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I believe this is the order:

Newbie
Member
Gold Collection
Special Edition
Super Genuis
Walt Disney Treasure
Platinum Edition

As for "In the Vaults," it means banned. They are a few more unique statuses you'll find, but those are all special ones granted by Luke.

UmbrellaFish wrote:As for "In the Vaults," it means banned. They are a few more unique statuses you'll find, but those are all special ones granted by Luke.

I never would have thought that meant banned. I would have thought that was for some high rank. Most Disney fans dream of digging in the Disney vaults for amazing stuff hidden away for ages.

In the vaults, only to possibly re-emerge years later perhaps

Maybe there's an obvious answer, but why is "Super Genius" a thing, especially seeing as the two before and after it fit a kind of DVD collection naming scheme?

SpringHeelJack wrote:Maybe there's an obvious answer, but why is "Super Genius" a thing, especially seeing as the two before and after it fit a kind of DVD collection naming scheme?

I know that the "Super Genius" phrase is from the documentary on the A Bug's Life DVD/Blu-ray. Why it's on here, I don't know; but since ABL is my favorite Pixar film, I'm not complaining

TheSequelOfDisney wrote:

SpringHeelJack wrote:Maybe there's an obvious answer, but why is "Super Genius" a thing, especially seeing as the two before and after it fit a kind of DVD collection naming scheme?

I know that the "Super Genius" phrase is from the documentary on the A Bug's Life DVD/Blu-ray. Why it's on here, I don't know; but since ABL is my favorite Pixar film, I'm not complaining

Which in turn is a quote from Looney Tunes when while getting ready to catch Bugs Bunny, Wile E. Coyote is talking to himself saying "Wile E. Coyote: Suuuuupera Geeeniuusss. I like the way that rolls out."

-Skyler

It took a bit of searching, but I found the thread that answers the title question:

http://www.dvdizzy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4837