Arribas Brothers’ Christmas countdown just landed at Magic Kingdom. Plus, Santa Stitch Loungefly bags, Amphicar ornaments at Disney Springs and light-up Disney wrist toys.
Christmas shopping at Disney World just got a lot sparklier, and a lot pricier.
Arribas Brothers‘ holiday collection arrived at Crystal Arts on Main Street, U.S.A., in Magic Kingdom, MickeyBlog reported Saturday, Oct. 24. The headliner is a $399 glass advent calendar.
It’s one of several new holiday finds at the parks and online this week. Here’s what dropped.
What’s in the Arribas Brothers advent calendar?
Glass, mostly. Each compartment hides a glass trinket, figure or other surprise to open in the days leading up to Christmas, according to MickeyBlog.
MickeyBlog didn’t say how many compartments the calendar has or how many are being made. It’s in the store now, MickeyBlog said.
What other Arribas Brothers holiday items are at Crystal Arts?
Two more, MickeyBlog reported.
The first is a personalized Cast Member name tag ornament. It comes in red or green with the resort logo and holiday icons, for $19 plus $6.95 a word.
The second is Mystery Villain Glass Coins, at $29 each. Each blind box holds one coin featuring a Disney villain, so you won’t know who you’re getting until you open it.
What are the new holiday Lilo & Stitch Loungefly bags?
Two mini backpacks, both $90, on Loungefly’s website, WDW News Today reported Oct. 24.
The Santa Stitch Cosplay Mini Backpack dresses Stitch in a velvet Santa suit and hat. He’s holding a gingerbread man in a red lei and sparkly swim trunks. The lining shows Scrump, Lilo’s rag doll, in reindeer antlers.
The Ohana Holiday Light Up Mini Backpack shows Nani, David, Lilo, Stitch and Angel decorating a tree. Jumba, Pleakley and Cobra Bubbles gather for a holiday feast below the zipper, and there’s a charging port inside.
Where can you get the Boathouse Amphicar ornaments?
At The Boatique, The Boathouse’s gift shop at Disney Springs, WDWNT reported. The restaurant announced the ornaments on Instagram but didn’t list a price.
They come in red, blue and turquoise. Each tiny Amphicar has a white-bearded captain at the wheel and a yellow duck in sunglasses riding shotgun. Flip one over and you’ll find two silver propellers and a license plate that reads Orlando, FL.
Guests can ride the real amphibious cars on guided tours of Village Lake. The Boathouse has also sold Amphicar duck sippers and a captain duck mug, WDWNT noted.
What new Disney souvenirs showed up at Magic Kingdom?
A bunch, according to Disney Food Blog’s weekly merch roundup Oct. 24:
Disney illuminis, light-up wearable toys of Mickey, Stitch and Baymax
A Winnie the Pooh holiday Wishables blind box with Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore or Roo in holiday outfits
A Little Words Project holiday bead kit, packed in a clear ornament
An “it’s a small world” candy trash can, $14.99 with a half-pound bulk candy purchase at Main Street Confectionery
The Emporium also has new jewelry sets inspired by Main Street buildings, including the Confectionery, the Main Street Cinema and the Emporium itself, DFB said. Cinderella Castle got a set, too.
How do Disney illuminis work?
Press the figure. On the Stitch version, the first press turns on a solid light, the second sets a slow pulse and the third turns it off, DFB reported. Stitch glows blue, and Baymax glows white.
Each one comes with a clip and a wrist strap. The clip rotates, so you can wear it on your wrist or attach it to a bag or shirt. All three are on Disney Store’s website.
Are there more Disney holiday collectibles out now?
Plenty. PNP rounded up Disney’s 2026 advent calendars, from Toy Story to a $275 pin set, on Oct. 20. Disney’s limited edition Ariel and Lottie designer dolls are also dropping this month, as PNP reported Oct. 22.
Disney by CRISLU is also hosting a jewelry trunk show at Marketplace Co-Op in Disney Springs through Sunday, Oct. 25, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., MickeyBlog reported. It’s a chance to see the brand’s Disney-inspired jewelry in person before holiday shopping kicks in.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
MickeyBlog (Oct. 24, 2026), the Arribas Brothers holiday collection and the CRISLU trunk show
WDW News Today (Oct. 24, 2026), the Lilo & Stitch Loungefly bags and the Amphicar ornaments
Disney Food Blog (Oct. 24, 2026), the new Magic Kingdom souvenirs
Pirates & Princesses (Oct. 20 and 22, 2026), Disney advent calendars and the designer dolls
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