Four new Disney Parks Mini Kingdom playsets have landed at Walt Disney World. Each one turns a Magic Kingdom land into a carry case with mini figures, for $32.99 apiece.
Magic Kingdom now fits in the palm of your hand.
Four new Disney Parks Mini Kingdom playsets have arrived at Walt Disney World, WDW News Today reports. Each set is based on a different Magic Kingdom land and costs $32.99.
Which Disney Mini Kingdom playsets are available?
There are four sets in the first wave:
Adventureland Playset: $32.99
Fantasyland Playset: $32.99
Tomorrowland Playset: $32.99
Frontierland Playset: $32.99
Each playset comes with a themed carry case, three mini figures, extra pieces and a key to “unlock” the kingdom.
What is in the Adventureland Mini Kingdom playset?
The Adventureland set’s carry case is shaped like a Jungle Cruise boat, WDWNT reports.
It comes with three figures: Donald Duck, Jasmine and a character in a skipper hat with Mickey ears. There is also a camel inspired by the one outside The Magic Carpets of Aladdin.
Inside, the case opens up to scenes inspired by Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Magic Carpets of Aladdin and more.
What is in the Fantasyland Mini Kingdom playset?
The Fantasyland set uses an “it’s a small world” carry case. The small world castle opens up to store all of the pieces, WDWNT reports.
It comes with three mini figures, a key and a Gaston figure modeled after the fountain outside Gaston’s Tavern.
What about Tomorrowland and Frontierland?
The Tomorrowland set is inspired by the land’s retro, futuristic look, MickeyBlog reports.
The Frontierland set is made to look like the golden peaks of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. It includes mini Tiana and Woody figures and a little mine cart, according to MickeyBlog.
Each set follows the same idea: a carry case shaped like a famous ride or building that opens up into a tiny version of the land.
Where can you buy Disney Mini Kingdom playsets?
WDWNT spotted the Adventureland set at the Emporium on Main Street, U.S.A. The other three sets were at Big Top Souvenirs in Storybook Circus, both in Magic Kingdom.
MickeyBlog also found the playsets at Mickey’s of Hollywood at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Disney has not said whether the sets will come to Disneyland or shopDisney. Stock at the parks can change quickly, so check the Disney World app before making a special trip.
Are the Mini Kingdom playsets good for young kids?
The sets are made for play, but they include small pieces like mini figures and keys. Parents of toddlers should check the age label on the box before buying.
At $32.99, the sets are cheaper than many park toys. For comparison, Disney’s light-up Tree of Life playset at Animal Kingdom costs $69.99, WDWNT reported in May.
The carry cases also make them easy to bring on a trip, which is a plus for families with long ride lines ahead.
Is Disney making more park playsets?
Park-themed toys have been a growing category at Disney World. Recent releases include:
The Tree of Life playset at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, with Mickey, Minnie and animal figures.
“Small Kingdoms” light-up building replicas of the Walt Disney World Railroad Station ($179) and Main Street Confectionery ($129).
Those Small Kingdoms replicas are aimed more at adult collectors. The Mini Kingdom playsets are made for kids to open, close and play with.
Disney has not said if more lands, such as Liberty Square or Main Street, U.S.A., will get their own Mini Kingdom sets.
Do the Mini Kingdom playsets make good holiday gifts?
The timing works well. The sets arrived just ahead of the holiday shopping season, and at $32.99 each they are a smaller gift than many park souvenirs.
Fans who want the whole set will spend about $132 for all four. Since each set has its own figures, kids can mix characters from different lands for their own stories.
Which Mini Kingdom playset would you buy first? Tell us your favorite.
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:
WDW News Today (Nov. 14, 2026), the four playsets, prices, Adventureland and Fantasyland contents and where they were found
MickeyBlog (Nov. 13, 2026), the Tomorrowland and Frontierland sets and Mickey’s of Hollywood
WDW News Today (May 21, 2026), the Tree of Life playset
WDW News Today (Nov. 1, 2026), the Small Kingdoms replicas
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