Would love your opinions

[maleficent55]

Which of these acronyms scream DISNEY more to you:

DSNY

Or

DSNLD

For a personalized license plate. Obviously one is Disney whereas the other is Disneyland.
Which do you prefer or would you recognize straight away?

Thanks!

 

[RomCom]

I would say DSNLD since I see NY (or New York) right away when I see the first one then i have to read back and figure it out.

 

[Gaugersaurus]

I think it depends on what other letters you would put on the license plate. Being in SoCal I want to say I see more DSNY than DSNLD

 

[Kittyskyfish]

I vote DSNY because it's more recognizable. It would help to have a Disneyland license plate frame.

 

[spokanemom]

DSNY I got right away. It took me a moment to process the other one.

So, I vote DSNY as the quickest to recognize - so it screams Disney to me.

 

[endoux]

I think DSNY, just because it seems more easily recognizable. If I didn't know you were going for Disney themed, I'm not sure I'd get Disneyland from the other. I agree that a Disney license plate cover would help.

 

[Winnowill]

On my way to work, I regularly see a car (with the old maroon-and-white AZ plate that was phased out in 1997, so she's had it a while) with license plate "DISNEY." If you can, use ALL the letters! (Obviously, not available in Arizona).

 

[RemainSeatedPlease]

I'll add that whichever you decide to go with, adding a number recognizable to Disney fans may help. Such as DSNY33, or DSNY55.

 

[maleficent55]

On my way to work, I regularly see a car (with the old maroon-and-white AZ plate that was phased out in 1997, so she's had it a while) with license plate "DISNEY." If you can, use ALL the letters! (Obviously, not available in Arizona).

Definitely already taken. The only way I can have DISNEY is if it’s DISNEYH

it’s the very last letter available to follow DISNEY. And if I want a letter to precede it, it can be: V, Q, F, P, H, G or N

 

[maleficent55]

I think I’m going the DSNY route. I have an idea....

 

[RemainSeatedPlease]

Good luck, I hope you get what you want! Other ideas I had were to replace letters with numbers, such as using the number 1 for the I in Disney, or a 3 for the E.