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I had heard that there wouldn't be as many available at the parks as there used to be...but I paid $34.95 for a pair last September. I don't even remember looking at them in March when I was there...
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I had heard that there wouldn't be as many available at the parks as there used to be...
Where/When did you hear that?! Was there a timeline on that at all?
I was hoping to get a new pair of Mickey Head Crocs in September/October! They had lots of them in the Contemporary Resort gift shops last December ... I never ever considered that they might not be there!!
Crocs actually made an announcement that they were still in negotiation with Disney. It seems that were trying to negotiate with Disney...but I haven't heard anything on whether Crocs weren't going to be there or not. They were there in March when I was there...but I didn't see as many as I've seen on previous trips.
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Partying with the Parrs December 5, 2015:
Crocs actually made an announcement that they were still in negotiation with Disney. It seems that were trying to negotiate with Disney...but I haven't heard anything on whether Crocs weren't going to be there or not. They were there in March when I was there...but I didn't see as many as I've seen on previous trips.
Interesting! I hope they can come to an agreement becuase I just love the Mickey / Minnie Crocs! Not just the ones at the parks, but DS3 had a really cute pair of the fleece-lined Mickey Crocs last winter (really cute - Mickey making a snow angel) and this summer he has been wearing the yellow Crocs with Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet.
Now if Vera Bradley could get a license for Disney designs, I would be in heaven!
While I didn't look for them I did notice only a few pairs at our hotel gift shop at AS Sports on Wednesday. And when I say a few, I mean just a few (maybe 6 each of the adult and kids pairs) I happen to look at the price and it was 34.95 for an adult pair. I didn't notice the kids ones. And the ones I saw were a tan/khaki color for the adults and I want to say black for the kids.
I got some blue and red Mickey Croc Bands at the Emporium in June this year. Paid $39 before annual pass discount. I didn't look at the price for kids size. While they didn't have as many as they did a couple of years ago, they still had plenty and they seem to be going with just the basic beach style. Which I prefer for my touring.
I got a really cute princess pair for dd on Amazon. They were $29.99 with free shipping. They have Belle, Aurora, & Cinderella on them and the shoes are pink. She loves them.
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Not just the ones at the parks, but DS3 had a really cute pair of the fleece-lined Mickey Crocs last winter (really cute - Mickey making a snow angel) and this summer he has been wearing the yellow Crocs with Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet. 
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