Question about Popcorn Buckets

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    Originally Posted By csgoofygirl

    I was at Disneyland in March and then again last week. In March we bought a "Celebrate Imagination" popcorn bucket and last week I got a "Celebrate Friendship" popcorn bucket. I make a lot of cookies and they are perfect as a cookie jar. Does anybody know how often they change kinds of buckets that are available?

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    Originally Posted By DlandDug

    They've been changing them rather, ah, quickly this year. It seems that there has been an unexpected run on popcorn in the souvenir buckets this Spring, so they are pulling out buckets that were supposed to be in use later in the year.

    Keep an eye on sites that sell park souvenirs to see what else has come out at Disneyland. Sorry I can't be more definite.
     
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    Originally Posted By csgoofygirl

    Thanks for the info. My son lives out there and goes to the park a lot. So he is looking for me too.
     
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    Originally Posted By SIR at X-S Tech

    So far there have been 3 new buckets that have come out this year. The first to be released had no tagline and was a montage of Disneyland-only attractions (as opposed to the others which are intended for both WDW and DL). This bucket is actually intended to be used thorughout the year whenever supplies run low of whichever "Celebration" branded bucket. It's harder to find, therefore, but it does show up once in a while. The "Celebrate Imagination" one is Tomorrowland themed and I believe no longer available. It was only intended to be used up through the beginning of summer I believe but did sell through really quick, which meant that the Celebrate Friendship Adventureland themed bucket was brought out way earlier than intended. A summer bucket is being rushed and should show up soon. There should be at least 2 more designs (Fall and Winter) plus perhaps the annual Haunted Mansion Holiday. This doesn't include anything different that DCA may have.
     
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    Originally Posted By SleepingBeauty82

    That's a genius idea, using them as cookie jars! We have a couple Halloween ones I bring out in October and put candy in. We have a Pirates of the Caribbean one we keep straws in in the kitchen. That was as creative as I got.
     
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    Originally Posted By dlkozy

    I had no idea that others saved the buckets. I have always thrown ours away when it was empty!
     
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    Originally Posted By SleepingBeauty82

    I think they're talking about the collectable plastic souvenier buckets. Not the cardboard ones they also sell at the stands.

    I never got why people would pay extra for the plastic bucket (and not that much more popcorn) and throw them away. Someone did that in one of the shallow bins on the Mark Twain once and I dug it out and took it home. Hey, it was a Halloween one I didn't have!
     
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    Originally Posted By dlkozy

    ^^^Yes, that is what I meant by buckets too-the plastic ones.

    I don't consider the paper ones either buckets or something someone would want to keep-but then maybe some people would keep the cardboard ones too-ya never know! ;0)
     
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    Originally Posted By amazedncal2

    I have several of the buckets and they are just stacked up waiting for me to think of something to do with them :) Thanks for the ideas! I especially like the holiday ones :)
     
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    Originally Posted By lovethegoof

    I keep all my loose change in a DL popcorn bucket. When it gets close to vacation time I take the change to the bank, get bills, and use the money on my trip to DL.
     
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    Originally Posted By dlkozy

    That's a GREAT use!
     
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    Originally Posted By raer

    My kids love to eat popcorn in them at home.
     
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    Originally Posted By DlandDug

    We use Disneyland popcorn buckets in our garage to, uh, uh, uh...

    We just have a lot of them in our garage.
     
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    Originally Posted By fadedjeans

    Are these a new thing? I can't remember seeing them. Where are they sold?
     
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    Originally Posted By amazedncal2

    They are sold at all the popcorn carts. There are 2 sizes, one comes in a cardboard carton and the other in a plastic bucket.
     
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    Originally Posted By HTHgal12

    I just got rid of all my popcorn buckets because I couldn't think of anything to do with them! Now I am sad! These are great ideas!
     
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    Originally Posted By iluvdisneyland

    "Are these a new thing? I can't remember seeing them. Where are they sold?"

    Hi, fadedjeans!

    We've been selling them for years at all of the popcorn locations. I believe current porices are $3.50 for the "Disney Scoop" size (cardboard box) and $5.50 for the souvenir bucket size. The buckets are changed out quite regularly, depending on the current promotion or celebration.
     
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    Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan

    >>We use Disneyland popcorn buckets in our garage to, uh, uh, uh...<<

    Hmmmm. Why do I feel the need to alert local authorities???
     
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    Originally Posted By Pixarpixie

    My husband stores his golf balls in our buckets.
     
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    Originally Posted By fadedjeans

    Thanks iluvdisneyland. I will definitely get some when I visit in October :)
     

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