Disneyland’s 2026 holiday novelties are here, led by a Toy Story gingerbread house bucket with a pop-up alien, a $41 powered train bucket and a light-up Stitch tree sipper.
Disneyland’s holiday popcorn bucket lineup just dropped, and the star is a gingerbread house packed with Toy Story characters.
The Toy Story Gingerbread House Bucket costs $39.75 with popcorn and arrived Nov. 13 at Disneyland Resort, according to WDW News Today. It brought friends: a powered holiday train bucket, a light-up Stitch sipper, a $16 standard bucket and two new tumblers.
Here is what each one costs and where to find it.
What does the Toy Story gingerbread house bucket look like?
It looks like a cookie house that Andy’s toys took over.
One side shows Bo Peep’s sheep dressed as snowmen next to toy blocks that spell out “TOY.” The other side has a Little Green Alien in a Santa hat munching on a wreath cookie, standing next to a Hamm cookie.
The best part is up top. An interactive alien pops out of the chimney.
Around back, Angel Kitty from the special Toy Story That Time Forgot sits next to a Christmas tree cookie. The lid is half of the roof and has a “Happy Holidays” message printed inside. The red strap has snowflakes and Toy Story characters.
The limit is two per person, per transaction. It sells at popcorn carts and quick-service spots in both parks, plus The Coffee House at the Disneyland Hotel and a cart in the Grand Californian’s Great Hall.
How much is the Disneyland holiday train popcorn bucket?
The Holiday Train bucket is $41 with popcorn, and it is powered.
Mickey rides on top holding a present. Pluto and a reindeer peek out of the left window, and Minnie is in the right window. Chip and Dale ride a handcar on the back, with railroad lanterns strung along the top.
The roof of the engine cab opens up for popcorn. The bottom has an on/off switch and a speaker. The light blue lanyard shows the whole gang riding a train: Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Chip and Dale.
It is also limited to two per person.
What other holiday novelties are at Disneyland?
Stitch got his own moment, because of course he did.
The Stitch Christmas Tree Sipper is $26.99 with a fountain drink. Stitch wears a Christmas tree costume with red boots and mittens while chewing on a candy cane. The yellow star on top lights up, with one setting that fades in and out and one that stays steady. The top of the tree comes off for filling.
For budget shoppers, the standard Holiday Popcorn Bucket is $16. Its wraparound art shows Mickey driving a train engine, Minnie checking her list and Goofy holding a candy cane. It sells at most popcorn carts in both parks and through mobile order, with a limit of 10.
Two new tumblers match the bucket art:
Holiday Stainless Steel Tumbler: $29.99
Holiday Travel Tumbler: $14.99
Can you get these buckets on Disneyland’s Troubadour Tavern release?
Yes, but the window is short. Both premium buckets and the Stitch sipper are part of a seasonal novelty release at Troubadour Tavern in Fantasyland that runs only Nov. 13 and 14. After that, guests can still find them at the other listed spots while supplies last.
WDW News Today’s close-up photos of the gingerbread house and train buckets were taken at Walt Disney World, so Florida fans may have spotted them first.
How long will Disneyland’s holiday popcorn buckets last?
Nobody knows for sure, and Disney does not say. Holiday novelties usually stay on sale through the season or until they sell out, whichever comes first.
Disney’s holiday buckets tend to disappear fast, and resale prices climb right behind them. Anyone with a December Disneyland trip who wants the gingerbread house should not count on it still being around. If you see it, grab it, and maybe skip the extra churro to make up for it.
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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WDW News Today (Nov. 13, 2026), prices, designs, limits and locations for the buckets, sipper and tumblers
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