Well, this new piece of Disney merchandise is going to be a problem for my Christmas shopping budget! Arribas Bros. just shared photos of its new 2026 Holiday Magic Advent Calendar, and I can’t get over how cute it is. I’ve never really been into Advent calendars, but I might have to make an exception for this one.
The limited-edition calendar is designed to look like a festive red Christmas house, complete with gold trim, snowflakes, snowy windows, and Mickey and Minnie Mouse decorating a wreath near the front door. The whole thing opens up to reveal 25 individually numbered compartments, each hiding a little holiday surprise. And these aren’t your typical Advent calendar treats!
According to Arribas Bros., the calendar includes unique ornaments, glass collectibles, and other special surprises to enjoy each day leading up to Christmas. The photos shared on Instagram give us a peek at a few of the goodies, including an adorable miniature glass Christmas train in red, green, and gold, a delicate glass Pluto figurine, and a shiny red collectible decorated with gold snowflakes and the words “Happy Holidays.”
Even the calendar itself is cute enough to use as a Christmas decoration. Inside, the 25 little boxes are all different sizes, with red, green, gold, and white designs. There are Mickey silhouettes tucked into some of the artwork, too. I’d probably have a hard time putting the whole thing away once Christmas was over.
If you’ve ever wandered through Crystal Arts at Disney Springs, you know how easy it is to get distracted by all the beautiful glass pieces. That’s part of what I love about this calendar. You’re getting little collectibles you can actually keep, and I can see myself looking forward to pulling them out with the Christmas decorations every year.
The 2026 Holiday Magic Advent Calendar is available now at Crystal Arts, while supplies last, of course. We are working on getting the price and once we do, we’ll add it right here. In the meantime, I’ll be curious to see what it costs, especially with 25 surprises inside.
I have to admit, I’ve never been much of an Advent calendar person, but this one has me seriously reconsidering. Between the beautiful packaging and those tiny glass surprises, I can already picture how much fun it would be to open a new compartment every morning in December.
What do you think? Would you splurge on a Disney Advent calendar filled with glass collectibles, or would you rather stick with the chocolate ones?
