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Captain Mickey Mouse and Crew Stateroom Door Magnet Set – Disney Cruise Line

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Bring a bit of character to your stateroom door - or to any magnetic metal surface - with Captain Mickey's magnet set. It will help you cling to memories of your Disney Cruise Line vacation.

• 11 character magnets
• Includes Captain Mickey, Cruise Director Minnie, Sailor Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Chip 'n Dale, plus Disney Cruise Line logos
• Screen art on flexible vinyl sheet
• Magnetic backing
• Clings to refrigerator door, metal file cabinet, or any magnetic surface
• Part of the Disney Cruise Line Characters Ahoy Collection
• Vinyl / magnet
• Sheet: 11'' H x 17'' W

Item No. 400021047037

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How To Make Special Disney Cruise Line Door Magnets

August 26 by Janet 20 Comments

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Disney cruise door magnets.

Are you going on a Disney Cruise Line cruise ? The first time we cruised Disney, I noticed that people decorated their cabin doors . I felt a little left out 🙂

Turns out, the cabin doors (except Concierge-level on the Dream and Fantasy) are magnetic. Over the years, the number of people decorating their doors has grown to where more doors are decorated than are not!

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For many cruises now, I have created personalized Mickey head magnets for our door. I also created other magnets and dry erase boards.

Note that Disney will not allow any tape or adhesive stickers or door hangers. You have to use magnets . The inside of the cabins is also magnetic so you can use magnets to hold papers and notes .

Steps To Create a Mickey Head Magnet

Create your magnet in word.

To create your Disney cruise magnet, first, select an image you want inside the Mickey outline. Be careful not to violate any copyrights. Save the image on your computer and remember where you saved it.

Click the Mickey outline below and right-click to save to your computer in the png format it is in.

Open Word to a new document . Click the Insert tab. Click Pictures and locate your character image and select it. You now have a Word document with your image in it.

Expand the image to the size you want to use.

Right-click on the image and select Wrap Text and Behind Text . Save the document.

Open the Insert tab again and click Pictures. Browse to the location where you saved the Mickey head outline and select it . Save the document.

Right-click the Mickey head outline and select Wrap Text and select In Front Of Text .

Resize either or both pictures until you have the Mickey head as you want it. Save the document. I also lowered the Word document zoom so I could see it all on one page.

If you want text on your magnet, click Insert Text Box . I picked Simple Text Box.

Move the text box to the area where you want text. Enter your text . Save the document.

Select the text box and the Format tab. Select Shape Fill and select No Fill .   Save the document.

Select the text and change it to the color you want. Save the document.

Tilt the text box if you want to.

Save the document. You now have a ready to print the document .

Take note that I suggest saving your document a lot. This comes from experience 🙂

Print the document you created. I use card stock because it is heavier. It just makes the magnet a little more stable but regular paper will also work.

Laminate and Cut Your Printed Mickey Head

Use a personal laminating machine or go to an office supply and have the magnet document laminated.

I personally have this  Scotch Thermal Laminating machine.

The machine comes with 20 letter-size sheets, or you can buy a pack . The machine is affordable and you would be surprised how many things need laminating 🙂

After laminating, carefully cut around the Mickey head outline, leaving a little laminating edge.

I usually run the magnet through the laminating machine one more time after cutting to be sure the edges are sealed. I just find this easier – but you can cut the design paper first, laminate and then cut again.

Your door magnet is almost ready !

The Last Preparation Step

The last thing you need to do is attach magnets . I usually get ones like these strong magnets , or you can use adhesive magnetic strips.  The magnet choice is yours, but I will tell you that I see ones on doors that slide down the door from opening and closing, so stronger magnet the better 🙂

You are now ready to start your door display !

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One Of Our Cruise Doors

This is one of our cruise door displays when we took our grandson on a Disney Halloween On The High Seas cruise. I guess I went a little overboard (pun 🙂 ).

Pick your favorite Disney character and make some magnet memories for your Disney cruise!

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August 30 at 11:25 am

How fun! Going on a Disney Cruise is on my bucket list for sure. I love the idea that people decorate their doors!

August 31 at 10:44 am

Disney cruises are our favorite vacations! With or without kids / grandkids 🙂

August 30 at 12:35 pm

This is really cute…also a great idea for the home, too. My mom has a door that is magnetic and something like this would make a great gift.

August 31 at 10:43 am

Thank you! The one in the post is actually a gift for a friend 🙂

August 30 at 1:16 pm

These are really cute!

