[fig fan]

My nephew got to meet us at Disney for Christmas (he lives in Costa Rica) and before he went home my mom & I printed out a picture of our whole group and then with the Disney Dollar from our trip we framed & matted the two together. My mom imprints bibles and put the date of our trip on the mat and we attached his ticket stub and some of his swizzle stix around the mat.

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Debbie

My Countdown

Counting down to: my birthday/mother's day trip to Epcot
WooHoo!!!

[~*wishes*~]

And I don't think they expire, since when I was is 3rd grade, my teacher had this drawer with all kinds of prizes that you could get when you were good. Well, I got to go to the 'prize drawer', and I got a Disney Dollar (ooooh i'm rich lol) Well, at the time I had just gotten back from Disneyland, so it was pretty cool to me then that Disneyland had its own currency. When I got home that night I showed it to my mom, and the date on it was 1975 (or something like that) But it was for sure over 10 years old, and on our last trip we used it no problem! It was kind of funny, the guy that checked us out looked at us weird.

[bberenato]

hey thats pretty cool !!!

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Only 4 more hours Bberenato!!!!! i WISH IT WAS mARCH 9

[Herdman]

My 6 year old daughter is doing chores to earn Disney Dollars. Things like setting the table, putting her dishes in the sink and some school and homework related things for example. Besides earning the money, hopefully the habits will stick even after the trip.