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Topic: Petition for more Disney Stores

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1	MaidMarian21 Thu 6/19/2008 12:42p	For those of you that live in a place where there is no Disney Store or the closes one is hours away, I know how you feel. I think that Disney (since they own them again) should open more Disney Stores nationwide, especially in the more popular and populated cities, like Seattle and Colorado Springs. The only two Disney Stores in Colorado are in Denver...LESS THAN 20 MILES APART!!! Why does there need to be 2 stores right next to each other...that makes no sense to me. Well, I think that if Disney doesn't open more stores, that we should start a petition to get more open...and soon!

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