August 31 at 10:42 am

March 19 at 3:09 pm

We are going on a cruise with my niece. I have made designs and put in a word document. I am going to print on card stock then laminate. What do you recommend using for magnets and attaching to the cut outs/ designs ? Thank you for your time.

March 19 at 3:20 pm

Betty Jean, Disney Cruise is so so much fun! And I’m glad you were able to make door decorations. I have used different types of magnets and they all seem to work pretty well. I have used the kind that come in a roll and you cut them. It just seems that you have to use more of them than you might want to. Then I’ve also bought small round more heavy duty magnets and they work great, usually only need one per decoration. I would love to see what you have created 🙂

March 23 at 12:26 pm

How big did you make the magnet for around the door porthole. I can’t find a size for that anywhere?

March 23 at 7:57 pm

Shelley, I will have to do some checking and will get back to you. 🙂

March 23 at 8:09 pm

Shelley, Thank you for reading my post! The room number porthole is approx 7.5 inches in diameter. Just be sure your design has at least that opening. I would love to see what you make!

September 2 at 12:01 pm

Thank you for the instructions! I’m struggling to save the template as a .png file…it’s only giving me an option to save as a WEBP file, which I’m unfamiliar with and my computer can’t open in Word. Any advice?

September 3 at 7:53 pm

Katie, Thank you for contacting me! Sorry I am a little late replying. I am not sure why it wants to save as a WEBP file – does the same when I try to download it. Try this link Mickey Head . If you still cannot get it, send me your email address and I will send as an attachment. Janet

September 3 at 8:05 pm

Katie, I also have used https://convertio.co/webp-png/ (a free web app) for file conversions. It works great!

September 3 at 12:43 pm

I came across your info through a youtube video I watched that used your design. After following your instructions I created 11 of them for our upcoming family cruise. I LOVE THEM!!!! I saved so much money doing them myself. I can’t thank you enough. I wish I knew how to upload the pictures so I can share them with you.

September 3 at 7:46 pm

Belle, You made my day!! So someone used my idea and created a youtube video? I am much more comfortable writing than being on camera, so good for them! I would love to see your creations. If you could take a picture and send it in an email to [email protected] that would be great! It is great that you saved money making them – that’s my way to go 🙂 When is your cruise? We are going on the Wish at the end of this month. Thank you for your kind comments! Janet

January 24 at 8:40 pm

Hello, I have tried to insert a picture in the Mickey head. I have done a bit in Word and am a bit familiar with it. The Mickey head is opaque and I can’t choose to have no colour inside. Then the picture I want to insert is covered. I have saved as a png, so I don’t think that is the issue. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance Joanne

January 26 at 7:40 pm

Joanne, I am not sure what is happening. Would you send me the picture you are using and let me see if I can get it to work? You can send it to [email protected] . Thanks, Janet

February 3 at 10:33 pm

Thanks so much for the tutorial! I’m so happy with how our magnets turned out and can’t wait for our cruise!!!

February 4 at 7:13 pm

Shannon, My pleasure! I am so glad it was helpful and I know you will love your cruise! Janet

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Disney Dream Cruise | Mickey Mouse Door Magnet FREE PRINTABLE

After visiting the Magic Kingdom and experiencing Pandora for the very first time, we drove straight from Disney World to Port Canaveral to board the Disney Dream Cruise Ship.

This was our first Disney Cruise. We sailed to Nassau, Bahamas and Castaway Cay, Disney’s private island reserved exclusively for Disney Cruise Line guests.

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Our verandah stateroom was spacious and the beds were incredibly comfortable. Every night they leave a different towel sea animal and chocolates on the bed.

The girls bunk beds drop down from the ceiling over the couch. They are opened up each night and put away during the day to save space.

We all rode the AquaDuck, a waterslide that takes you down, around and off the side of the ship. The girls really enjoyed the pools and waterslides on the ship, but snorkeling at Castaway Cay was the best!

I have been on other cruises, but we have never decorated our door. Since we were cruising with Disney, we decided to decorate our door and participate in the Fish Extender gift exchange.

FREE PRINTABLE – CLICK HERE Mickey Mouse Door Magnet

• I printed each piece on cardstock and used contact paper to ‘laminate’ them, and then placed self adhesive magnets on the back to stick on the door.
• Each piece needs to be printed separately so it is large enough for your stateroom door.
• You can print these on magnetic paper, or you can print them on cardstock and laminate them.
• Use magnets only, Disney does not allow any kind of adhesives or stickers on their doors.
• I added a 7.5 inch diameter circle for reference when you print the ears. This is the diameter of the stateroom door number/porthole for all Disney ships.

