (13), L (14), XL (15), XXL (16) Limit TWO (2) of each size per Guest BKAC 17-21 C ARS LAND Z IP FLEECE (ADULT) $59.95 S (17), M (18), L (19), XL (20), XXL (21) Limit TWO (2) of each size per Guest 22-26 B UENA VISTA STREET T T)EE (ADUL $29.95 S (22), M (23), L (24), XL (25), XXL (26) Limit TWO (2) of each size per Guest Paid admission is required to enter Disney Theme Parks. All events and information are subject to cancellation or change without notice including but not limited to dates, times, artwork, release dates, edition sizes and retails sizes. ©Disney/Pixar *Must present a valid Disneyland® Resort Annual Pass or Premiere Pass to purchase..
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