Help Choose The Next TouringPlans.com Logo!
Below are four different logos we’re considering for TouringPlans.com. Let us know which logo you find the most appealing by leaving a comment below. We’ll pick a response at random to receive a free one-year premium subscription.
Option # 1:
Option # 2:
Option # 3:
Option # 4:
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I like Option 3, it’s very clean and makes me think of traveling.
I don’t like 4 because it looks too close to the facebook logo.
I like option 1. It’s clean and reminds you of facebook and twitter which are used daily….just like touring plans should be 🙂
I like option 1 the best!
Going to have to say #1. I really like #4, but it just reminds me too much like the WordPress logo.
I love number 3. It is the visual of what I think of when I think of TP
I vote #1!
I like Option #2, it reminds me of Tomorrowland 🙂
I like #3 the best, but I really like the current logo for Twitter. It really jumps out!
Keep up the great work!
I like #1!
#1!!!!
I like #2 then #1
I like #3 a lot
I like option 1 because you can use just the “t in the circle” or use it with the website name depending on your needs. It is also appealing to the eye.
I’m liking #1
I like option 1 the best… Very nice!
I like # 1. It’s the cleanest
I like #3
#2!
I like #1 best…reminds me of other social networks.
I’ll say number 4, because I like the simple circle with the stylish “T.” I almost went with #2, but “TP” tends to be associated with toilet paper.
I like #1. It looks clean and I like the lowercase letters.
Tough. #3 is my favorite, but Touring Plans aren’t about luggage. What about something with an arrow or a clock or a wait time board?
I too thought of toilet paper when I saw TP. I like #1 the best.
I like the color of logo #1 because it ties in with the red border of the book – but I like the “t” in logo #4 better because it seems more “Disney-fied” if that makes sense!
#1
I would vote for #3
I don’t really like any of them for a ‘logo’. None of the graphics relate to what you guys do.
As far as a masthead, I like #1. But for logo, I vote ‘none of the above’.
#2 is classy and interesting without being too trendy.
My vote is for #1 – Very current-looking. My first thought was for #3, but I’m not sure the luggage really portrays what you’re providing with these plans.
Branding usually needs a picture (or action), so #3 answers that. But, I like #1 because it’s in read and there is not a TP (although “TP” is memorable and funny!!!).
I like #1 the best. #4 the least.
I like option 1, but think I would like the color blue better.
I like the first one best.
I like #4 then #1.
Honestly, I’m not a big fan of any of them. Since none of the above is an option, I guess I’d select #3. It looks the most travel related.
The first logo is simple, which is good, but perhaps a different color for ‘plans’ than the rest of the text might make for an easier read. The blue you’ve used for the other choices would probably work well for this. #3 would be my second choice, but I would again suggest you change colors for ‘PLANS’ for improved legibility. This would also compliment your suitcase icon. The outline of ‘PLANS’ for #2 is a strain on the eyes, and I don’t think the ‘T’ of the fourth choice works with the text of the rest of the logo. Since http://www.touringplans.com is primarily a site intended to simplify a WDW vacation (make a plan, stick to it, see more stuff with less hassle), a simple logo should reflect the site’s purpose. The fact that none of the logos have much of a Disney look is good for any expansion (Vegas, baby) of the site’s aims in the future. Nice work, gang.
I like #1 the best. #4 is pretty but too girly and #2 has “TP” in it, which makes my inner 12-year old snort just a little.
i like #3
I like Option #1. It shows exactly where to go and was my favorite.
I like #3 best because it looks more travel related . If you want something “cleaner” then I like #1. Good luck with your choice!
Option one calls to me like maple syrup running on a good techno buzz.
I prefer #1. It is much cleaner than the others and would look better in a letterhead or other header.
This is tough…they’re all pretty cool. But my gut reaction is #1 🙂
#1 best, and then #3.
I vote for #1!
I vote for #2… VERY retro a’la Tomorrowland.
I prefer two
I am going to say #1, I like the simple red T logo, plus it actually has the “.com” in the logo. (suggestion, turn the red circle in to a compass type logo maybe?)
