Is there anything in WDW for a Wall-E lover?

[slickpoetry]

Disney is missing out--I can't find a thing in any park that touches upon this character. I know my son would much prefer to meet him or go on a themed ride rather than some of the other stuff they have (he hates Stitch, for example).

 

[kayemgi]

My husband also loves Wall-E and we found exactly two Wall-E themed items in all four parks and Downtown Disney. One was a Christmas ornament, found in Once Upon a Toy (that World of Disney shockingly did not carry(!)) and another was on a puzzle with lots of other characters. He was very disappointed! I hope someone will chime in here and tell you that we missed something better somewhere else, but we looked and asked CMs and had very little luck. Nothing ride related in the parks, I'm afraid.

 

[kmb584]

Disney is missing out--I can't find a thing in any park that touches upon this character. I know my son would much prefer to meet him or go on a themed ride rather than some of the other stuff they have (he hates Stitch, for example).

My little one loves Wall-E too but there's nothing in the parks to even hint at his existence.

 

[BebopBaloo]

It would be great to see nods to WALL-E, but alas there just aren't really any right now.

 

[ethanwa]

Ratatouille is my favorite and Disney has NOTHING with Remy in it (besides maybe some very very minor merchandise in Epcot France).

I feel your pain.

 

[JimmyV]

I think the montage at the end of the Great Movie Ride has a clip of Wall-E for a nanosecond. Otherwise, nothing. DHS needs a serious makeover of Pixar Place so that it can feature more than just Toy Story. There are so many Pixar movies and characters that are being ignored and that is really silly. The vast majority of Disney guests today are from the Wall-E, Toy Story, Monsters Inc, Incredibles, Ratatouille, Bolt generation and not the Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Pinocchio, Dumbo generation and Disney is really missing an opportunity here. Just look what a blizzard "Frozen" has created.

 

[surferdave]

Ratatouille is my favorite and Disney has NOTHING with Remy in it (besides maybe some very very minor merchandise in Epcot France).

I feel your pain.

They did have Remy at Chefs de France at Epcot, but I believe he's gone now.

http://www.disunplugged.com/2009/05/04/remy-from-ratatouille-comes-to-chefs-de-france-in-epcot/

I think they should make Anton Ego a fuzzy character that wanders the restaurants, snorting derisively at the servings.

 

[Vivianne]

I agree it's a missed opportunity

I found the small Wall-E & Eva at the store in the Polynesian across from Kona Cafe.

I also bought a larger stuffed Wall-E & at the Character Premier in Orlando Premium Outlets. Of course the merchandise is changing constantly.
My D H bought 2 Gusteaus. You slap his belly and he says things like " Anyone can cook" among other things

I also bought a Remy with wheels. He scurrys around on the floor. at the Mousesurplus which is now closed. Among other Disney items. Keep your eyes open you may find him in unexpected places.

 

[Robo]

No WALL-E.
At DISN-E.
SORR-E.

 

[JimmyV]

No WALL-E.
At DISN-E.
SORR-E.

Not E-ven
in the montag-E
of th-E
Great Movi-E Rid-E ??

 

[Minnie-Mickey]

DD loves walle. There is not much out there esp. At wdw. A few years back we found a walle cake pan but not at the parks.

 

[epcotty]

Only thing I can recall is a video game in Innoventions (Epcot) where you play as the character, but I don't know if that's still there

 

[DNightmare]

They could convert the now defunct Push into Wall-E that would be cute for the little ones.