PHOTOS: New Alien Pizza Planet Vintage Poster Art Now Available via Art on Demand at Disneyland Resort

Iain

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PHOTOS: New Alien Pizza Planet Vintage Poster Art Now Available via Art on Demand at Disneyland Resort

Here’s something you may not know: aliens need a vacation, too! But what we didn’t know until today is that the Toy Story aliens often love to visit the regions just a stone’s throw away on their home planet of pizza. Today at Disney’s California Adventure, we found a new set of posters featuring the aliens amongst their favorite cuisine. What’s even better about the art is that it mimics the advertising style of the mid-20th century, and the posters hung around the galactic pizza parlor in Tomorrowland.

The new posters can be purchased via an Art on Demand kiosk. Let’s take a look at the silly selections.

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First, the aliens travel to the Cheesy Caverns representing the most classic of pizza toppings, mozzarella.

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Then, it’s time for them to load up on carbs at Garlon. In the distance, you can see the garlic bread’s soothing steam.

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This place might make them tear up a bit, so we’re glad they have goggles on. We see the aliens digging in to the layers of fun to be had Nion Red. But we think we humans will pass on buying a ticket to the home of the red onion.

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Now, here’s what we like: a nice, cool dip in Marinara Way. Can you guess what “Otamot” refers to?

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On Pizza Planet, the aliens can dive for “bakkon.” Loving the “seaweed.”

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The beautiful forest features Alpha Broccolius and is a climber’s dream.

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Though olives aren’t for everyone, this guy can’t pass up his opportunity to fly over the Kalamata Crater!

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As the original Pizza Planet, Pepperonia appears to be the more conservative of travel destinations. The classic ship in the background brings aliens back to a simpler time.

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We hear Flavus Tropicus is less popular with the aliens. Pizza mixed with fruit definitely makes this region a unique destination.

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Each of these posters can be printed at Knick’s Knacks. Prices vary based on size, printing process and (optional) framing.

Will you put one of these posters in your kitchen?