2013 Fairytale Designer Collection
Some people were more successful than us I think :
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Disney-Fair...645?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20d662e81d
I still think that it wasn't a failure, we just had to buy it during the next 2 minutes after it popped up online... it's only my fault, not really the DS one
I am sure that some members of DPF will have the set !
Sorry if this question has been asked already- when the dolls hit stores, do people tend to rush in to get them? I've confirmed with my local store that they WILL have them, so I definitely plan to go the day of their releases. I wasn't living in the same city I am in now when the villains released, but they definitely weren't around anymore when I got here and I bought what I wanted from those dolls online (except Maleficent, which was sold out). I'm just planning to get to the mall when it opens, I don't really expect it to be difficult- thoughts?
Thanks!
Melanie
You don't need to get there at opening, line up, etc. You have to show up between 12 and 1, enter a raffle, and wait for the drawing at 1:10pm. You have to be 18 or older and show ID to buy one. Same procedure used in stores for the Villains.
What does everyone think about the Uk and Europe not having separate days for online and in store purchases? I planned on trying in store then at least if you don't get one you can try online the next day. But now they are been released online and in stores on the same day:/ do you think I should try online or in store?
I believe they always say subject to change in case of an emergency (i.e. God forbid, a national tragedy that prevents a certain store to release, and all stores would most likely cease sales of the product that day out of respect), OR if for some reason the dolls were as insane as the princesses, and they would have to change the method and therefore release dates of remaining dolls (the final five in the original set had to be released during the middle of the day online and in stores, all at once, due to the insanity of the first five)I wouldn't fret too much about it, I think its just a formality and so that no one can like, sue them if anything were to happen where they would have to be changed.
I really want some of the mugs/journals.. considering ordering them online but does anyone know how DS packages their mugs/journals for shipping? Horror stories about poor packaging are making me nervous to order something so breakable..lol
What does everyone think about the Uk and Europe not having separate days for online and in store purchases? I planned on trying in store then at least if you don't get one you can try online the next day. But now they are been released online and in stores on the same day:/ do you think I should try online or in store?
Out of curiosity what is the release schedule in the UK? My sister is in europe, I may have her try for the dolls I want if I'm unsucessful here. Do you have a link to the schedule?
Thanks.
International shipping is a rip off, my doll set shipping was $245.50 making the total $895.25 and that's before duty and taxesMild rant ahead..sorry.
I really don't understand Disney business sense AT ALL; why on earth they would limit their dolls to an edition size of 6000. If they are basing their decision on the slow designer villians sales, then that is idiotic. As I've long said during the build up to what their next Designer series would be the Princesses ALWAYS SELL. Even given the inflated price of the Fairytale sets, they could have expanded this to an edition size of 10 000 without an issue. Limiting it to 6000 is just asking for a frustrating experience.
I made a last minute decision to not preorder the entire series (not sure I could have gotten the set anyway given what happened to more than a few members of the board), but there are 2-3 individual sets I do want to try for. Not looking forward to the experience and I'm almost certain I'm going to leave empty handed.
I'd also like to point out that international shipping for the set is a rip-off. They seem to have charged as if they would ship each ship individually; there is no combined calculated total.
Crossing my fingers that everyone here gets the dolls they want. But I'm already dreading the second dollmaggedon.
Actually, the mugs are always in their own individual box and I've never had a problem. It's everything else, that's just tossed in there with those silly little airbags.......I really want some of the mugs/journals.. considering ordering them online but does anyone know how DS packages their mugs/journals for shipping? Horror stories about poor packaging are making me nervous to order something so breakable..lol
:shock: that is...astounding. Just astounding.International shipping is a rip off, my doll set shipping was $245.50 making the total $895.25 and that's before duty and taxes
What does everyone think about the Uk and Europe not having separate days for online and in store purchases? I planned on trying in store then at least if you don't get one you can try online the next day. But now they are been released online and in stores on the same day:/ do you think I should try online or in store?
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