Disney Store is making a list, and families should really check it twice. The retailer has unwrapped all its top toys for the holiday season, guaranteed to grant wishes for fans of all ages. 

The lineup features everything from beloved characters and big-ticket builds to pint-sized playsets and plush. Kids can spot plenty of familiar faces to add to their wish lists, including Cars, Toy Story, Marvel, Disney Princesses, and even icons from around the theme parks. Most items are available now, with many more rolling out in stores and online throughout the fall. 

This year, toys are truly taking over — in more ways than one! Fans of Toy Story 5 can bring all their favorite characters home with the new Doll Gift Set, from longtime pals like Woody, Buzz, Jessie, Bullseye, and Bonnie, to new friends like Blaze and Daffodil. Kids can also dream up adventures with talking Toy Story action figures or round up toys from across the entire series with the Andy’s Toy Chest Playset. 

Meanwhile, Mickey and Olaf are putting their own spins on seasonal traditions. The happy snowman can help families count down to the holidays with an adorable plush calendar, with a soft Sven to mark each day. While Olaf tracks the days, Mickey hits the tracks aboard a festive Lionel train set. This remote-controlled train takes a trip around the tree with four themed cars, light and sound effects, real smoke, and even a removable Mickey figurine. 

For a holiday happily-ever-after, look no further than the new Disney Princess Classic Doll Collection. This gift set transforms 11 classic princesses into dazzling fashion dolls, complete with four mystery boxes filled with surprise accessories. Kids can also collect a special edition Jasmine doll, explore Elsa and Anna’s Arendelle home with the sprawling Frozen II Castle Playset, or live the full fairytale fantasy with the Beauty and the Beast Singing Tea Cart. This interactive roleplay set has everything kids need to throw an enchanted tea party, from cakes and cups to the cheerful Chip. 

Cars fans, buckle up, because these new toys are fun at full speed. Kids can race into Radiator Springs adventures with the Mack Hauler Truck, which comes to life with lights, sounds, and phrases from the film. Inside his trailer, kids will find 1:43-scale die-cast cars of the entire Rust-eze Racing Center Team, including Lightning McQueen, Tow Mater, Cal Weathers, and more. Kids can also grab the die-casts on their own in four-packs, each featuring a combination of characters from all three films. 

Disney Parks fans can bring the magic home with the nearly 4,000-piece LEGO Disney Main Street U.S.A. set. Perfect for builders ages 18 and up, this display recreates the three iconic stops along the street — the Fire Station, Disneyland Emporium, and Crystal Arcade — complete with a fire truck, a popcorn cart, mouse-shaped balloons, and 16 minifigures. Meanwhile, younger Mouseketeers can hit the road with Mickey in his own light-and-sound Fire Truck or blow through the block with the Bubble R/C car.

There are plenty of stocking stuffers in the mix, too. Kids can make a splash with Disney-themed bath toys, explore tiny tales with the Once Upon a Story Micro Playsets, clip light-up characters to their backpacks, care for their favorite four-legged friends with the Nurture Playsets, or create a bubble blizzard with an Olaf bubble wand. Plush fans can cuddle up with Disney Parks icons, Lightning McQueen, and sporty versions of Mickey and his pals, while Marvel maniacs can suit up for superhero adventures with Spider-Man, Iron Man, Hulk, and Wolverine action figures.

Many of the Disney Store’s holiday picks are available now, with plenty more to roll out throughout the fall. Families can get a head start on their holiday shopping with these toys and more on disneystore.com.

About the author

Natalie Miller

Natalie Miller

Natalie is an Assistant Editor for The Pop Insider, The Toy Insider, and The Toy Book. She is a Hufflepuff, a theme park enthusiast, and still holds the school record for the most Accelerated Reader points. If you're looking for her, she's probably at the nearest coffee shop, arguing over who the best Spider-Man is or trying to pet a stranger's dog.

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