Good morning, Disney shoppers, and welcome to the Monday Merch Meeting! Now, I’ll tell you, this week is looking a little slim when it comes to the merch front. There isn’t a huge pile of new and exciting things to show you, and sometimes the shelves are just going to be a little quieter. However, and this is an emotionally underlined however, we do have something that has caught my eye: NEW Christmas ornaments!
Yes, I know we are still firmly in spooky season, but you know me. Give me a reason to start planning for holiday cheer, and I am absolutely going to take it. Disney has added some new designs to its glass ornament collection for 2026, and there are some lovely little pieces joining the lineup. So, grab your virtual shopping basket and let’s take a closer look at the newest ornaments that could be making their way onto your Christmas tree this year.
Santa Mickey and Minnie Mouse Gingerbread House Glass Ornament
$29.99
Who is nibbling at this house? Looks like Mickey and Minnie Mouse! A sculpted, blown glass gingerbead house with peppermint and candy cane decoration brings a nip of nostalgia to your holiday tree. Iridescent and snowy glitter, metallic accents and a plaid ribbon for hanging will help this ornament become a family tradition.
Santa Claus Glass Ornament
$34.99
Ho-Ho-Ho. Who wouldn’t show off this nostalgic, old-fashioned blown glass ornament of old Saint Nick himself? Santa Claus checks his naughty-or-nice list while packing a load of toys – including a Mickey Mouse doll – for delivery at Christmas. Iridescent glitter, metallic accents and a plaid ribbon for hanging will make your celebration even more special.
Mickey Mouse and Pluto Glass Droplet Ornament – Pluto’s Christmas Tree
$29.99
A snowfall of nostalgia for holidays past is encapsulated in this elegant, old-fashioned glass droplet ornament topped with glittering frost. A window tableau displays Mickey and Pluto looking out at the winter magic in a scene inspired by Walt Disney’s classic short Pluto’s Christmas Tree. Comes with a plaid ribbon for hanging.
Mickey Mouse Holiday Countdown Calendar
$44.99
It’s full steam ahead as Mickey takes the helm of this train that’s heading toward Christmas with its built-in countdown calendar. The figural train boasts a festive color scheme and two numbered blocks that can be rotated to indicate the ‘Days ‘Til Christmas.’ Leaning out of the cab with a present in hand, train driver Mickey brings the excitement of Christmas closer with every passing day.
Donald Duck and Goofy Glass Ornament
$34.99
‘Duck the halls’ with our old-fashioned blown glass ornament featuring Donald and Goofy gathered around a glittering Christmas tree. A plaid ribbon for hanging gives it an added nostalgic touch. ‘Gawrsh, it’s purty!’
Minnie Mouse as Mrs. Santa Claus Glass Ornament
$24.99
Minnie Mouse, our leading lady, takes on his biggest role as Mrs. Claus with this nostalgic, old-fashioned glass ornament. Iridescent glitter and a plaid ribbon for hanging will make Minnie stand out on the family tree. Match her to Mickey as Santa, sold separately.
Mickey Mouse and Friends Glass Ball Ornament
$24.99
Season’s greetings! Mickey and the gang are decked out in their Santa hats for this bas relief ball ornament with frosty iridescent glitter snow and metallic accents. Our fabulous five will be displaying an abundance of good cheer through the holidays!
Mickey Mouse as Santa Claus Glass Ornament
$24.99
Mickey Mouse, our brightest star, takes on his biggest role as Santa Claus with this nostalgic, old-fashioned glass ornament. Iridescent glitter and a plaid ribbon for hanging will make Mickey stand out on the family tree. Match him to Minnie as Mrs. Claus, sold separately.
Tinker Bell with Candle Clip-On Figural Ornament – Peter Pan
$29.99
Will Tinker Bell be naughty or nice? Hiding behind a Christmas candle, you never know what tempestuous Tink is truly up to. This fully sculpted ornament scene with golden glitter accents and translucent fairy wings features a built-in clip for attaching to your tree branch.
And that countdown calendar! I love little pieces like that to add to the excitement of the season, though I’m not completely sold on that specific shade of green that has been used. Let me know what you think. Is the mint green correct for the holidays?
