
Disney's 2026 Halloween Collection: Costumes, Decor, and Exclusive Collectibles Unveiled

By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie


By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Disney Store has officially unveiled its 2026 Halloween collection, making it available to eager fans even as summer is in full swing. This early release sets the tone for a festive autumn, offering a diverse array of items that cater to every Halloween need, from elaborate costumes to charming seasonal decor and highly sought-after collectibles.
Central to this year's offerings is the distinctive Mickey Family Halloween Collection, which has already garnered significant attention and is proving to be a fast-moving assortment. This collection features a variety of unique items that blend Disney's beloved characters with the spirit of Halloween, creating must-have pieces for collectors and fans alike.
While an extensive selection of costumes for infants, children, and adults is continuously being added, the true gems of Disney's Halloween release are found within the toy and collectible categories. Among these are the specially designed Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse plush figures, each proudly embroidered with “Disney Store 2026,” signifying their limited-edition status. A standout item is the much-anticipated Disney x Starbucks travel tumbler, this year inspired by the eerie aesthetics of The Haunted Mansion. Given the rapid sell-out history of previous Starbucks collaborations, this particular tumbler is expected to be a fast favorite.
Beyond wearables and plush toys, Disney's 2026 Halloween collection extends into an enchanting range of home decorations that blur the line between festive adornment and collectible art. Shoppers can discover playful Mickey Mouse jack-o'-lantern buckets, elegant stoneware bowls, and intricate light-up wreaths, alongside items featuring characters from The Nightmare Before Christmas, iconic Disney Villains, and motifs from The Haunted Mansion. These items allow fans to infuse their homes with a touch of Disney's magical Halloween spirit, transforming living spaces into spooky, delightful realms.
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