Afraid to put any Disney stickers on our trailer.......

[bigdisneydaddy]

With all the shocking price increases lately I am hesitant to put any Disney related stickers on the back of our fifth wheel. I dont want people thinking we are loaded and therefore have nice stuff inside the trailer that they could take. The reality is that we are mostly broke because of our camping habit AND our Disney habit.

(View this post with the highest concentration of sarcasm that you can)

 

[friendofeeyore]

Your are correct. We always saved every month so we could get our Ft. Wilderness fix. It is sad that they have become so greedy. Grease the pockets of the higher management. I don't think the employees are paid a lot.

 

[thanxfornoticin]

I think your fifth wheel is safe with a Donald Duck sticker! I wouldn't go with Scrooge McDuck, however.....!

 

[tiggerdad]

This is why I decorate the outdoor fridge with magnets of places we've been. If the outdoor kitchen is closed up, they have no clue.

Perhaps some vinyl stickers that simulate mold, torn metal or fiberglass, or some other health hazard sign on it might help.

 

[team bradfield]

We put the stickers on our Yeti

 

[garneska]

We put the stickers on our Yeti

It is not nice to put stickers on Yeti. Oh you mean the cooler. Sorry Yeti and Yeti cooler still crack me up. I give credit to bert for picking the name. It was perfect!

 

[PaHunter]

We turn the stickers in to magnets and then can put them on the fridge.

 

[Sjm9911]

This is why I decorate the outdoor fridge with magnets of places we've been. If the outdoor kitchen is closed up, they have no clue.

Perhaps some vinyl stickers that simulate mold, torn metal or fiberglass, or some other health hazard sign on it might help.

Lol, bullet holes or biohazzard would work! Or better yet......

 

[bigdisneydaddy]

We drive through Flint and Saginaw to go "up North" on I-75, no one would notice the bullet holes.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

. . . I dont want people thinking we are loaded and therefore have nice stuff inside the trailer that they could take . . .

1. Buy a piece of thin plexiglass from your home center.
2. Afix stickers, such as WDW, to the plexi.
3. Place the plexi in the camper window when you are there.
4. Remove the plexi when you leave the camper.
5. You & others can see the stickers when you park or drive.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

. . . I dont want people thinking we are loaded and therefore have nice stuff inside the trailer . . .

1. My buddy's neighborhood had break-ins.
2, Each house had cars with Annual Pass stickers.
3. The sheriff told H.O.A. to remove WDW stickers.

 

[bigdisneydaddy]

Conspicuous consumerism is a big tip off.