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Here's where we can come up with ideas for license plates related to all things Disney. The inspiration came from the Roger Rabbit ride at Disneyland, which features in the queue a handful of license plates, whose jumbles of letters and numbers decipher different Disney things, including:

2N TOWN
101 DALMN
L MERM8
1D N PTR
1DRLND
MR TOAD

So there's the context of this game. Now let the game begin! Have fun!

Attraction Plates:

MONORL
SPACMTN
EXPEVRST
TOYMNA
BIGTHDR
DOOMBUGY

SillySymphony wrote:Attraction Plates:

MONORL
SPACMTN
EXPEVRST
TOYMNA
BIGTHDR
DOOMBUGY

The letters and such are not allowed to exceed more than seven. Some of yours, unfortunately, have eight. Anyway, here's another one, one that I thought of on my own:

RSQRS

Another inspiration for this little game came from this:



Once again, like real license plates, the rule is that the jumbles of numbers and letters may NOT exceed seven.

Big Disney Fan wrote:The letters and such are not allowed to exceed more than seven. Some of yours, unfortunately, have eight.

Attraction Plates:

MONORL
SPACMTN
EXPEVR6
TOYMNA
BIGTHDR
D8MBUGY


Fixed.

Are there any other ideas for license plates not themed to attractions? Like those themed to movies? I have a few examples:

ALADN (Aladdin)
FAN T ZA (Fantasia)
RSQRS (Rescuers)

That's kind of what I was leaning towards when I mentioned doing a license plate game.

Aw, shoot! Mine exceeded seven letters!

TRBO 75T

SPRCLFRGLSTCXPLDCS

I'm not familiar with licence plates in the USA, but in my country the authorties allow people to create custom plates for their cars, and I don't think there is a limit on length.

Well, as long the licence plates don't have to be as large as a friggin' billboard, I suppose. Still, logic is mostly alien to my country, so you never know.

Jules wrote:SPRCLFRGLSTCXPLDCS

I'm not familiar with licence plates in the USA, but in my country the authorties allow people to create custom plates for their cars, and I don't think there is a limit on length.

Well, as long the licence plates don't have to be as large as a friggin' billboard, I suppose. Still, logic is mostly alien to my country, so you never know.

In the United States, there's a maximum of seven letters/numbers allowed on a license plate. So yeah, it's a tad long.

HNY-BUNY
FXER-UPR
DRN-THT-WAY
3-CAB1ER05
CONSTNE-1
BADGY-2
CROP-H0PR
SKL-N-TON
SCL-1210
MCKY-1928