#1 – nice tip of the hat to all of the other social networking logos.
I really like #1 the best
Option #1, Len! The top two are great, really.
# 1, look’s good, professional, clear!
#3
Option #1. Typestyle flows better and is more readable. Option 3 logo comes off more like briefcases.
I really like #1. It’s straightforward. The font is casual, but catches the eye!
#1…very classic, simple, and clean
Where’s Marvin?
If Marvin’s not a choice – I’d go with #1
I like #4 the best, with #1 a close second!
I liked option #1.
I would select Option 1…more professional, clean. Not a fan of the all CAPS in Option 2, Option 3 looks like clipart from MS Word and do not like the font in Option 4.
I like the 3rd and then the 1st.
I like option 3…cute
Option #4 is my favorite. It looks “bookish” and “educated” -giving me the sense that you and your website know what you’re talking about. #1 is very clean and professional, but also very bland. #2 is just too busy and the T/P in the circle is silly-looking. #3 looks like a PowerPoint I made today.
I prefer #1, with #4 a distant second. As someone else noted, the letters ‘TP’ in #2 make me think of toilet paper. And while I find #3 very attractive, I don’t think the suitcases are the right image for ‘touring plans.’ I always think of touringplans.com, at its core, to be about moving efficiently through the parks, which for me doesn’t have anything to do with suitcases. It is a nice looking logo though.
#1
i think you need to have TP in the logo and not just the T so I like number 1` with a different T so maybe add a P next to it mate
I have to say that none of these feel right to me.
I’m not sure how to convey all of the dynamic and amazing things that touringplans.com is, but I just don’t see it in those logos.
#1 Like the color the .com on the end. Simple.
#1 then #4
I like #1. I like how the red stands out. I also think it is still important to have the .com.
Option 1 is my choice (and I’m a professional graphic designer, so you can trust me… ha!). It’s clean, professional, classic yet has a modern touch (thanks to font choice). One vibrant color makes for very easy application (and fun flexibility should you want to go green for just one day on St Pats day, for example!). Nice circular icon will be easy to use in a huge variety of applications. The simplicity and scalability of that logo are great. Nice design! 🙂
Option #1. Simplicity rules…
I like #1. It’s the most eye-catching and memorable.
Of these four, #1.
#2’s glyph and logotype are at odds: old vs. new. #3 is semi-attractive but half-baked. #4 doesn’t work for me at all.
#1, #2, and #4 look like publishers. #3 looks like a travel discount service.
#1. Easy call.
For those who are encountering Touring Plans for the first time, you may want something in the logo that suggests all of the wonderful services you provide. #2 hints at that with the architectural look of the word “plans” as do the suitcases in #3. Could those suitcases be tweaked to faintly suggest mouse ears? Maybe with a T on one case and a P on the other? Or have the overlapping suitcase shadow contain a castle tower? If not, go with the retro look of #2 to reflect the classic nature of the parks.
Option #1 all the way!
Like 1 & 2 best, don’t like 3 & 4.
As a designer, there are changes I’d make to each of these. In #1, the “t” is slightly off-center to the right. In #2, as others have mentioned, the “TP” makes me think of toilet paper. #3 is my favorite, but as others mentioned, your touring plans are about being fast and unburdened, not about suitcases. And #4 is almost identical to the WordPress logo!
Still, all of them are nicely designed and professional – I don’t mean to disparage your designer at all. The typography is really beautiful in all four. I’m just not sure that any of the icons brings across the sense of freedom, fun, lightness, and SPEED of park touring that’s the hallmark of the touring plans. My first instinct is a silhouette of a sneaker with wings, with the foot bent as if in mid-step, and the heel off the ground – something that says fun, casual travel, and zipping past all the “regular” tourists who don’t have your plans.
NOT #3 otherwise I like them all with #1 being my favorite slightly. Don’t absolutely love any of them. I know it’s tricky but some reference of subtle reference to Disney would be nice to see.
