Disney’s new Veterans Day merchandise collection is now available at select shops across Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort. The annual collection recognizes America’s veterans, active-duty service members, and military families.
The designs feature Mickey Mouse. Patriotic artwork draws inspiration from all branches of the U.S. military across clothing, a mug, and a baseball cap.
The collection includes items for wearing in the parks, using at home, or sharing as gifts.
What’s in the Veterans Day collection?
The merchandise lineup includes:
- T-shirt
- Spirit jersey
- Mug
- Baseball cap
A special commemorative pin will also be available at Walt Disney World Resort.
Where to find the merchandise
Disney names these shopping locations across Walt Disney World Resort:
- Magic Kingdom Park: Emporium
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park: Discovery Trading Company
- EPCOT: Creations Shop
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: Mickey’s of Hollywood
- Disney Springs: World of Disney
At Disneyland Resort, guests can find the collection at these locations:
- Disneyland park: Emporium
- Disney California Adventure park: Elias & Co.
- Downtown Disney District: World of Disney
The shopping locations span theme parks and both resorts’ shopping districts. Availability and park access carry these conditions:
- Stock: While supplies last.
- Admission: Theme park admission may be required where applicable.
- Reservations: Park reservations may also be required where applicable.
Veterans Day ceremonies and military recognition
Disneyland park and Magic Kingdom Park will host special Veterans Day Flag Retreat ceremonies on November 11. Both ceremonies recognize the service and sacrifice of those who have served in uniform.
For many guests and cast members, these ceremonies have become a tradition.
November is also National Veterans and Military Families Month. Teams across Disney will honor veterans, service members, and military families through special recognition, stories, and tributes.
The merchandise continues an annual tradition of honoring veterans and military families while celebrating their lasting contributions to the nation.
Disney’s military ties reach back more than a century. That connection began with Disney’s founders.
Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney both answered the call to serve their country during World War I. Since then, Disney has supported military communities through programs, experiences, community events, and special moments of recognition.
Source: Disney Parks Blog
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