Creepy Old Crypt #16: Orange and Green Guns (Disneyland Souvenirs)

In the latest episode of Creepy Old Crypt, the show where we dust off old weird Disneyland stuff and talk about it... we discuss all the crap we bought at the park, both back then and recently.

[@rotmirerob]

this is one of my favorite series on youtube. i could listen to you two talk about a talking trash can for an hour.

[@ryans3420]

The worst souvenir I ever got at Disney was a Native American drum at the WIilderness Lodge at WDW. When I ripped the covering, I found out the that the drum was a used, old paint can.

[@roccobotte]

Ryan S HAHAHAHA WHAT

[@ryans3420]

Rocco Botte yeah, it was really gnarly with old paint on it.

[@Rades99]

Can I smoke here?

[@roccobotte]

NO

[@yanipheonu]

Rocco, I only started watching these recently. It's now one of my favourite KZbin shows.

[@thrice1888]

When I was a kid I never asked my parents for anything but in Disneyworld there was a Toy Story store and I got a super detailed, fully articulated Buzz Lightyear. I was so awesome!

[@TIGERDRIVER]

How about Sleepy Old Crypt and you guys stay overnight in Disney

[@nowais]

How about Leaky Old Crypt and its about MY ASS

[@KevinScottFries]

Sneaky Old Crypt (backstage special)

[@burninator14]

Peepee Old Crypt and it's entirely at those urinals that whole Hawaiian family pissed at with their pants all the way down

[@DaRealCheeseboy]

“Stinky Old Crypt”. They sit in different stalls next to each other in the bathroom.

[@butterfingersman]

my favorite piece of disneyland merch i had was a super wonky beanie of yoda wearing a mickey hat. it was knitted with little cardboard cutouts in the mickey ears to make them stand up, and fully knitted yoda ears stuck out a little bit lower. the eyes were way too far apart and it had "yoda" in fancy cursive script on the back for whatever reason. the absurdity of it, the extremely spaced apart eyes when stretched over your head, and the fact that they were just stupid enough made me and my friend want them super bad, and we had an obsession with pulling yoda's eyes over our own for pictures. we pulled the beanie over our eyes in many ride pictures, but the best was when he pulled it over his eyes and got selected in star tours, it felt like our stupid yoda joke finally made it bigtime and i was crying laughing

[@gobshmack]

"Um, anyway. Um... yeah so, uh so yeah the-the-the." - Rocco Botte, 2018

[@metaleggman18]

Most of the popcorn buckets sell simply because people buy them to sell online. It's honestly just an issue of supply and demand; Disney is both playing games and being stupid. Those things should be ridiculously plentiful because they're typical not that crazy or quality. They're not bad, and I have a ton. Hell, I even imported the unit 1 popcorn bucket from Japan (universal, I know, but I guess explaining the type of person) as well as the stitch popcorn bucket. Disney is like any company I guess, when they have gold, they fuck it up, probably because some executive says no lol

[@Hwood88]

When I was really little I got a plastic hook hand from the pirates gift shop and then we went on the ride and I dropped it in the water. I was really upset and my parents got me another one and then I think we left it in the hotel or something because I didn't really like it that much. Also I chewed on it.

[@Chook181]

16:00 Wouldn't be Disney without racism!

[@VexingVelocity]

I really like the hats and popcorn buckets at Disney Japan. They have such ridiculous and over the top stuff and I love it. And I'm really jealous of how many cool cups that you guys get in Anaheim that are exclusive. I want that goofy ass Infinity Gauntlet sipper cup so bad.

[@AssassinWalrus2]

Great podcast as always guys. I absolutely love these.

[@tastyslopsicle2162]

I dig Rocco as John Candy 2

[@ProtoPunk]

Yo Rocco when you gonna get Brandon Jones, founder of Game Trailers and currently founder of Easy Allies on? He's a Disney nut, and said he'd do it.

[@panziei]

Those plastic pirate cutlass swords with sheaths were always my favorite from Disneyland. I used to play with it for months and months until it finally broke and I wanted nothing more than on the next trip to buy another sword.

