A really neat new 6 pack of pens has been spotted at M. Mouse Mercantile at The Grand Floridian. The pens feature fake businesses based off of Magic Kingdom and Disneyland Park attractions! While these look like pretty plain pens you might get for free by dropping into a local business office, you’ll see the fun references upon closer inspection.
The set retails for $14.99 and are expected to be released at many stores around both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort soon!
Among the attractions referenced are Big Thunder Mountain Railroad…
Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room…
The Jungle Cruise…
The Haunted Mansion (they misspelled “psychic”), The TTA Peoplemover, and…
Pirates of the Caribbean!
This is such a creative and unique set that Disney Parks fans are going to love! Which fake company is your favorite in the set (or maybe one that you wish was real)?
That’s a bad misspelling. :)
I think HM was supposed to be Physical Medium – not psychic.
Did no one proof them?
I agree with you, Toni-Lynn. Consider this passage from the Wikipedia page on Mediumship:
“Physical mediumship is defined as manipulation of energies and energy systems by spirits. This type of mediumship is claimed to involve perceptible manifestations, such as loud raps and noises, voices, materialized objects, apports, materialized spirit bodies, or body parts such as hands, legs and feet. The medium is used as a source of power for such spirit manifestations. By some accounts, this was achieved by using the energy or ectoplasm released by a medium, see spirit photography. The last physical medium to be tested by a committee from Scientific American was Mina Crandon in 1924.
Most physical mediumship is presented in a darkened or dimly lit room. Most physical mediums make use of a traditional array of tools and appurtenances, including spirit trumpets, spirit cabinets, and levitation tables.” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediumship#Physical_mediumship)
Seems to be a perfect descriptor.
Considering every other Madame Leota item has had psychic and not physic, I’d be intrigued to know if it is an error or intentional.
“Physic” relates to medicine. In this case it is spelled correctly.
A fortune teller isn’t performing medicine.
Made in China was spelled correctly