I like #1 considerably more than the others. Option 2 – like the words, but not the logo. Option 3 – The suitcases don’t work for me. Not cool enough graphic for hipster guys like Len & Fred. Option 4 – logo reminds me of Creative Chef or some knock off.
option 1
#1 is great! I would just capitalize the T and the P (just to make it a bit easier on the eyes). Great job!
I’m voting for the first logo because the red is so eye-catching and because it incorporates the .com into it. Very important to promote the website with the logo, IMO!
Another vote for #1! Love the logo, love the color, love the font.
I vote for #1. It really jumped out at me.
Ok, so I can’t say that any of these options feels “just right” to me. If I was forced to choose, I guess I would choose #1.
#4 is too fussy. I don’t care for the font of the T in the logo. It just doesn’t convey what I think of when I think of your web site, which, by the way, I love.
#3 is too reminiscent of a venn diagram, at least to me. I just can’t get past that. It’s too ambiguous, and I agree with another post when it says that the suitcases could also be construed as briefcases.
#2 just doesn’t gel for me, and now that others have mentioned the toilet paper thing I’m having a hard time getting past that.
Have you guys heard of Brian Tippetts? He is a bit of a font guru, espcially in the scrapbooking world. Recently, he worked for Creating Keepsakes Magazine, but he has moved on to scrapnfonts.com. He is super font savvy, and gives great tips. Check him out, I know that he was integral in the choosing of the newer (current) logo for the header of CK magazine. Just a thought.
I also agree with someone who mentioned the idea of showing movement or momentum in the logo. Maybe with a slant or some well-placed whoosh-y kind-of lines… or maybe not. 🙂
Gosh, you guys may regret asking for thoughts! I love the web site!
#1 or #3 I really don’t like #4 at all.
I like #1. it is very classic, and elegant. 2 and 4 are too retro, and 3 would make more sense if you were offering Touring Plans of cities not theme parks.
#1 is rthe best, most eye-catching.
I like number 1 the best.
I’m a logo & typography geek (even though I’m not a designer – it’s just one of those things I’m obsessed with other than EPCOT ;). Of the four, #1 is the cleanest, and the typography is most interesting (but needs a little bit of tweaking.)
however, all four are unfortunately pretty forgettable. I’m not sure any of them really conveys anything about what you guys do – you could, without being TOO literal, integrate something theme-parky or disney-y (or map-y? or calendar-y?) into the logos (i.e. don’t integrate a mickey head, Disney will sue you anyways 😉 but think about what it is you guys do and see if you can capture at least a little of that passion in the design.
otherwise, honestly, all four of them seriously look like yet another vacation package search site. Expocitylineyakzoo or something…
i’m sure you’re happy with your logo designer, but if not I can recommend a few.
Dont listen!No to one ! lol One is to boring and non-memorable.It looks like a logo you could find on a pack of gum. And the red letters dont seem to lend themselves to Disneyesque / Florida colors. I like 3 or 4 . 3 has a strong association with it of what TP is all about , 4 is a bit MK Fantasyland like. Sort of fairytale which is what Disney is all about to me.
#4 resembles a real estate development sign.
#3 Too “thin” and “airy”
#2 The T over P in a circle..What other TP comes in a circle? Plus the word PLAN is empty, lacks commitment, seems unsure. Who wants that in a PLAN?
#1 SOLID circle, Weighted font repeated from logo image. Simple, non whimsical, to the point, elegant like that single piece of perfect jewelry rather than mounds of cheap.
I like #1 but might prefer it even more if the red was the RGB equivalent of the red found on the cover of the Unofficial Guide as a subtle nod to Marvin.
# 4 Classy
#1, but with two black circles on top to make Mickey ears. Or the Mickey ears on the ‘O’.
I really like option #2. It has TP and looks great.
4 looks more distinguished, so would be my preference. However, it seems like 1 is the popular choice and is decent enough.
I like the top choice. Very professional.
Option # 1 is what caught my eye as the best logo. it’s not too busy, the lines are clean cut. I like it!
