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Taking a trip to a Disney park simply isn't the same without mouse ears. Even if Mickey is not your favorite character, the iconic headpiece is quintessential to the Disneyland (or Walt Disney World) experience! To make your next trip the best one yet, we've rounded up all kinds of ideas for custom mouse ears that reflect your family's personality - some of them even come from ear-makers themselves!
Keep scrolling for creative takes on Disney headwear . . . whether you're brave enough to DIY a pair or want to commission custom ears from a crafty seller, these are the best ideas out there.
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