Trader Sam's-Disneyland is coming out with their own mugs - General Tiki

A AceExplorer Grand Member (8 years) Deep in the Jacksonville Flori-duh jungle. Joined: Apr 03, 2008 Posts: 2564	A AceExplorer Posted posted on Mon, Apr 30, 2012 11:43 AM Yer welcome! And the next time you're in Trader Sams, see if you can find the Miehana mug that's been carefully placed so as to blend into the decor. That mug may still be the record holder for the most expensive Miehana mug ever purchased on eBay. Kevin told me that nobody had a Miehana mug they were willing to donate to Trader Sams, so Disney waited for one to appear on eBay. Prior to Disney's purchase, I held the high-dollar record. I'm still not sure I'm proud of that, but I had to have one for my collection, so it is what it is... Another bit of trivia: Kevin and Jody also built the "ship in a bottle" in Trader Sams. It's a replica of the "Wicked Wench" pirate ship which is found in Disneyland's "Pirates of the Caribbean" attraction. It was inspired by the famous ship-in-a-bottle which graced the back wall of the bar in the old Library of the now-extinct and famous "Adventurers Club" on Pleasure Island. I miss the Club... Kungaloosh!

Yer welcome! And the next time you're in Trader Sams, see if you can find the Miehana mug that's been carefully placed so as to blend into the decor. That mug may still be the record holder for the most expensive Miehana mug ever purchased on eBay. Kevin told me that nobody had a Miehana mug they were willing to donate to Trader Sams, so Disney waited for one to appear on eBay. Prior to Disney's purchase, I held the high-dollar record. I'm still not sure I'm proud of that, but I had to have one for my collection, so it is what it is...

Another bit of trivia: Kevin and Jody also built the "ship in a bottle" in Trader Sams. It's a replica of the "Wicked Wench" pirate ship which is found in Disneyland's "Pirates of the Caribbean" attraction. It was inspired by the famous ship-in-a-bottle which graced the back wall of the bar in the old Library of the now-extinct and famous "Adventurers Club" on Pleasure Island. I miss the Club...

Kungaloosh!

Post #634415 by AceExplorer on Mon, Apr 30, 2012 11:43 AM