Disney's newest Figment bucket wears his holiday sweater from the ride and comes filled with jelly doughnut popcorn. The last time EPCOT sold a brand-new Figment bucket, the line hit seven hours.
Figment is getting a holiday popcorn bucket, and Disney fans who remember 2022 are already stretching.
Disney revealed the Figment Holiday Sweater Bucket on Thursday with the full menus for the 2026 EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays. It comes filled with jelly doughnut popcorn and goes on sale at Holiday Hearth Desserts in The Odyssey when the festival opens Nov. 27.
The limit is two per person, per transaction, while supplies last, according to the Disney Parks Blog. Disney hasn't announced a price.
What does the Figment Holiday Sweater Bucket look like?
It's the purple dragon in the same blue sweater he wears every holiday season on Journey Into Imagination with Figment, BlogMickey reported.
In Disney's photo, Figment hugs his belly with a big open-mouth grin. The sweater has a white snowflake pattern, white ribbed cuffs and the Imagination Pavilion pyramid near the bottom.
A shoulder strap clips on near his head. It has "EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays" printed along it, so nobody at the airport will wonder where you got it.
How much is the Figment popcorn bucket?
Disney hasn't said yet. The menu release didn't include prices for anything at the festival.
For comparison, the Figment Artist bucket from the 2026 EPCOT Festival of the Arts cost $29 and was sold only through Mobile Order, BlogMickey reported. Disney hasn't said whether the holiday version will use the same Mobile Order setup.
Where can you buy the Figment Holiday Sweater Bucket?
Holiday Hearth Desserts, the Holiday Kitchen inside The Odyssey in World Celebration. WDWMagic listed it as one of the festival's novelty items.
On sale: Nov. 27, the first day of the festival
Festival runs: Nov. 27 to Dec. 30, 2026
Limit: two per person, per transaction
Availability: while supplies last
Popcorn flavor: jelly doughnut
WDWMagic's advice is to go early in the festival, since past Figment buckets have been popular with collectors. That's putting it gently.
Why do Figment popcorn buckets cause so much chaos?
Because of January 2022. EPCOT's first Figment bucket debuted at the Festival of the Arts for $25, and lines reached up to seven hours, The A.V. Club reported at the time.
Within a week, buckets were "routinely selling for between $100 and $200" online, the outlet said, and one sold for $500. Disney limited that one to two per customer, too.
Since then, Disney has rolled out more Figment buckets, including a lightbulb design and this year's artist version, WDWNT noted. None has matched 2022's frenzy, but nobody at EPCOT has forgotten it.
When did Figment start wearing a holiday sweater?
Figment's holiday look started on the ride in 2020, when two of the Journey Into Imagination animatronics showed up in an Imagination Pavilion ugly Christmas sweater, BlogMickey reported. It has come back every year since.
Last year, Figment wore a holiday sweater at his meet-and-greet for the first time. Disney has also turned the sweater into merchandise, from a sweater for guests in 2024 to ears, an ornament and a bag in 2025. A popcorn bucket was the obvious next step.
What else is new at Holiday Hearth Desserts?
If you're already standing in line, the booth's new treats include:
Peppermint Bark
Hot Chocolate Mousse Cup, which Disney lists as a kid-friendly pick
Milk Chocolate Minnie Bows and Mickey-shaped Nonpareils
Christmas Sugar Cookie with M&M'S Holiday Blend, which counts toward the Holiday Cookie Stroll
It also serves Frozen Caramel Hot Cocoa with TWIX bits and regular Joffrey's hot cocoa.
Is there a Figment cup for passholders?
Yes. Disney World passholders get their own Figment souvenir cup with a Raspberry Sleigh Dole Whip at this year's festival, as [we reported Nov. 6](https://news.piratesandprincesses.net/p/disney-world-passholders-get-a-figment). That's two Figment collectibles in one festival. EPCOT knows exactly who its audience is.
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:
Disney Parks Blog (Nov. 12, 2026), the bucket reveal, location, purchase limit and Holiday Hearth Desserts menu
BlogMickey (Nov. 12, 2026), the bucket design, Figment's sweater history and the Figment Artist bucket price
WDWMagic (Nov. 12, 2026), the novelty listing and dates
WDWNT (Nov. 12, 2026), past Figment bucket designs
The A.V. Club (Jan. 21, 2022), the 2022 Figment bucket price, line times and resale prices
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