Disney gave fans a first look at the finished alpine-inspired holiday outfits for Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, Daisy and more. They meet guests in Town Square at Disneyland Park.
Mickey and his pals are dressed for a snowy mountain Christmas this year at Disneyland.
Disney released a first look Friday, Nov. 13, at the finished alpine-inspired holiday costumes Mickey and friends will wear this winter at Disneyland Park, WDW News Today reports. Disney teased Mickey and Minnie’s looks with concept art earlier this year. Now the whole gang is ready.
They will meet guests in Town Square, right at the front of the park.
What do Mickey and Minnie’s holiday costumes look like?
Mickey wears red overalls, a green shirt and a Santa hat. Minnie has a green dress with a red capelet and a matching hat.
Both outfits have train appliques, a nice match for Disneyland’s new $41 Holiday Train popcorn bucket, which also arrived this week and puts Mickey on top of a locomotive holding a present.
It all feels very cozy, like a Christmas village came to life on Main Street.
What are Goofy, Donald and Daisy wearing?
Everyone got a festive refresh:
Goofy wears a red coat over a Christmas sweater, with green pants.
Clarabelle Cow wears a red cloak, an orange top and a green skirt.
Pluto has a green bandanna with red fringe.
Daisy is channeling Tinker Bell in a green dress with purple trim and fairy wings.
Donald is dressed like an aviator, with goggles on his head and a red jacket.
Daisy’s look might be the sleeper hit. Fairy wings on a duck should not work, and yet.
What are Chip ‘n’ Dale wearing for the holidays at Disneyland?
Chip wears green corduroy overalls, while Dale has a red striped vest. Both chipmunks top it off with green train conductor hats.
The conductor hats are another nod to the train look. If you are collecting photos of every character in the set, the chipmunks are the easiest to spot in a crowd.
Where can you meet Mickey and friends at Disneyland for the holidays?
The characters meet in Town Square at Disneyland Park. Appearance times usually show up in the Disneyland app, and character meet-and-greets can shift with weather and park events.
Santa has his own plans this year. WDW News Today reports that Santa and Mrs. Claus are meeting together in Mickey’s Toontown for the first time.
Disney also posted a guide to 2026 holiday characters at Disneyland on the Disney Parks Blog, so expect more seasonal looks to pop up around the resort.
When does the holiday season end at Disneyland?
Disneyland’s holiday season typically runs into early January. Holiday decor, menus and character costumes stick around for most of that stretch.
That gives families plenty of time to catch the new outfits, but the weeks right before Christmas get packed. Midweek mornings in early December tend to be the easiest time for character lines.
Are Disney World characters getting holiday costumes too?
Yes. Walt Disney World rolled out its own holiday looks this week. At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Woody and Jessie got festive candy cane vests, and Buzz Lightyear picked up a Santa hat. At Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Dug, Pluto, Goofy, Donald and Daisy added holiday touches to their safari outfits.
Disneyland’s versions go further, though. Instead of small add-ons, the whole crew got brand-new outfits built around one theme. For fans who love a character photo with a matching story, this is the year to plan a Town Square stop.
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. 13, 2026), the costume details, Town Square location and Santa’s Toontown meet
Disney Parks Blog (Nov. 13, 2026), the 2026 Disneyland holiday characters guide
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