If you’ve ever wished you could have your very own Disney cast member name tag, Arribas Brothers has a new Christmas ornament that might be right up your alley! And honestly, I think these would make such a cute gift for the Disney fan in your life.
Arribas Brothers just shared a first look at its new customizable Christmas ornaments inspired by the iconic name tags worn by Disney cast members. They’re available in two festive colors, red and green, and guests can have them personalized with a name or special message.
The red ornament features Mickey and Minnie Mouse dressed for Christmas, surrounded by snowflakes and little Christmas trees. The green version has a slightly different design, with a golden Cinderella Castle at the top and a collection of Disney characters enjoying the holidays. Both feature the Walt Disney World logo and have plenty of room in the center for personalization.
One of my favorite details is that guests can choose how their ornaments are engraved. Arribas Brothers offers a hand-engraved script style, which gives the ornament a more traditional Christmas look, or the classic Disney cast member name tag font. That second option is especially fun if you’ve always wanted to see your own name on a Disney name tag!
I love the idea of having one made to commemorate a special Walt Disney World vacation, especially if you’re visiting during the holiday season.
These would also make thoughtful gifts for family members or friends who share your love of Disney. You could even start a tradition of picking up a new ornament each year you visit.
The new ornaments are available at Crystal Arts in Magic Kingdom and at the Arribas Brothers location in Disney Springs. The ornaments are priced at $19 each, with personalization available for an additional $6.95 per engraved word.
I always enjoy finding Disney souvenirs that feel a little more personal, and these are such a fun twist on something every Disney Parks fan recognizes. Plus, there’s something special about pulling an ornament out of the box each Christmas and remembering the vacation when you picked it out.
Would you choose the traditional script engraving or go with the cast member name tag font? I think I’d have to go with the name tag lettering!
