How much does it cost on average to go to the build-a-bear workshop???  Including clothes and stuff.?
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Bear-15-25\nShirt-5\nPants-5\nUndies-3\nShoes-8\nOutfit-8-15\nAccessories-3-8\n{All estimated}
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This is going to be hard to find, especially if you are wanting a character in costume. If you want a face-character (meaning they are dressed like a character but don't have the large suit) it is going to be a little easier. Simply because the characters have the large hands on to complete their costume, it is pretty much impossible for them to do this. \n\nYou may be able to find someone in your area to do this. I would contact a party planner to see if they have ideas or recommendations. If you are wanting this at Disney, you can get a character by the hour, but I'm thinking this costs around $200, I'm not sure on exacts.\n\nHope this helps
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in my area, we have "build a bear". so I think it might be different companies with the same idea. But I couldn't say for sure.
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99 dollars \n http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=1897640&cp=711652&cid=
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I hate too say, but that one is a tough to answer. To actually build them, probably around $50 but the rest depends on the spokes and hoops you get.
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It will depend on the size and also where in the U.S. you live.  It could range anywhere from $60.00 - $300.00.
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The cost of the boutique is going to be determined by the size of shop, price of equipment {all needed to open} building rent{mortgage} and amount paying to payroll! And you will have a great idea of how much after completing a nice business plan! {a class or two maybe needed}
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$ 250.oo for the real thing. they do however have cheaper ones say for instance if you had a five year old with you and he wanted one for 20 bucks or so. but they are really cheaply made with Velcro and everything. the nicer, more expensive ones or the real thing (replicas of course)
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Rather than detail such info here, I have gathered several websites to help you on your way. \n \nAs for doing it inexpensively, you can only cut so many expenses, but as you educate yourself on thier general construction and avaialble parts resources; you should be able to id where dollars can be cut back.\n\nIt looks like some wings are available for only $62.00, my estimate for an all told price would be around 200-300.  YOu would need to define your idea of inexpensive to id a possible model for your goal.\n\nI wish you success and fun in your endeavor.  \n\nP.S.  Thanks for mentioning the ZAGI...now I am interested too, they sound like a lot of fun.
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I buy a lot of my kid's clothes on there. I have gotten some awesome deals, like lots of 30 pieces for like $20.00 with shipping. Just be careful with shipping charges! Some people start their auctions low and you think you are getting a good deal, but they charge a fortune for shipping! YOu can get a lot of brand name stuff, and a lot of new stuff really cheap!
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check out Tuff Stuff magazine.  My guess is about 40 dollars.
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I DON'T NO MAYBE YOU SHOULD GO TO CUBBY BEAR.COM OR LOOK ON YAHOO
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You could get a lot for your money at places like Marshalls, Ross, TJ Max, I don't know if your state has NOrdstrom's but their outlet store always has top designer stuff for way cheap. Try the outlet mall for brands like American Eagle, Gap, etc. I wish I had an extra 200 for clothes!!
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here check this out.  http://www.playcornhole.org/  i used the specs in there and built my own set.  it was very easy and cheap!  also if you know how to sew, just make your own beanbags.  i used navy beans inside the bags.  have fun!
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i would like to know what you mean by Beatles bar.  you know if you get to know how much that stuff is worth.  you can sell it at a beatles convention and people would be willing to pay any price for that kind of stuff if it good.  i've been going to beatles con.s for about 11 years now and i would highly recomend that idea.   if you want to talk more about the convention, my E-mail is boothster84@yahoo.com .  i would be more then happy to help you out.  i don't want you to get scerwed.\n\nP.S. i can mostlikly give you and idea of the prices of the LP's and posters beacause, well, i'm a major Beatles fan.  send me a e-mail and i would be glad to help as much as i could.  Thanks
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Okay, here is all the most I've spent in different categories of stores:\n\nGas Station: $70 or so ($30 of gas, $50 of snacks and drinks, on the road)\nGrocery Store: $400 (wow and that was only 1.5 weeks of food for our family)\nCostco Trip: $500\nBakery: $3,800 (wedding cake; for my daughter's wedding, lol)\nRetail Store in One Visit: $7,475 (2 suits, dress shirts, many ties, socks, pants)\nStores in One Day: $69,000 or something of that sort (including the retail store in one visit above, 1 more suit, 1 Apple 17" Powerbook, 1 Apple Dual G5, a dress for my wife, and in the same day, a brand new Acura RL)\n\nMy wife still reminds me of that day where we spent over $69,000 on clothing, computers, and a car. We got five calls from only two different credit cards, American Express and Mastercard. I guess Visa didn't care about fraud prevention. The most was charged to the AMEX for like $24,000 total!
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Go to bbhq.com. They can give a variety of prices for a variety of years:)