Jody Daily and Kevin Kidney’s Tiki Room 45th Anniversary merchandise photos
Monday, March 31st, 2008
Disney artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily have been creating incredible collectibles for The Enchanted Tiki Room (and Disneyland in general) for the past couple of years. For the Tiki Room’s 45th Anniversary merchandise event, which will be held in June, they’ve pulled out all the stops again.
Items include:
- Rongo tiki mug (pictured), LE 500, $40.00
- Enchanted Tiki Fountain, LE 600, $150.00
- Enchanted Tiki Babies, 2 styles, LE 500, $20
- Tiki Figurines set #2 (completes 2005 set sold through Disney Stores online), LE 1000, $125
You can see all the merchandise in full color on Kevin’s blog. There’s also lots of other interesting vintage Disneyland artwork in information there too!

















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