Disneyland Maps from Emporium

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    Originally Posted By calgrl2490

    So I bought one of those maps of Disneyland from Emporium for $5 and I wanted to frame it like art but when you buy it, it comes all folded up. Does anyone have one of these maps and what do you do with yours? Do you iron it with a piece of fabric over the map to get the ridges out?
     
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    Originally Posted By calgrl2490

    So I bought one of those maps of Disneyland from Emporium for $5 and I wanted to frame it like art but when you buy it, it comes all folded up. Does anyone have one of these maps and what do you do with yours? Do you iron it with a piece of fabric over the map to get the ridges out?
     
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    Originally Posted By calgrl2490

    Sorry for the double post! I don't know how it did that :(
     
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    Originally Posted By llanatoye

    I went to Michaels and found a poster frame that was the exact size of the map. It looks very cool, and is protected. I have one in my office at work and one at home. The folds don't bother me, I really don't know how you'd get them out.

    I'll take a picture of the one in my office and if it comes out ok, send it through LP Live so you can see what it looks like.
     
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    Originally Posted By calgrl2490

    Oh that would be great!
     
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    Originally Posted By rtrethewey

    I would be too concerned about damaging the map to try ironing it. You'd probably be best off just weighing it down on a flat surface for a few days. If you're seriously considering hanging one on a wall, you might invest in two sheets of 30x40" mat or poster board to sandwich the map while you "press" it. Then you could use those materials when you hang it. Just a thought.
     
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    Originally Posted By DlandDug

    Depending on how much you are willing to pay, consider dry mount or linen mount. These are what professionals do with vintage movie posters, although dry mount detracts from the value.
     
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    Originally Posted By DlandDug

    Also, in the future, check and see if there are rolled maps available. They used to keep them in stock.
     
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    Originally Posted By calgrl2490

    We went all over DL and DCA and they only had the folded up version. I also was interested in seeing if there were different versions of the map but they only had the folded one. I wanted a retro version but I'm satisfied with the one I got. :)
     
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    Originally Posted By FerretAfros

    They used to have rolled ones available as part of the Art on Demand kiosks in the Disney Gallery in New Orleans Square. I haven't checked out the selection since they switched locations (if they even still do it?), but I think they should have something. I would check in the Disney Gallery on Main Street or at the World of Disney in Downtown Disney. I know they had maps during the 50th, but I really haven't checked much since then. I think they would be about $40-50 if they still had them, but they're on really nice sturdy paper.
     
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    Originally Posted By calgrl2490

    Hmmm I'm not sure if I went to the New Orleans gallery so I'll have to check that out. But, ya World of Disney didn't have any, at least the week I was there. I would have definitely paid the $40 so I'll have to be on the lookout
     

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