Dumb Disney DVD questions

DisneyDaniel · 03-15-2006, 02:52 PM

While merchandise at Costco varies from store to store, the place is worth checking out for rotating stock. They seem to care the "tins" only within the first few weeks when new titles for "Disney Treasures" are released. This past weekend (in San Diego County locations), I found and bought the following Disney DVDs:
--Lady and the Tramp
--The Sword in the Stone ($12.99)
--The Rescuers ($12.99)
--The Rescuers Down Under ($12.99)
--The Great Mouse Detective ($12.99)
--The Hunchback of Notre Dame ($12.99)
--The Black Cauldron ($12.99)
--Robin Hood ($18.99)
--Hercules ($18.99)
--Pete's Dragon ($18.99)

They carried many other titles, both Disney animation and live-action movies, too.

03-15-2006, 02:52 PM	#18
DisneyDaniel California Adventurer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: SoCal Posts: 537	While merchandise at Costco varies from store to store, the place is worth checking out for rotating stock. They seem to care the "tins" only within the first few weeks when new titles for "Disney Treasures" are released. This past weekend (in San Diego County locations), I found and bought the following Disney DVDs: --Lady and the Tramp --The Sword in the Stone ($12.99) --The Rescuers ($12.99) --The Rescuers Down Under ($12.99) --The Great Mouse Detective ($12.99) --The Hunchback of Notre Dame ($12.99) --The Black Cauldron ($12.99) --Robin Hood ($18.99) --Hercules ($18.99) --Pete's Dragon ($18.99) They carried many other titles, both Disney animation and live-action movies, too. __________________ Yes, I do LOVE Disney California Adventure. Disneyland is not so bad either ;-)
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