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Frozen Disney Store Merchandise, What are you looking forward to? (Contains Spoilers)

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pauly88 said:
Did you folks see these??

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I am looking forward to seeing them.
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Oh my god, I just saw these and got the biggest grin, my mom looks over and says "oh no you found something frozen.." *grins bigger* her: "it's Olaf isn't it"

:lol: but seriously I LOVE these!! Thanks for posting
 
Ammonite said:


They've advertised them at £60 now! So excited! They had better not charge us £80 on release day like last time!
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They are supposed to be £60 since that is also the cost of the dolls in the US and I think after the fiasco with the last Frozen dolls that wont be happening again with these dolls LOL.

Glad to see that the Euro market is starting to release information about them. Is there anything on the DS UK website providing more details about the release?
 

I kinda hope they do mess up again that way we get another 2 £10 vouchers and free delivery hahaha
 
OMG! I need that Olaf tea set!!!! They better start selling it in Sweden soon!

And about prices of LE dolls. Nothing compares to sweden! Here they will be 147 dollars (90 pound) a piece! :shock:

Im so happy I have a non Disney fan friend in US who preordered the dolls for me already. I will save money even with paying shipping for them to Sweden!
 
They're that price in Denmark as well (around 800 kroner). So for me it would be more expensive to buy them in Europe, which would be around 315 USD (with shipping), compared to buying them on the US store which was 274 USD (with shipping).
Scandinavian prices
 
Oh you live in Denmark? Cool! Another Scandinavian member! But it says Denmark/Japan. Do you travle to Japan a lot?

I tried to buy them my self on US store but they did not take my order because I lived in Sweden it said. Usually its no problem with ordering from there but maybe it was because these were pre releases US only it did not work... Dont know. But as I said, I was lucky enough to have a great friend who actually went down to a disney store and stood in line for me to buy them because they were already sold out online when I got a hold of her.
 

If they dont get it in Sweden i can get you one for cost and shipping
 
jennisney said:
If they dont get it in Sweden i can get you one for cost and shipping
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Thats so nice of you! I will wait a little and see if it shows up. That should not be an item that sells out quickly. I hope. But hey I thought that about the stamp set to and that sold out in a day or so on the Swedish site
 
Yeah, it's a bit confusing, but I do live in Denmark. A regular Scandinavian girl XD I'm moving to Japan later this year, and a lot of my stuff is in Japan already and I'm in between Denmark and Japan a lot, so I'm not sure where my location is... when I do the final move, my location will be Japan though XD And that's also when I want to help people order from the Japanese disney store

It sounds strange that you couldn't order the dolls on the US store - they were US pre-release but international buyers could order as well (they made that clear during the announcement) - I'm getting my dolls sent to Japan (also to avoid EU import tax), so not sure whether they won't ship the dolls to Europe because Europe gets them as well? (too small an amount to suffice though). It's great that your friend was willing to get them for you - since not only are the dolls too expensive in Scandinavia, but also I'm foreseeing an European online war in March to get one of the 500 dolls. So glad we're both staying out of that XD I know it took time for the dolls to sell out the last time they were released in Europe, but I think their popularity has gotten bigger since that release and people don't want to miss out again. Like me, who got into the doll collecting like 3-4 weeks ago (just before the pre-order of the March dolls).
 
Ammonite said:


They've advertised them at £60 now! So excited! They had better not charge us £80 on release day like last time!
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Don't even mind paying £80... but damn, I really hope I can get them. Stopping by Disney Store before work as well if online proves unsuccessful (more than likely ugh).
 
There are new child (girls) size shirts of Anna, Elsa, and Olaf at World of Disney in wdw. They are adorable, sorry I wasn't able to take photos yet. Anna is purple with her face, Elsa is blue with her face, and Olaf is pink and says melting for you.
 
hoping the Disney site puts more stuff out. While Disney hasnt seemed to release anything yet in Japan, another toy maker has pre orders for some Olaf stuffed animals
 
This was out for sale today. I wish they would have changed her outfit a bit...

No sign on elsa yet.



 
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I personally think that Anna is the one of the best animators' dolls. And the drawings on this box are amazing.
The only complaint I have about the doll is that her hair isn't braided.

As for Elsa.... What possessed Disney to allow such a creepy face to get made??!!


Also, does this mean that all the merch is going to go back to the disney norm? So are the boxes for the classic dolls going to look similar to the other ones?
 
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