Imagineering Merch

Tell the world you have your OWN ideas for theme park rides with the logo of the webseries!

Are you a fan?

Get inspired! Rock this vintage style WED Imagineering logo on your tee, phone case, coffee mug, and more.

A reproduction of the logo of the defunct company created to sell monorails and peoplemovers in the 1970s.

Before it was home to WED, 1401 Flower Street were the offices of Studio Girl Hollywood, a now-defunct makeup company.

Here at the Blue Sky Lounge, we Think, Dream, Believe and Dare to use or Imaginations.

A Disney-style classic.

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When an idea hasn't even REACHED the Blue Sky Phase, it's Beyond Blue Sky!

Only certain people can know for sure

The Big Three

Logo for WED Imagineering. This logo is no copy and paste. I have vectorized this myself, and it has nice clean lines. If you are a fan of Disney or Imagineers in general. This is a great choice.

The 1953 version of the company that would go on to build Disneyland and all the Disney parks.

It is completely unique design.

for those of us with endless imagination

It's kind of fun to do the impossible...

a woman engaging her imagination to draw

Ready when you are, CB!

This symbol appears spray painted on the "backstage" walls at Disney Hollywood Studio's Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater restaurant.

For those of us with endless imagination

The Power of Imagineering Innovation

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For those of us with endless imagination

Part of my new "Paintchips of Disneyland" series... Every week I'll pick a new attraction and find its color pallet and figure out paint chips for them. It's sort of a silly idea, but I've had people who really wanted something like this, so I thought I'd put something together...

What happens to the decommissioned robotics from various theme parks? They become Inanimatronics.

(Yes, X. Atencio is flipping you the bird.)

Colorful typographic art design of the word imagination. Bright, inspirational design.

For those of you with endless imagination

Never forget our fallen brother

This exclusive design is inspired by three Jungle Cruise boat designs that go way back, as early as the early 1950s. Disney artists such as Harper Goff came up with various styles before landing on something pretty close the the bottom boat on this t-shirt.

Who doesn't love Imagineer Joe Rohde. Show your kinship to this Disney legend!

Everyone's favorite Imagineer deserves his own fan club.

In folklore, giants are beings of human-like appearance, but are at times prodigious in size and strength or bear an otherwise notable appearance. The word giant is first attested in 1297 from Robert of Gloucester's chronicle.