Disney’s Logo Mania collection is getting holiday colors, complete with gold accents in the embroidery. The two additions are scheduled for November 1 at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World.
The collection spans more than 120 items, including sweatshirts and keychains. Disney’s also bringing back niuMOs. The range includes accessories and souvenirs alongside headwear and jewelry. Plush and items for the home are part of it, too.
Every color takes its name from a Disney Parks place or feeling. Each also has a signature park symbol. The themes cover attractions, transportation, and even the feeling of heading home after a Disney vacation.
Which Logo Mania collections are at both resorts?
Disneyland and Walt Disney World share Main Street, U.S.A. and Storybook Soft Serve. Both resorts also carry Last Day of Trip Blues, The Tiki Tiki Tiki Room, and Fantasyland Feels.
The Main Street, U.S.A. collection pairs maroon with a train. Its theme draws on the street’s storefronts and the sense of setting off toward another Disney destination.
Storybook Soft Serve takes the snack route, with a cream color and a soft-serve symbol. The collection draws inspiration from enjoying the treat while strolling around Storybook Circus.
Last Day of Trip Blues comes in cobalt blue, with a Disney balloon as its signature symbol. It’s themed to fans already thinking about their next vacation before the current one ends.
The Tiki Tiki Tiki Room collection comes in emerald green. A Tiki bird supplies the signature symbol, with inspiration drawn from gardens, treehouses, and jungle canopies. Tiki torches, drumming, and Jungle Cruise jokes also feed into the theme.
Disney also connects the theme to DOLE Whip and the tropical surroundings of an adventure-filled park day.
Fantasyland Feels pairs bright pink with a teacup. The theme draws on storybook adventures, spinning teacups, and trips to Neverland.
Which Logo Mania colors are exclusive or limited?
Popcorn on Main Street and Parks After Dark are exclusive to Walt Disney World. If you’re shopping for either collection, that’s the resort to visit.
The popcorn-themed collection takes inspiration from Main Street Cinema lights, buttered popcorn, and the view of Cinderella Castle.
Parks After Dark uses fireworks as its signature symbol. Its theme centers on the park near closing, with twinkling lights and the final attractions of the night. Disney connects it with nighttime wanderers and Disney After Hours fans.
Park Hopper takes its cue from transportation, with an orange monorail as its signature symbol. The inspiration includes the monorail’s arrival chime and the sound of its doors opening. An orange monorail gets my vote.
Disney identifies Park Hopper and Popcorn on Main Street as limited-time releases. Both remain available while supplies last.
Source: Disney Parks Blog
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