Option #1 – I was also attracted to option #3, but in the end thought that the cases were a bit off b/c you don’t really carry a suitcase while touring…
Could we have the dogs pick by using a grid on the lawn? I pick #4—-like the capital letters
I like option #2 best.
Number 2 is most appealing. Everyone loves the TTA!
Oh great, I can be part of a TouringPlans.com focus group! My vote, go with what your designer feels is strongest. A brand is built on more than a logo.
#1, FTW!
I like #4. More whimsy.
Option #2 has a feel of ‘Tommorowland’ about it, without being a copy. I think that one looks GREAT!
I like #1 the most – simple, modern, and eye catching!
Definitely #2. Something about that TTA looking logo says Disney to me.
I like #1 the best — seems the cleanest.
I like option 3. The cases convey a travel/touring theme.
My vote is for number 2.
Option 1 but maybe in the blue color instead?
Option #3 for sure is the best. It’s the only one that can be done without even needing TouringPlans underneath of it, every time. Otherwise you end up with a giant letter(s) as the short form of the logo. Plus it’s just a great picture. 🙂
I like the #3 the best. It’s simple… just like the site!
option #1
Option #1. simple. classic. the others seem too busy.
I vote for #1, though #4 is also good. #2 seems too formal and uptight, while the suitcases in #3 are a bit out of place. Overall, #1 is just the friendliest of the four.
Option #3
I vote for #4. Although #1 is also very good. If you go with 4, include the .com at the end I would say.
I like #3. I think it’s the easiest to read. For someone not familiar with Touring Plans it automatically indicates what kind of website to expect. I also like that it’s the most symmetrical logo, the others seem off-balance to me with the circle at the front. #2 makes me think “TP? Toilet paper?”
#1 would be my second choice, I like the circle T logo.
I like #1.
I like number 2. Number 2 and 4 seem the most Disney, though. 2 has a more modern Tommorrowland kind of feel. 4 has a more traditional “princessy” script feel to it.
option 1! Neat and clean.
I vote for Number 1–it’s simple, but eye-catching.
#2 is the best. VERY Disney, very classy, and very appealing.
I like #1 best, but I would recommend a capital T, which I like a little better.
Option 1. I like simplicity
#1 is the best…it flows nicely and is the only one with .com.
#3
#4
#4 caught my eye at first, but I agree with the others about the appeal of #2.
#2, definitely!
I vote for option 1.
#3. I think it best conveys what the site is about. As stated above, it gives people unfamiliar with Touring Plans an idea of what it is all about.
I vote for number 1. It is clean, uses a nice font, and includes the website address. Excellent.
#1. Best font, Simplest (hence best) logo. Logo #2 is too busy, #3 & #4 make you look like a travel agency.
I like Option #2. It is like a TTA hidden symbol
I like option #1. It was the first one that caught my eye…. simple and clean
My vote is for #1. Really like the .com is included in the logo
I really like option #1. Love the burgundy color vs. the blue!
option #3 is more unique and creative
Option #2 is the strongest as is, as it does highlight the word “plans” much better.
I like #3 but honestly “touring plans” is not about suitcases but time in the parks. Replace the suitcases with a clock and a castle and you’d have a winner there.
#1
#1
My vote would be #1 easy to read and tells you the website without even thinking.
#1
#4
Options # 3
Option #2 is great but it is also a little too similar for my comfort to the North Sail Logo http://www.northsails.com/ logo. Option #1 seems also very similar to designs in the Life is Good brand http://www.mtstgolf.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/lifesgoodogos.jpg.w300h303.jpg
I really like the third one, because it says what you’re all about: traveling and touring! The others are pretty generic.
I like #1 the best! But #3 is a close second.
I like option #4 the best.
I like Option #3 best.
option 1.
I vote for option 3. I think it offers a better identity for you and is more memorable. When I clicked away from the page, that one was the one that stuck in my mind. Thanks for putting them up for our perusal!