If you are preparing for a Disney Cruise, don’t forget your pirate gear for Pirate Night. The deck party is fun and the fireworks are amazing!

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27 Comments on Disney Dream Cruise | Mickey Mouse Door Magnet FREE PRINTABLE

That is super cute! I need to do this the next time we head out on a Disney cruise. I love this so much!

We absolutely LOVE cruising with Disney. We have a placeholder right now and I’m itching to book another cruise! Thanks for the cute magnet printable!

Thanks for the printable! WOW that ship is HUGEEEEE!! It looks like you all had the time of your lives! The gift exchange thing is so cool! I did not know this happened!

Completely and totally jelly right now! This is my dream lol to go on the Disney Dream Cruise one day!

I’ve been on a cruise (not a Disney Cruise) and it was one of the best vacations I’ve ever been on. I’ve heard that Disney Cruises are truly magical experiences. I really want to go on one!

I went on a cruise for the first time four years ago. I wouldn’t mind going on another one, especially a Disney Cruise!

I bet y’all had fun! We’ve never been on a cruise and I think if we’ll ever take one, it would be the Disney Dream Cruise. 🙂 That printable is cute. Thanks1

I have always wanted to go on a Disney cruise. I would love to be able to take my family. We’ve never been on any cruise before. That Mickey printable is so cute too!

The magnet is adorable, but can we talk about that dress?! That is the PERFECT Disney outfit!!

Haha, thank you! I was Disney bounding on the first day of our cruise! I got that awesome dress on Amazon!

Do you have a link to the dress? Soo cute! Thanks.

Our family has enjoyed first the Disney Wonder and then the Disney Dream both at Christmas. They were amazing, magical, memorable and oh! So expensive! But worth its every thousands of dollars spent! Our kids will always remember. They are now teens and looking forward to our next cruise soon on the Disneys newest ship in a few years. Thanks for the printable from Canada!

Thank you so much! I’ve been searching high and low for a free template or at the very least the dimensions of the hole in order to print.

Thank you so much for the door magnet! Sharing it is very generous! I have nearly came to my wits end looking for something that I did not have to purchase.

Where did you make the one with your name on it? at the bottom of door??

I bought that one on Etsy!

Thank you so much for the free download! Can’t wait to put on my ship door in a couple months!!!

Thank you for the printable, I’m so excited, our first cruise ever!

Great idea with the stateroom door decoration! The Mickey is adorable. Is there a Minnie Mouse one as well?

I love your Fish Extender – can you let me know where you got it or how to make it?

Thank you so very much for providing the free printables! I do have a question… You say that each of these must be printed separately – does that mean that each ear and each hand must be printed separately, too, or do I print those on 1 page? I am super excited to get started on these for our cruise in August!!

Thanks for sharing the templates for Mickey. Printing out the ears must take a LOT of ink!

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We kept hearing even before we left that Disney does cruises the best.  As I researched more into this, I learned that it wasn’t just because of the top notch service and accommodations, but also because of the interaction encouraged between guests!  Of those, there are parties to attend, mixers, classes to take and fun Disney cruise door decorations and fish extenders in the ships dorm areas!  The doors on the Disney ships are magnetic and people purchase or make their own Disney cruise door magnets to put on the outside of their door.  For us I loved the idea of using Disney cruise door decorations as a way for our kids to easily locate our room and participating in the fun!  In our hallway nearly every single door was decorated and many people purchased some very pretty magnets from ETSY stores.  However, there were a ton of other people who made their own using Disney printables, using a pretty similar process as we did!

Get the Free Disney Cruise Door Magnets Printable

I was hoping to make our door interactive for folks to create their own combinations of characters or just dress up the Mickey Mouse head however they would like!  It was the Halloween cruise so a Frankenstein type character creations would be a really fun Disney cruise door decorations.  First I created the files in Silhouette studio by finding images on Google, tracing them and making files.  I had to do some creative work here and figured that I would save you the effort and offer the SVG, PDF, and JPEG files for you to download.  Just click here or on the photo below to access the files!

You can see how nice they printed out below.  After I printed them out I decided to cut them out by hand.  If you have a silhouette, you can also trace and cut them out that way, but I forgot to use the print marks so I just cut them myself.  It really only took about 10 minutes, so that wasn’t a big deal.

