What is your most favorite item bought at WDW?

[OhDannyBoy]

My DD who will make her first trip in December seems quite fond of the goofy fridge magnet we got lady time we were at MK just a few months before she was conceived.

 

[powellrj]

My Christmas ornaments and cookbooks. I can't pick one.

 

[Julie's Haircut]

A print of the four Haunted Mansion stretch room portraits.

 

[Sweetpancake]

On our honeymoon I purchased a beautiful Little Mermaid statue, it's a beauty!

 

[Kitty 34]

I thought of another thing that was probably more memorable for the boys......the Monorail set. They played with that for hours on end!!

 

[Gary M]

I use my WL refillable mug every morning drinking coffee. I bought it so many years ago that a selling point was that it was good to get free refills for life.

 

[ronandannette]

We've only been once and I'm not much for souvenirs, but my DS (who was 8 at the time) absolutely treasured his Pal Mickey. Is that still a thing?

 

[Simba's Mom]

My pick a pearl ring. DH bought it for me for our 25th anniversary. He picked the oyster, I picked the ring setting. It sits in place of an engagement ring on my finger since I didn't get an engagement ring (mutual decision). Favorite inexpensive item is a WDW souvenir teacup I bought on our first visit in 1987. I didn't know it at the time, but it's been impossible to find souvenir tea cups in recent years, and I drink tea every afternoon.

 

[loves to dive]

I've been obsessed with tinkerbell since I was a little girl. We lived in Cucamonga and the family would go to Disneyland a lot. Mama had a charm bracelet with tink on it and I would play with it for hours. After I grew up and she died I got the bracelet so that is my favorite but I also have a bracelet of my own with tink on it. I had a little silver tinker bell that sat on my lamp table in the living room that every once in a while if I was feeling blue I would pick up and ring. Sadly, the cleaning lady broke the bell part (she has been fired).

 

[SallySkelington]

My first pair of Mickey Ears. I also have some concept art from Brave but I got that on a Disney cruise, so I dunno if that counts.

 

[TipsyTraveler]

I had my coffee in that mug this morning! I have two of those and two of a different design from Tokyo Disney that I use as my primary coffee mugs. I’d have to think a little more before declaring them my favorite souvenir, but they’re definitely my most used!

I lied. I remembered a Disney souvenir more used than my coffee mugs. I went to Disney in 1997 while I was the captain of my high school’s dance team. At the POTC gift shop, I came across a simple metal keychain that said “CAPTAIN.” I bought it and stuck it on my keychain where it has stayed for the past 21 years.

 

[tarheelmjfan]

Oooooh so hard to chose just one so I'm going to list a few and cheat a little bit:

My massive Tigger mug (it's more like a bucket than a mug) - I drink A LOT of hot tea and use this every day
My PANDORA Park Exclusives bracelet - it's a combination of Pandora park exclusive charms from our 2010 & 2016 trips which I'll add to again on our 2019 trip
Our Christmas Tree Skirt and Disney ornaments - everyone comments on them every Christmas
Our Mickey Mouse bathroom set which includes a soap dish, toothbrush holder and hand soap dispenser

This reminds of me of a Mickey head shaped, silver toothbrush holder we have. I really with they still had the unique items they once sold.

 

[Caseheidi]

Way too many to choose just one. We have many from our first trip (our Honeymoon); but what stands out the most is a pitcher with Snow White and Dopey etched on it along with six glasses p, each with a different dwarf on once side and the letter “C”on the other. We also have a tapestry of t Tree Life from Animal Kingdom we got a few years later. And then there are the photos from when DD was 18 months on her first WDW trip, and we did a photo session at the Animal Kingdom Lodge. They are priceless. Ways to chose from!

 

[ZephyrHawk]

Mugs. I've gotten one from every trip I've taken as an adult. They are huge and sturdy and remind me of my happy place. I don't know if any particular one is my favorite, it would be like choosing your favorite child!

 

[rajak73]

Most unique would be our Monorail salt and pepper shakers, DW says one of her Pandora charms.

 

[Meriweather]

Too many to choose from, but love or HM portraits DH and I had done. Looking forward to adding the rest of the family ones on our October trip.

I love my antenna topper collection. They are in my family room so I can see them all the time
Ornaments
pins
jewelry
MM....photos are great!

 

[UncleMike101]

Way back in the mid 80's, when people weren't scared of everything, Mickey's Pantry at Downtown Disney sold Joyce Chen kitchen knives.
I bought the more expensive one that has a full tang riveted handle and I use it quite a bit to this day.
It's my most cherished souvenir from WDW.

 

[Gracedis1]

Replica keys from the POTC ride. It's fun to see if guests can figure out what they are from.

 

[J'aime Paris]

An Engel-Puppen doll from Germany/Epcot.
DD was able to choose all the dolls features/outfit, and the cast member made the doll in front of us.
We have a photo of DD with the cast member and her new doll, a signed certificate of authenticity.

 

[Princessclab]

I really like the kitchen Disney stuff I bought; Mickey hand spoon rest, Minnie cutting board, Mickey wine glasses, wooden spoons etc.
Makes me smile every time I use them.