#1
I like #3 because it has luggage, and that’s cute. The others focus more on the T and that’s not as cute. The one that kinda sorta looks like TTA script is kinda neat but I wouldn’t want it as the logo, I don’t think. –Amy From Kentucky
3rd for sure….simple but it works
I like option #2. It feels very current yet classic. The “p” seems to have a strange shape, though. If I were going to use it, I would shorten the loop to be the same width as the “T”.
I’m going to go with Option 1, has the website address built right into it, perfect.
I like #3 the best.
Definitely #1. Classy.
I REALLY LIKE #1. SIMPLE YET DIRECT!
#3 is the most appealing as it gives the web surfer the idea that your website has lots of insight about how to make the traveling experience to Disney that much better! and safer! and cheaper! and saving time at the same time!
I like #3. The suit cases are cute…
like #3 the most
Option 3 gets my vote!
Option 1 is clean and looks the most professional.
I really like option #3
#3
Option #3
#3
#1
#1 is best, followed by #3. I have to say, I really don’t like numbers 2 or 4. Not sure why.
Option 1: very simple and to the point
#1 best, it’s clean and simple. #3 could be any travel logo….2 and 4 do nothing for me.
#1
#1
definately #3
I like #1
It has to be option #1 because it’s the only one that includes the “.com” which is key to marketing. Other than that, I like the suitcase graphics on option #3, but the font/type is kinda boring on that one.(Maybe you could add the “.com” to option #3?)
#1. The red circle with the “T” would be an effective stand alone avatar for those situations where you need one. For example, it would show well as an app icon. And the full version of the logo shoould include .com, as #1 does.
Option #1
I like #3 and #1 the best in that order. However with #3 if you use this logo on other items such as T-shirts or mugs you will have an issue will the over lap of colours when printing, not a big deal though for web use.
I like #3 — the two suitcases are a little like the Mouse’s ears!
#1. I think it’s great the it has the website address built into it. Change the color to blue or black and you’re set.
Option 1!
Option #1. (although I would prefer #4 if you add “.com” to it).
I like #3 the best. #4 looks too close to the WordPress logo.
I like #3 the best, but #1 is pretty cool too.
Option #1 It looks cleaner.
Option #1
I prefer option #4 because it reflects the magic of planning a vacation. It looks whimsical
1 or 3
I like either 1 or 3, but I am leaning towards 3 being my favorite.
Cast my vote for #3.
I like #4.
I like #4 but none of them really strike me – I’d like to see something a little more Disneyesque and magical!
I vote for option #1.
#1 caught my eye right away. Nice and clean. Plus I like the .com at the end of the name, just to confirm the website. #3 would be my second choice but since you didn’t ask for a 2nd choice, ignore that comment
among the ones you have, #2. since you tell us where to go, maybe incorporate an arrow? maybe a circle made out of an arrow surrounding #2?
Definetley #1. It is sleek, clean and the only one that also highlights the fact that there is a website.
I pick option #1. It stands out more prominate amongst the other 3.
#1 is sleek. #2 is also nice, #3 is too much, #4 is too fancy for the T
Definitely #1. It is clear, eye-catching, includes the web address, and stands out on my computer screen.
I like #3, but would like to see “.com” added to the name (like in #1).
I think I like #2 the best, but I would suggest maybe adding “.com” in a small font similar to option 1. Also, I might add an analog clock face to the circle with the numbers for 12, 3, 6 and 9, or at the least, maybe tick marks on the circle with hour and minute hands in the background which would help to signify that your site has something to do with time (savings).
Something like this maybe? https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BzsL9DI5I5dlMTMzN2Q3NDQtNTFlZi00NjYzLTg3NzgtNGI1NzQ3OTY2MmNk&sort=name&layout=list&num=50
Option #1 works for me.
I like # 1. Simple and clean.
Option #1 “.com” part
Option #2 Circle design
Option #3 font
You would need to change the font inside the circle to match the #3 font…just my two cents worth…
Definitely #1
I would go with #1 or #2 I do not like 3 at all.
Option #1 has my vote.
