(KTLA) -- California drivers may soon be able to show their love for “The Happiest Place on Earth” on the road. State officials announced plans Tuesday to launch a Disneyland-themed specialized license plate that would raise money for children’s hospitals across California. The California St ate Treasurer’s Office said the plate will move forward in the Department of Motor Vehicles’ approval process once 7,500 people join the preorder interest list. Fans can add their names to the list on the treasurer’s website. Once the threshold is met, the design review process will begin. The treasurer’s office and DMV expect to reveal the final design and open presale orders in the coming months. Specialized plates will cost $50 for sequential numbers and $103 for personalized versions, plus a nonrefundable credit card processing fee. Annual renewal fees are $40 and $83, respectively, in addition to standard vehicle registration costs. Hospitals that would benefit from this program include: UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital San Francisco Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital MemorialCare Miller Children’s Women’s Hospital Long Beach Rady Children’s Health Orange County Rady Children's Health San Diego UC Davis Children’s Hospital UC Irvine Health Children’s Hospital UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital UC San Diego Health Children’s Hospital Valley Children’s Hospital The Walt Disney Company recently fulfilled a $100 million commitment to help reimagine the patient experience in pediatric care. Through that effort, Disney has supported more than 1,700 children’s hospitals and pediatric care locations in 45 countries, including facilities throughout California, according to state officials. ...read more read less