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Wish they had a regular one and not a 50th.
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↩ replying to wdwmagicWonder how long production on plates will take before their shipped out?
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↩ replying to DisneyJayLWouldn’t surprise me if they come out with regular designs after the 50th.
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I'm still surprised by how low the pre-order number are. I would have expected it to be much higher.
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↩ replying to wdwmagicWe have a lot of choices what to hang on our vehicles in FL, for most an AP magnet is enough. Spending extra every year to register the plate is an uphill push.
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↩ replying to mnelson3Plates won't go into production until the minimum 3000 pre-orders is reached. Deadline is February 2023.
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↩ replying to LAKid53Pre orders have been reached
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↩ replying to LAKid53Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary license plate reaches its pre-sale requirement to begin production
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↩ replying to wdwmagicIt's an extra $40 the first year on top of the other tag taxes; $30 every year after that until a new physical plate is required (every 5 years).
Given the glut of speciality tags in Florida, I'm not surprised pre-order sales haven't met expectations. But HSMV has until 2023 to meet the minimum 3,000.
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↩ replying to LAKid53I guess you didn't see the two posts showing that presales HAVE been met
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↩ replying to JoeCamelIt will take a few months for the physical plate to be manufactured - done by P.R.I.D.E. at the Union Correctional Institute.
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↩ replying to LAKid53Why, you think those guys have something better to do?
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↩ replying to JoeCamelNo, I have not. Some had posted a chart showing sales...which were a little over 1000.
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↩ replying to LAKid53Steve posted his article saying the presales have been met, I quoted saying the same, Steve posted a new link to the article in quoting your post and I asked if you had seen those posts.