Disneyland Holiday Popcorn Buckets and Sippers Arrive Nov. 13

Disneyland Resort will start selling its 2026 holiday popcorn buckets, sippers, tumblers and straw clips on Nov. 13, according to Disney news site Mickey Visit. Most of the seasonal items are expected to be sold only from Nov. 13-15, so families who want one will have a short window.

Purchase limits depend on the item. Some allow 2 per transaction, and others allow up to 10. Several items can be bought through mobile ordering at select locations.

The three new popcorn buckets

The Holiday Popcorn Bucket has a classic bucket shape with a red lid and handle. Its artwork shows Mickey riding a green and red train while Minnie writes on a long yellow scroll, with Christmas trees, snowflakes and presents around them. It will be sold at most popcorn carts across Disneyland Resort, with a limit of 10 per person per transaction, and mobile order is available at select spots.

The Holiday Train Bucket is shaped like a toy train in light green and red. Mickey, in a Santa hat, pops out of the top holding a gift, while a reindeer and Pluto look out a side window. It will be sold at food and popcorn locations in Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park, plus The Coffee House at the Disneyland Hotel and the Great Hall cart at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.

The Toy Story Gingerbread House Bucket shows Woody dressed as Santa Claus and Bo Peep outside a gingerbread house. Her sheep, blocks spelling “toy” and a Pizza Planet alien climbing out of the chimney appear on the sides. Its locations are similar to those of the train bucket, including Alien Pizza Planet and Harbour Galley in Disneyland Park and Smokejumpers Grill in California Adventure.

Tumblers, a Stitch sipper and a Haunted Mansion cup

Two tumblers carry “Happy Holidays” lettering. The Holiday Stainless Steel Tumbler is red with a green spout cap and shows Pluto in reindeer antlers resting under a tree full of presents. The Holiday Travel Tumbler is red and white, with Mickey and Minnie in holiday outfits and a red strap printed with trees and snowflakes. Both will be sold at many quick-service restaurants in the two parks.

The Stitch Christmas Tree Sipper dresses Stitch as a lit Christmas tree with a star on top, red boots and a candy cane in his mouth. Besides the parks, it will be available at Tangaroa Terrace at the Disneyland Hotel and GCH Craftsman Grill at the Grand Californian.

At the outdoor patio bar of Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar, guests can buy up to two drinks in a Nightmare Before Christmas cup marking the 25th anniversary of Haunted Mansion Holiday. The drinks are DOLE Whip-based, and one of the three choices comes with a splash of rum.

Straw clips and a glow cube for younger fans

The Holiday Chip ‘n’ Dale Candy Cane Straw Clip shows both chipmunks in tiny Santa hats clinging to a red and white candy cane. It is sold at a few park carts, at holiday festival booths in California Adventure and at Goofy’s Kitchen in the Disneyland Hotel.

The Mickey Wreath Holiday Straw Clip puts Mickey’s face, in a Santa hat, in the center of a decorated wreath and attaches to a straw with a keychain-style loop. Many churro and popcorn carts in both parks will carry it.

The Holiday Ornament Glow Cube is Mickey-shaped, metallic green, with a string-light pattern and a gold ornament cap.

What it means for families visiting in mid-November

Families with a Disneyland trip planned for Nov. 13-15 will be in the parks during the main sales window for these items. Mickey Visit says most of the seasonal novelties are only sold on those dates and tells collectors to get to the park early.

Because each item is sold at its own list of carts and restaurants, a family hunting for one specific bucket or sipper may need to check where it is offered before walking the park. Mobile ordering at select locations lets guests buy some items without waiting in a cart line.

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