Walt Disney Imagineering Merch

Are you a fan?

This symbol appears spray painted on the "backstage" walls at Disney Hollywood Studio's Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater restaurant.

A Disney-style classic.

Tell the world you have your OWN ideas for theme park rides with the logo of the webseries!

Ready when you are, CB!

A reproduction of the logo of the defunct company created to sell monorails and peoplemovers in the 1970s.

Who doesn't love Imagineer Joe Rohde. Show your kinship to this Disney legend!

Here at the Blue Sky Lounge, we Think, Dream, Believe and Dare to use or Imaginations.

(Yes, X. Atencio is flipping you the bird.)

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This exclusive design is inspired by three Jungle Cruise boat designs that go way back, as early as the early 1950s. Disney artists such as Harper Goff came up with various styles before landing on something pretty close the the bottom boat on this t-shirt.

Part of my new "Paintchips of Disneyland" series... Every week I'll pick a new attraction and find its color pallet and figure out paint chips for them. It's sort of a silly idea, but I've had people who really wanted something like this, so I thought I'd put something together...

Remember looking through the windows into Sea Castle and seeing people seated at tables eating? This icon is a reproduction of the logo printed on each menu in the attraction! nearly impossible to see from the ride, this is the sneakiest, and maybe the coolest, Horizons tribute shirt possible.

When an idea hasn't even REACHED the Blue Sky Phase, it's Beyond Blue Sky!

Before it was home to WED, 1401 Flower Street were the offices of Studio Girl Hollywood, a now-defunct makeup company.

for those of us with endless imagination

Never forget our fallen brother

For those of you with endless imagination

One of the most influential artist in Disney History. A truly unique soul and incredibly talented. He will be missed.

The Big Three

For those of us with endless imagination

Marc Davis, Claude Coats, Blaine Gibson and Yale Gracey were superstars at WED Enterprises in the '60s and '70s.

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

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For those of us with endless imagination

Join the club!

Because who doesn't imagine up park ideas from home?

When you board Pirates in Disneyland, look up.

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What happens to the decommissioned robotics from various theme parks? They become Inanimatronics.

Something very interesting is probably happening back here. But luckily we have a foolproof cloak of invisibility. Never underestimate the power of a hedge on wheels!

Pay homage to some of the creative legends that dreamed up the "happiest place on Earth."

Celebrate your nuptials in Disney style — 1960's Disney style!