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I leave them on not because of looks but so I don't damage the cover tryint to take a stupid sticker off.

Oh yes, the "made in mexico" clear sticker.
I tried taking that off but was unsuccessful. So I called Disney.

Anyways, I just leave those stickers on because it's clear and doesn't mess with the artwork in the front.

Personally, I think the stickers (the circle ones) are nice on the covers. Shows it's "authentic store-ness."

The Best Buy here has clear-removable labels that they place price tags on, so it's a lot easier for me to remove the price tags.

The stickers don't bother me, so I leave them on.

I always take them off. They just cover up the cover.

TIP: Before peeling off the stickers, place a hair-dryer over it for a few seconds, moving it back and forth. Then peel the sticker off with no left over crap still stuck to the cover!

Well the slipcover I just received for The Lion King from Disney didn't have any stickers but the other ones, the only thing that comes off is the price tag and the bar code if there's one.

Ciaobelli wrote:Its the first thing I do. SOmetimes I put them inside the dvd case.

I do the same thing.

they don't bug me too much and i'm kinda afraid of damaging the slip cover by taking the sticker off..

I leave them on, too scared to take them off.

Oh no! Not another slipcover topic!

Anyway, I keep mine on as I have a nasty feeling it will leave a papery mark if I don't.

Alice wrote:What about the "MADE IN MEXICO" sticker on the back??

lmao. for sure i get rid of that.

well anyways, i leave them on for some of them. just as someone else said, i rip the price tags off but keep the ones that say Limited Edition or something.

I take off all stickers if possible. Even the barcode sticker that covers the regular barcode in the slipcover.

So far so good. No damage done.

I take off the price sticker and thats about it, I found that if the sticker leaves some of that residue behind you can take Goo-Gone to it and it wont damage the slipcover just use a little and use a rag.

The stickers wouldn't bother me except for that over time, they usually start to peel away and the glue underneath picks up any dirt and dust it comes into contact with and then it looks like Hell.

i got Mary Poppins 40th edtion from amazon and it didn't come with the slipcover ,that sucks
can i write to amazon and ask for it ?
my friend is going to help me write amazon,but he said i need to prove them there's a slipcover for the DVD at first ,since the amazon only has "keep case" on the page discribtion....

since i am not in the USA so i kind of don't know what to do ,
can somebody help ? thanks a lot!!

I've never heard of asking Amazon for slipcovers!

The main source to go to would be the Disney Customer Service, but several members of the forum are saying they no longer have Mary Poppins' shiny slipcover..

If you wanted proof to use for a Mary Poppins slipcover, the review says so:

This Mary Poppins DVD re-release is housed in a holographic carboard slipcover, which holds its standard width black Amaray keepcase. The slipcover does indeed open like a book (a fact made explicit by the "Open Here For Fun!" wording) to reveal photos from the bonus features. Inside the case, the DVD Guide opens up to six pages and provides a map and overview for the DVD's bonus features.

from: http://www.ultimatedisney.com/marypoppins.html

thank for the reply!!
so it sounds like hopeless?
i think a Mary Poppins without it's slip cover is awful i never thought Amazon will send me one like this...
do you think i can get it somewhere else? so should i open my DVD ?
*sigh* i think Mary Poppins's slip cover is so pretty,even i never really see it in person!

tu wrote:thank for the reply!!
so it sounds like hopeless?
i think a Mary Poppins without it's slip cover is awful i never thought Amazon will send me one like this...
do you think i can get it somewhere else? so should i open my DVD ?
*sigh* i think Mary Poppins's slip cover is so pretty,even i never really see it in person!

I guess the only way for you to obtain a slipcover is through...EBay!
The slipcover is pretty and nice to own, but the DVD itself and its bonus features are what counts. As long as you own the 40th Anniversary DVD, I think the slipcover can wait. Hopefully you'll be lucky to find the slipcover somewhere else!

RJKD23 wrote:

tu wrote:thank for the reply!!
so it sounds like hopeless?
i think a Mary Poppins without it's slip cover is awful i never thought Amazon will send me one like this...
do you think i can get it somewhere else? so should i open my DVD ?
*sigh* i think Mary Poppins's slip cover is so pretty,even i never really see it in person!

I guess the only way for you to obtain a slipcover is through...EBay!
The slipcover is pretty and nice to own, but the DVD itself and its bonus features are what counts. As long as you own the 40th Anniversary DVD, I think the slipcover can wait. Hopefully you'll be lucky to find the slipcover somewhere else!

thanks so much
i know at least i own the DVD !!
i wanted to see this movie for so long

Just received my slipcovers and it's only been a week. Good service.

I ordered Alice in Wonderland and Lion King (1). I never got one for Alicei n Wonderland and when I tried to peal off the sticker to the lion king one, all the stick stuff still was there, kind of annoying to me.

Now I figured I would only order 2 at a time, I know people say theirs no limits but I feel 2 at a time isn't too greedy or annoying I guess.

and the best thing about them, No Stickers (nothing wrong with them) but it just looks a lot better I guess with no stickers and its very shiny

So next up, Pocohontas (mine came a little ripped on the side) & Finding Nemo or Beauty and the Beast (not sure)

Just a quick question but I think it's already answered but does either Tarzan or Dinosaur CE have slipcovers?