Cinderella holiday castle merchandise now available for Disney annual passholders New merchandise being sold at Magic Kingdom Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., will reimagine its holiday celebration this year. From Nov. 6 to Dec. 30, when night falls at Magic Kingdom Park, projection effects will transform Cinderella Castle with a kaleidoscope of holiday-themed designs. (David Roark, Walt Disney World)
ORLANDO, Fla – Walt Disney World annual passholders now have the opportunity to purchase merchandise that celebrates the holiday projections cascading onto Cinderella Castle.
Over the past couple of weeks, guests visiting the Magic Kingdom have had the opportunity to see the castle light up into a series of holiday designs including a whimsical Christmas sweater and a colorful polka dot gift box fit for Minnie Mouse. Disney said on its website the new passholder merchandise will include a selection of festive MagicBands, ornaments, raglan fleeces and more.
The merchandise will be available at the following locations:
Star Traders in Tomorrowland
Bonjour! Village Gifts in Fantasyland
Frontier Trading Post in Frontierland
Plaza del Sol Caribe Bazaar in Adventureland
The new merchandise will be eligible for a passholder discount at checkout and will be available through Dec. 30 while supplies last.
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