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Walt Disney might have said this, if he didn't love a Scotch Mist.

Like the Magic Key, but without the profit

Whether you're looking for that significant other or relish your state of independence, this design will let everyone know that you're going to the front of the line.

Your suit will be ready next Wednesday.

You gotta learn when to run and gun and when to lock and load, baby.

Basically, you zigged when you shoulda zagged.

As seen at the 1964 World's Fair in New York.

Where's Robert with my lotte?

The future is the Montana.

Dress like the Carousel of Progress' young adult son with this tribute to the cancelled Mineral King ski resort.

Jose wasn't kidding!

Oh Star-Lord, I have some bad news for you.

Awkward pauses.

Me too, Star-Lord. Me too.

Only you are going on the secret mission.

Short-sighted politicians want to destroy one of Florida's most beautiful resources. Show your support for the movement to stop them.

Proudly showcase Gravity Falls' favorite 24/7 Mexican restaurant with this fresh take on the logo seen in the episode, "The Golf War."

During the construction of the Velocicoaster, ospreys keep building nests at the peak of the loop. As Ian says, "Life Finds a Way."

In 1914, cartoonist Windor McKay caused a sensation with his vaudeville act, wherein he would "command" Gertie, an animated brontosaur-like creature, to perform tricks, vanishing from the room and appearing in the film itself at the conclusion. Gertie was hugely influential on an entire generation of animators and today is enshrined at Disney's Hollywood Studios in the form of an ice cream shop.

A tribute to the old backlot at Disney-MGM, based on the design of the old subway entrance sign

The logo of the now defunct version of the mall at Century City in Orange, CA.

Just a reminder of how much we've progressed.

That loveable old couple that set up a shop next to the Dino Institute have a lot to sell you!

Why CD-ROM when you can IRL?

As seen while flying the 8 passenger Delorean through the streets of Hill Valley on Back To The Future: The Ride.

Be proud of what you are.

A take on the masthead of the 1970s newsletter for the Lake Buena Vista Shopping Village.

Bringing happy thoughts and sunny words to the Sunshine Tree!

Nothing brings the family together like a stay at our favorite campground on the shores of Bay Lake

Put a strobe light on me, I'm done.

When you've had enough, you've had enough.

Our reproduction of the reproduction of the famous exploring ship at Disneyland.

Show your power to love and be loved with this design inspired by Harambe Market at Disney's Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World.

There never seems to be enough Disney Hanukkah merchandise. This take combines a menorah with the style of the 1980s Epcot Center pavilion logos.

Are those asteroids or chocolate chip cookies?