#1 simple but looks cool
Option #1 or Option #3 but add “.com”
I like #1, it stood out most for me.
Number one is the one that caught my eye!
Mo
#1 simple, clean
I like #1. It’s the most modern looking.
#4
I like option #3
I like option 4. Less is more 🙂
#1 is my choice
I like #1.
#4! Classic, simple, perfect!
#1
#1 or 4. “TP” is toliet paper on my grocery list, and the suitcases look outdated.
#2 is the best–it incorporates both initials.
I like #1 the best in terms of styling, but would prefer to see it in blue.
Option #1 for me
#2, just add the small “.com” at the end.
I like #1. The first thing that came to mind when I saw #2 was TP as in toilet paper.
Option #1 caught my vote!
I like number 1 with number 2’s font style.
Number 1
#1 – the most streamlined and visually appealing. #’s 3 and 4 remind me of business travel.
#1 is my favorite after much study. The off-center T in #4 drives me nuts. I like the railroad style TP letters in #2 though.
I like #1 the best. Whatever logo you go with should have the “.com” at the end, in my opinion.
Definitely Option #1!! 🙂
I like option #3. Suitcases make me think of travel.
definitely Option #1
I like option #1
I like option 2.
I vote #1
I like #1 as well.
My choice is #1
I like #1, but would pick a different colour.
I think #1!
Definitely #1. Simple design that is appealing to the overplanner-type personality.
My favorite is number 1.
– I like the red colour
– The fact that you have used all lower case letters appeals to me very much, not sure why, but somehow it comes across as more personal and likeable to me
– I think the type is easily legible and looks professional, but not “over-professional” (which I think is true for number 4 – that one looks like a cruiseline travel agent’s logo!)
To be perfectly honest, I’m not a fan of any of them… they all seem overly serious and uninteresting.
I prefer # 1 of them all but do keep the pictures of the book in the top banner somehow. I think it would be a mistake to disassociate the website with the books in any way – there are the utlimate combo / upsell. The book itself is recognizable.
I really like the first one. I especially dislike the third one.
#1 by far
I like #1 the best. Red stands out, Blue blends in.
I would stay away from using “TP” together as in the second logo.
#1 is the most eye grabbing and doesn’t look so hokey. Maybe try putting a simple suitcase or something to advertise who you are inside the circle. The “T” seems a little college or sport-ish.
Numero uno is my choice of the four presented here.
I agree that they all look a little serious, but I like #4 because the “T” looks a little like Disney script!
#1. Kind of steampunkish as well.
#2 – Makes me think of Tomorrowland for some reason.
I like #2. The font in the circle is very retro Disney.
#1 or #2,probaly a little more #2. I like the simplicity of #1 design and prefer the red to the blue, but I like the actual logo/picture of #2 better.
#1 is my favorite.
I love option #1 – simple and eyecatching. I really think that you shouldn’t be trying to look too “Disney” – I know they are the basis of what you do, but they are NOT who you are!
Number 1 is my favorite since it gives the clear address in a simple, strsightforward fashion.
Of the 4 options presented, I prefer #1 but overall I would suggest going back to the drawing board.
Of these choices, I like #1 the best. I would suggest something more whimsical.
I like #1 the best
Definitely #1.
I like no.1 out of these but I think you should have something that suggests you are to do with Disney
#3
Re my previous comment…no. 1 but make the “t” circle a bit smaller and add “ears” on the top of it. Sorted!
3 and 4 work for me. #4 has a disney feel, but i really prefer #3. I think it could be improved by rounding the handles similar to mickey’s ears.
No.1 but add “ears” on to of the circle to show the connection to Disney
#1 and #4
#1 says “blog” to me, #4’s just pretty (Main Street-ish?)
I can see the tomorrowland-ness of #2, after Heidi mentioned it.
#3 makes me think expedia/etc.
#1 is awesome. Immediately stuck out as the best representation of the brand.
