Arden is kind of a Frozen fanatic. She has seen the movie twice, listens to "Let It Go" about 2,369 times a day, and has decided that for her birthday in a month, she wants a "Frozen" party.
She is a Frozen addict.
I agreed to the Frozen party, not knowing that every other little girl between the ages of 2 and 12 must be having the same idea. The shelves are picked clean. Heck, the INTERNET is picked clean. There are a bunch of little girls all strung out on the Frozen, and not a Frozen party plate to be found anywhere!
Arden mentioned she wanted an Elsa costume that she saw at the Disney Store. It is gone. Disneystore.com? Gone. Oh, don't worry, they are on eBay. For $150! What?? It is the same story for nearly every Elsa doll, shirt, whatever.
First, they get us hooked. Frozen! It is beautiful and magical! We want dolls and costumes and clothes and anything else you will sell us!
What do you MEAN that there aren't any more Elsa dolls at any Target within 30 miles?
$24.99 for EIGHT party invitations? You CAN'T be serious.
But we love the Frozen! We have to have the Fro-o-o-zen!
Disney - NOW HEAR THIS! You can't get us hooked and then not give us a (reasonably priced) outlet for our obsession. YOU WILL SHIP MORE MERCHANDISE!
Hopefully the supply and demand problems can get resolved sometime during February, or it is going to be a lame party with hand-drawn Olafs on paper plates.
Disney, don't let that happen.
1 comment:
You did not just utilize FROZEN fotos - see what I did there with the alliteration - to illustrate your feelings in this blog post?!
Chrystie - Upper Escheloms of Radness
Amber - Aspiring Higher
HA HA HA!
OH, and good luck. :)
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