[@RandomAssaultPodcast]

I'm the same way, I love merch that looks more like a prop or from that world than branded stuff - you know how much I would pay for the merch that was in Jurassic Park instead of the stuff we actually got?

[@GannJerrod]

I got the AT-AT popcorn bucket, it’s fully articulated so I considered it a toy that came with free popcorn.

[@coasterfreakawesome]

To this day, I'm obsessed with attraction specific merchandise, especially subtle things. I have a personal collection of attraction posters and different signs and figures depicting scenes from different attractions. My favorite shirt is one they released through their now defunct clothing line 28 & Main about 3 to 4 years ago for the Matterhorn Summit Expedition Team. I still look out for cool stuff like that.

[@hotelmario99]

as a kid I got one of those huge Buzz Lightyear plushes and lost it, then bawled my eyes out until my parents bought another one lol

[@gvulture1277]

I’d love to see Brandon Jones on here, thanks for the video Rocco and Kevin ❤️

[@TheSuperWookie]

44:27 They use that RF technology at Sanrio Puroland in Japan! My little sister bought a light up wand and it synced with the parade lightshow. It was insanely cool, I had no idea Disney used to do this.

[@TheRealBobbyMC]

I’m the first guy to be pumped about Hook getting the respect it deserves, but holy balls. That movie’s sets stand out on DVD, 4K could look horrendous if they aren’t careful.

[@deadlyspooky]

Oh hell yeah

[@dagyadg]

Don't know if anyone else wanted this, but there was a monorail kit they sold on main Street that I always wanted as a kid

[@ilgonlineandy]

I had this thick plastic Goofy hat that was so ugly and I felt so dumb wearing it outside of Disneyland.

[@TaKevinT]

I aim for cool figures or small collectibles if I like it I might buy it. Mostly Star Wars/ Tomorrowland stuff peaks my interests. I also enjoy prop stuff or in-universe merch too. Kudos for this vid btw!

[@rodakscreens]

I am incredibly supportive of the use of Music to Buy Toasters By at the beginning of this episode and yes I own the album that song is from

[@roccobotte]

I was hoping someone would appreciate it!

[@rodakscreens]

Creepy Old Crypt is my absolute favorite series that you guys as a collective Mega64 have ever done, solely because my entire childhood was spent fawning over the Disney parks. When I found out that one of the best surrealist comedians online is into the same realm of interest as I am really made me smile. Keep on kicking ass, Rocco

[@OldShaman]

Why am I not getting these videos in my sub box?? even with the bell icon? Stupid algorithm...

[@WaLterNO]

Great episode. Is their something that you would like them to sell in the future?

[@KKaptain95]

my heart sank when I finally got to go back to disneyland this labor day weekend and D street was totally gone. I collected vinylmations feverishly since the beginning, its a shame park starz never evolved past a few series.

[@roccobotte]

KKaptain95 To be fair, Wonderground Gallery has kinda become the new D Street. It’s not bad.

[@KKaptain95]

really?! I recently moved to the West Coast so Downtown Disney is kinda new to me! I'll definitely check it out next time I go.

[@bellyit]

my uncle works at disnet land and he says they use to sell "she wants the d shirts

[@ProgSnob14]

I bought a 3 car race track with kind of an old time feel to it. It was around 2005 I think.

[@Rych3rInLyf3]

Souvenirs. Anything space mountain or tomorrowland related, especially if its retro.

[@clevelandbrown5709]

Rocco you look great dude

[@redrik009]

The Japanese have super realistic airsoft and toy guns because there are so few real guns over there. Most people default to assuming it's a toy than real.

[@flamefinger77]

28:10 rocco thought it was kinda cool

[@SFinerFACE]

My Partner and I went to Disney recently and we bought a bulk of pins off ebay real cheap just to trade in the park. We had a great time just chatting with employees and trading for pins we liked! And we didn't end up buying any new ones! It was perfect.