Now Get to Work on your Disney Printables

Once they were all cut out, I laminated them.  With my laminator , I had to cut them out prior to laminating because the lamination seals around the paper and not on the paper.  Depending on how your laminator works you may only have to cut them out once.

After the Disney Cruise door magnets were laminated, I had to re-cut them out by hand, this actually went much quicker because it didn’t have to be perfect and the lamination was clear so if I didn’t have my corners perfect, you really couldn’t tell!

We did end up having to add extra magnet pieces to each of the magnets because we were one of the ONLY doors on the entire ship that had been demagnetized!  We didn’t realize this until after we added more magnets and it still didn’t work.  Totally threw off the fun idea of “Frankensteining” the Mickey Mouses! I will tell you that the magnets stuck just fine to other doors before we added more magnets and then they stuck even better, it was just our door that was not magnetic!

Luckily our awesome neighbors had painters tape and came in and saved the day helping ensure our Disney cruise door magnets stayed attached!  We were able to stick our little guys up and although people couldn’t move them around and play with them, they still looked very cute!  I wish the lighting wasn’t so hard, but you get the gist!  If you are interested in purchasing any of the supplies to make your own, you can shop my links below!

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Lin Karpiscak

Thursday 15th of August 2019

I didn't think the doors were magnetic, just steel. Were you perhaps in concierge? Thos doors have wood panels over the steer making it harder for the magnets to stick, and those flexible magnet strips/sheets are very weak magnets. We're going on our first Disney cruise in February on the Fantasy. I'm planning to add strong earth magnets to overcome the distance from magnet to steel door. Thanks so much for sharing your printables!

Sunday 18th of August 2019

Hi! Not in concierge, We were on Deck 2 and all the doors around us were magnetic, just unfortunately not ours. We tried our magnets on everyone else's doors with those magnet strips and they worked great :) Our door just failed lol.!

Tuesday 23rd of April 2019

Hi, I love the magnets and will be making them soon, thanks! Do you also have an article on how you made your fish extender in the picture? Thanks.

Sunday 28th of April 2019

I am going to send you an email. Have a great day!

Monday 22nd of April 2019

Hi Laura, Your magnets are great! I will definitely make them before my cruise. Do you also have a webpage on how you made your fish extender that is shown in the picture? It looks fantastic and I wanted to try to make that also, thanks.

I have not actually written that post yet. It is in my drafts waiting to be published. However, basic instructions are that I purchased this (https://amzn.to/2W5KOmQ) and then I purchased fabric and ribbon to cover the front of the pockets using hot glue. Before I affixed anything, I used heat transfer vinyl to cut out our names and the mickey and minnie heads and then ironed those onto the grey fabric, then used hot glue to attach the grey fabric to the pocket organizer, then I used the ribbon to finish off the edges. Thanks!

Wednesday 17th of April 2019

These are adorable. Thanks for sharing.

Sunday 21st of April 2019

awe! Thanks for commenting!

Joanna Haines

Tuesday 6th of November 2018

When I click on the picture or choose "click here" I get taken to google drive and a blank screen. Is there another way to get these printables? They are too cute!

That is odd, sometimes clearing your cache gets that to work. If you would, please email me at [email protected] and I can send you the file.

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Decorating Your Stateroom Door with Custom Magnets

If you have ever been on a Disney Cruise you will most likely remember seeing door decorations.  If not, then you will be in for a surprise when walking the hallways.  Some stateroom doors are fully covered, while other just have a Disney Vacation Club Welcome Home magnet.  All the stateroom doors on the ships are metal except for the concierge rooms on the Dream & Fantasy which have a beautiful wood laminate.  The white stateroom doors make a perfect canvas to display your custom door magnets.

There are many ways to create door magnets, of course there’s always my way .   (See that, It’s October so I stuck in a Haunted Mansion reference!)  When I first started making door magnets I looked at a handful of options including magnetic inkjet paper , but I was not happy with the end results.  If you looked over any of my cruise photos , you already know I prefer vibrant images.  After trying a few different methods I found a method that worked, and best of all it is quite cheap.

Step 1: Creating A Graphic

The first step is coming up with a design.  First, determine how large of  a magnet you want to have on your door.  I try to keep to an 8×10, 5×7, or a 4×6 canvas size, as it makes for easier printing. However, the final graphic and be any size, such as this wine bottle graphic.

