Merchandise
- The club pin, most frequently given to a guest who participated in a show or ceremony, has changed several times throughout the years. Size and materials have ranged from large plastic, to small metal, to the final pin being made of a stiff rubber to prevent conflict with the popular pin trading practice in the parks. There were also 2 special pins, one of them a jumbo pin, containing Disney animated characters dressed as Adventurers Club characters, and created and designed by the Disney Design Group team.
- At various times souvenir cups have been sold in the shape of a ceramic tiki glass, a canteen, a monkey head, a human skull, a Yakoose head, a coconut carved to look like a monkey(a "Monkey Nut"), and more. There were also tiny plastic mugs (from the beer tasting show), shot glasses, and a set of 5 plastic glasses distributed in the final month of operation.
- Clothing items included t-shirts, sweat shirts, denim jackets, hats, and more.
- Other items made available through the years include a club creed scroll, cast photo, watch, pin buttons, and Pleasure Island themed merchandise which included the Adventurers Club logo.
- Some objects provided by the performers during shows or improvisational segments, such as a pack of matches, napkin, and postal letters were always sought after collectables.
- There is a Disney Vinylmation 3 inch figure of Colonel Suchbench. This small collectible is part of the Park 4 series. There is also a 3D pin of the same figure.
- There have been a number of Adventurers Club themed metal pins made available as part of Disney Pin Trading
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