The Santa Mickey sipper that debuted at Disneyland last year just landed at Disney World for $24.99 with a fountain drink. That's $4.80 less than the $29.79 Disneyland charged in 2025.
Santa Mickey has made it to Florida, and he brought a bag full of tiny Disney rides.
The Santa Mickey sipper went on sale Tuesday, Nov. 10, at The Daily Poutine in Disney Springs, WDW News Today reported. It costs $24.99 plus tax and includes any fountain beverage at the time of purchase.
That's a better deal than Disneyland fans got. When the same sipper debuted at Disneyland Resort in November 2025, WDWNT listed it at $29.79. Florida's version is $4.80 cheaper.
Here's some quick math, too. A fountain drink by itself costs $4.99 at The Daily Poutine, according to Disney Springs' menu. So the plastic Santa works out to about $20.
There's a limit of two per person, per transaction, and it's sold while supplies last, WDWNT reported.
Where can you buy the Santa Mickey sipper at Disney World?
For now, WDWNT and MickeyBlog both name just one spot: The Daily Poutine, the quick-service kiosk in Town Center at Disney Springs.
The kiosk is open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., according to Disney Springs' website. You don't need a theme park ticket to shop at Disney Springs, so this is one of the few holiday novelties you can grab without paying park admission.
Disney hasn't said whether the sipper will turn up in the parks later. If it sells out at Disney Springs, that may be your only shot.
What does the Santa Mickey sipper look like?
Mickey is dressed as Santa, with a red coat, black boots and a red hat. He's hauling a green gift bag over his shoulder, and the gifts inside are a nod to the parks.
Here's what's poking out of Santa's sack, per WDWNT:
A toy soldier
Space Mountain
A Jungle Cruise boat
A Soarin' hang glider
An Autopia car
The top of Mickey's head and hat twist off so you can fill it with a drink. It comes with a red holiday strap that clips onto Mickey's shoulders. The strap is decorated with gifts, Mickey, Minnie, snowflakes and lights.
Yes, Santa is delivering Autopia, a ride Disney World doesn't have. The design came from Disneyland, after all.
What drink comes with the Santa Mickey sipper?
Any fountain beverage you pick when you buy it. The Daily Poutine's menu lists assorted fountain drinks for $4.99, so that's what's bundled into the price.
The kiosk mostly sells poutine and loaded frites, which run $11.29 to $11.99, per the Disney Springs menu. A Santa sipper and a Butter Chicken Poutine would set you back about $37 before tax.
Was the Santa Mickey sipper at Disneyland?
Yes. It debuted at Disneyland Resort in November 2025, WDWNT reported at the time. It was sold all over the resort, including Disneyland park, Disney California Adventure, the Disneyland Hotel and Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.
Disneyland had the same two-per-person limit, and no discounts applied. MickeyBlog confirmed the Florida version uses the same design.
What other holiday sippers and popcorn buckets are at Disney World?
Santa Mickey has company this season. Here's what else Disney World is selling:
Stitch Christmas Tree Sipper: Sold in all four parks since Nov. 6, from Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe at Magic Kingdom to Fairfax Fare at Hollywood Studios. Here's [the full holiday bucket and sipper lineup](https://news.piratesandprincesses.net/p/disney-worlds-2026-holiday-popcorn).
Toy Story Gingerbread House bucket: At Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. It [costs $31.99](https://news.piratesandprincesses.net/p/disney-worlds-toy-story-gingerbread).
Holiday Train bucket: Only at Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, and [it actually rolls](https://news.piratesandprincesses.net/p/disneys-mickey-christmas-train-popcorn).
Most of Disney Springs' holiday treats started Tuesday, too. Here's [every 2026 Disney World holiday treat, park by park](https://news.piratesandprincesses.net/p/disney-world-reveals-its-2026-holiday).
What else is happening at Disney Springs this week?
Disney Springs lights its Christmas tree on Wednesday, Nov. 11, from 6:30 to 6:50 p.m., and it's free to watch. Here's [how the tree lighting works](https://news.piratesandprincesses.net/p/disney-springs-christmas-tree-lighting).
Disney Springs is walkable, so you can pick up a sipper, fill it and still get a decent spot for the lighting. Just don't let Santa's tiny Space Mountain poke anyone in the crowd.
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. 10, 2026), the tip, the $24.99 price, location, purchase limit, included drink and design details
MickeyBlog (Nov. 10, 2026), the location, the red strap and confirmation that it's the Disneyland design
Disney Springs (official website, checked Nov. 10, 2026), The Daily Poutine's location, hours and menu prices
WDW News Today (Nov. 14, 2025), the 2025 Disneyland price, locations and limit
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