For each cruise we create one large magnet on an 8 inch by 10 inch canvas.  Sometimes the design is based on a theme like Halloween, or Valentines Day. Other times, as was the case of the Little Mermaid magnet, it was a request from my daughter.

We also have bumper sticker sized magnets with each of our names featuring some of our favorite Disney characters.

To make the individual magnets with each of our names I found a bold font that I liked and collected clip art of our favorite characters. Using Photoshop I placed the characters and applied the necessary masking.

It is completely up to you, if you want to personalize the graphics with your name.  I’ve found that unpersonalized magnets have the tendency to grow legs, and disappear.  For  example, we’ve had some of the small Pascal magnets disappear.

So, what if you are not the artistic type?  Check out some of the Disney online fan sites/forums.  There are a few great designers that have a catalog of design templates available, and will be happy to customize them just for you, FREE of charge (see rules below) .

Step 2: Printing Your Door Magnet Design

This is the easiest part of the process, printing your graphic.  Just treat your graphic like a digital photograph you want to get printed, and upload or take the file to to your local one hour photo center.  I always select glossy prints, even though they are susceptible to fingerprints.  The photo lab will print your image/graphic just as they would any other photograph. (note: while I’ve never had an issue printing, but you may encounter a shop that will not print Disney graphics. Just go to another location.)

Step 3: Printed Graphic to Finished Door Magnet

This entire process came about one day when I found a roll of Magnetic Adhesive Sheets at the craft store.  I buy the the larger 1’x2′ rolls, but they also come in smaller sizes.  You can usually purchase a roll for less than $10 at Michaels with a for a 40% off coupon often offered in the weekly  Michaels online ad .

Start by unrolling the magnetic sheet to flatten it out. You might need to reverse roll it to get it to lay flat or put a book on it for a few minutes.  Then, peel back just enough of the protective sheet on the magnetic paper and place your first picture.

At this point I put a sheet of paper on top of the printed photo to protect the image, and used a rolling pin to get out any air bubbles and make sure there was good adhesion. Similar to the way a roller is used when laminate counter-tops are installed.

The last step is to trim your graphic from the magnetic sheet.  An Exacto knife works great for this job as the magnetic sheets are quite easy to cut in fact they can easily tear so be careful.

#1 DO NOT use tape, or any other adhesive on the stateroom door. (Click here to read about the policy change April 2013) The most updated policy can be found on Disney Cruise LIne’s website here and I would also recommend cross referencing the prohibited items list if you are planning to go above and beyond a simple door magnet.

#2 DO NOT use tape, or any other adhesive on the stateroom door. Yes, I repeated this rule.  Do not do it, widespread use of tape could lead to a ban on all door decorations.  That would not be cool.

#3 DO NOT pay for design work that use any Disney related graphics!!!!  The only exception is buying officially licensed graphics, such as a scrapbook page or even the door magnets DCL is selling in the gift shops.

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Last year we stayed in a Concierge room on the Fantasy. We made magnets for the door which stuck to the metal door in our garage just fine but didn’t stick to the wood laminate door on the ship. I had read that they DO work on those doors but none of the ones that we made or bought would stay on the door 🙁

Magnets don’t stick to wood. Ever.

If the magnet is strong enough it will work as the doors are still steel beneath the laminate.

Maybe because it was a “concierge” room the door being wood/wood laminate was probably the problem because we’ve stayed on The Dream & The Fantasy both on deck 7 and had no trouble with our magnets staying on.

I read somewhere that the magnets had to be really strong to stay on the doors. I bought the magnetic laser paper at Hobby Lobby that has a magnetic strength of 1 which sticks to my fridge just fine but I am worried they won’t stick to our ship door. I ended up going and buying additional magnets with a stronger strength just in case I have to hold them up another way. Hopefully one of those will work out. I hope I didn’t just waste a bunch of money for nothing! Does anyone have any input on this? Thank you!

Tammy, we have never had an issue with magnets sticking to the stateroom doors. The only issue would be if you are staying in concierge on the Dream & Fantasy as those doors have a wood veneer over the steel door.

Thanks, Scott! We are going on the Magic so hopefully we will be fine.

Hi I am computer illiterate and came across this blog in hopes of finding a magnet making tutorial using graphics already created, please help!!

You’ll need sheet magnet. We have white magnet and self adhesive magnet.

I printed my graphic on photo paper then encased it in clear plastic with my heat sealing machine (Hobby Lobby). I then cut the peel and stick sheet magnet to fit my graphic. It holds on the door with no problem.

