Disney Debuts 2026 Veterans Day Merchandise Collection Across Domestic Resorts

Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort have officially debuted the 2026 Veterans Day merchandise collection. According to Disney, each item in the new line was thoughtfully designed to celebrate military service members, veterans, and the families who stand beside them.

The lineup features Mickey Mouse alongside patriotic designs inspired by every branch of the United States military. The core collection includes a T-shirt priced at $39.99, a spirit jersey or baseball jersey available for $79.99, a baseball hat priced at $32.99, and a ceramic mug available for $16.99. Additionally, a special commemorative pin is available exclusively at Walt Disney World Resort.

Guests looking to purchase items from the collection can find them while supplies last at multiple designated retail locations across both domestic resort properties. At Walt Disney World Resort, the collection is stocked at the Emporium in Magic Kingdom, Creations Shop at EPCOT, Mickey’s of Hollywood at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Discovery Trading Company at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and World of Disney at Disney Springs. Out west at Disneyland Resort, shoppers can browse the collection at the Emporium in Disneyland park, Elias & Co. in Disney California Adventure, and World of Disney in the Downtown Disney District. Theme park admission and reservations may be required for certain in-park locations.

Beyond the new merchandise, Disney is preparing to mark Veterans Day on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, with special Flag Retreat ceremonies at both Magic Kingdom Park and Disneyland park. These daily traditions offer guests a moment to pause and reflect on the service of military members. The observances form part of a broader company initiative throughout November, during which teams across Disney will celebrate National Veterans and Military Families Month with tributes and recognition.

Disney notes that its support for the military community stems from a legacy spanning more than a century, rooted in founders Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney serving during World War I.