I believe the first choice (#1) is the best. First, I like the fact that it is red. Red is considered to be warm, dynamic, powerful, passionate, energetic, and exciting. Secondly, I like that it is all in lowercase letters giving me the feeling your site is simple and easy to understand, down to earth. Finally, I like it because it includes the “.com” at the end of “touringplans”. The name and the web address are one in the same reminding us where to go online when we need help planning our next Disney vacation!
#1
I like choice 1 the best. The “.com” part is very important. If choice 4 had the “.com”, that would have been my top pick. As it is now, it is merely a very close second.
I agree that none suggest the Disney connection, but of the four, #2 would be my choice (with the addition of .com).
# 4 to me looks the best.
#1 is the best as it seems so pleasing to the eye.
There is a smoothness to it and it does not feel abrupt. The rest seems like they would be missed when surfing through the website whereas the red color in the #1 logo would capture the eye.
#1. Simple, reminds viewers of the website.
None of them give any hint what your site is about. Adding two small circles, to make ears, on logo #1 would make it my favorite.
#1!!
#1 ftw
#1 is the best of the 4.
Truthfully, none of them really do it for me. They don’t say “this is the unofficial web-site for the Unofficial Guide to WDW” or “we can help you save time and money on your next trip to WDW”, they’re just kind of plain and non-descript. However, I’ll vote anyway and say #1.
I like #1. It is rich in color and kept simple. It first grabbed my attention, and then after looking at each, I still was drawn to the color and font.
I like #3–clean and whimsical.
I think I’m the only one to like #2–but it reminds me of the TTA, which is wonderful.
#4 for sure!
I prefer option 4. Blue is a better color scheme, and the font used for the “T” in the circle logo is similar to the font used for the Magic Kingdom and Fantasyland Logos.
#4 Definitely!
option # 1 is definitely my favorite – simple, direct, clear!
I’m going to break the rules here. I like the logo from #2 combined with the text from #1. Sorry, to be difficult, but I’m an engineer, what can I say?
#1 is my favorite!
I think you need a logo that looks like a “path or road to follow” which what the touring plan is. Maybe a road coming to an intersection to form a “T”.
I like number 1
No. 1, but I wish any of the choices had a Disney reference as part of it. It may be a copyright issue, but I am just wishful!!
#2
#3
I like option #1.
#4
I like option #4
#3
#4 is pretty much a copy of WordPress’s logo, so I would steer away from that for legal and originality reasons. #1 is simple and pleasing and inline which is easier to use for web sites specificially. I like the #3 uses two colors and it is the most original, so I vote #3.
I forgot to talk about #2. If “PLANS” wasn’t outline and used the red color it would be a viable contender as well. The outline makes “PLANS” hard to read.
#1
#1
#1
I like #4, but it’s because of the CamelCase. 😉 Once a Java programmer, always a Java programmer. If you’d numbered from 0-3 rather than 1-4, the zeroth would have won for similar, but C programmer reason. 😉
It’s a tossup between 2 and 3. 1 is boring. 4 is too formal. 2, however, is neat and professional and 3 is colorful and fun. I do wish one of them had some kind of reference to disney, though.
#3 is the most elegant and “now”.
#1
#1
#3
option #3
#1. The red catches the eye and it’s clear to read. There’s something modern and on-trend with it as a whole. Very nice.
Option #3!
#3…even though no one really uses that type of suitcase anylonger.
#1 The red caught my eye first!!
#1
Hey Len,
I like #1, looks professional on mobile browsers.
Hi Len,
I like #1 the best. It appealed to me most.
Number 3. It’s the only one that conveys the travel aspect of the website and therefore gives some idea of what to expect. The rest are a bit too generic.
#1 – friendly color (warm), looks factual, not frilly 🙂
I like No 1 the best from the choices there, but I would prefer more of a cartoon style logo?
#1 is attractive to the eye and stands out amongst the other choices.
#2
#3
I dig #3.
I like #1 best, and it will probably best lend itself to favicon for the site, too.
#1
#2 seems more sophisticated, however #1 is clearer and I like the “.com” – makes it clear that it’s a website.
#1