We used the magnetic computer paper from Office Depot to make magnets for our door. Sadly, most of them slid down (not magnetic enough) and those that didn’t slide would fall off every time we shut the door. 🙁 Our plan is to re-use them next time but add stronger magnets. We will first add felt to the magnets though, so they don’t scratch up the door.

FYI – Inkjet magnetic paper (Avery or other brands) work nicely on non-concierge staterooms in the Dream and Fantasy, however, they don’t work as well in the older ships (Magic and Fantasy) due to the additional coats of paint. I have a feeling that folks will have more problems on the Magic after the dry dock as I’m sure all the doors will have another fresh coat of paint.

Fantasy? That isn’t an older ship. Did you mean to say Wonder?

Scott, what fond did you use for the individual names, and how close did you change the leading?

Have you ever used Neodymium Magnets, or know anyone who has?

I have not use them however I’ve seen them used. Just have to make sure they don’t slide and scratch the paint.

Does the roll of magnets thin strips work on the disney fantasy door!

Magnet strips will, as long as you have a large enough strip to hold up the item on the door so it will not slide down or pop off when the door closes.

Use a whole back sheet magnet. 20 mil thick should do.

I use full sheet as graphics sometimes curl. With the full sheet covering the back of your graphic it sticks well and lies flat. No worries of did-I-put-enough-strips-on, they work beautifully.

Hi Scott – How can I contact the owner of the “Door-Magnet-Reimagined-Magic-October-2013” as I would like to have it updated for a January 2015 cruise, if possible. Thank you.

The original design for this door magnet was a print by Don “Ducky” Williams. I modified the base image to create the custom door magnet.

Scott, would happen to have a template of the Disney Dream door? We will be taking a cruise the end of August. I recall from an earlier cruise that the security peep hole is below the large porthole cabin number. I’ve made a Donald Duck magnet; the sailor hat above and his duckbill below. I need to cut a circle so the bill fits around the peephole and need placement template.

Sorry, I do not have a door template.

Do you know where can I find the ship logo font (Dream, Fantasy, Magic, Wonder)? Thanks!

I would like the the ship logo as well….. Wonder

Graphics for all lovers Disney….Facebook page. They have thousands of graphics

What name is the facebook page please

Hello, I am interested in making some magnets for my door. Can anyone tell me what program they use to do this. Also what tidbits of info do I need to know to make this a success for me. Thanks Charles

I use Photoshop, but there are many different and even free applications that you can get to create designs.

Have you used any of the free apps or know anything about any of them

I have not, but I didn’t not want to suggest buying/subscribing to Photoshop just to design one door magnet graphic.

how big are the holes where the numbers are, if you want to add ears to turn it into a mickey head?

hi Scott what size should the magnets be? For example the one that says Mickey head you have with the horse above is that an 8×10? thanks

The Mickey head with the Headless Horseman started out as an 8×10 and was cut to the shape.

Sadly I don’t have knowledge of Photoshop or have a printer in decent condition. It can print out a grocery list and that’s it.

Where would you suggest I buy a magnet package? I’d love to get a Christmas one. We’ll be on the Merry Christmas cruise in early Dec. ’15.

Any help is really appreciated!

What types of magnets do you recommend? I have seen all sorts of recommendations and concerns over the different options. I thought I still had a whole roll of magnetic tape in my office, but can’t find it. So, I have to buy something and don’t want to spend a fortune. BUT, don’t want them falling off the door.

John, I am still a big fan of the magnetic sheets mentioned in the article. Finding Michaels coupons are your best bet.

Just wondering for anyone that has sailed on the Wonder recently; have you had any prob;ems with the sheet magnets sticking?

What do they mean by Disney graphics not being used?

Scott – Would you consider making a headless horseman magnet for a “donation” wink wink? If you are interested, please let me know!

No, but if you send me an email on what you need I will do it for free.

I would love for someone to make me some peronsalized Halloween deco for our cruise next September 2017. I’m happy to print them and laminate but I’m kinda not to savvy on the photoshop and creating images etc. 😍😩

What is the diameter of the inside circle of the porthole on the stateroom door?

Is there someone who can make the rectangular name template for me please? Thanks!

Thankyou to everyone on here. Shame that I had to cancel our Disney Halloween cruise for 2021 (first cruise ever), but we will go in 2022 or 23 and this has answered all my questions about magnets for our door. Very helpful.

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