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December 13, 2023

The Best Disney Christmas Ornaments and Where to Find Them

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Decorating the tree is so much more fun when every branch holds a memory, and Disney Christmas ornaments are made for that. One ornament takes you back to your first walk down Main Street, another is the Grogu you couldn’t bring yourself to leave on the shelf, and before long the whole evening turns into a happy little reunion with every trip you’ve taken.

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I rounded up favorites for every fandom, from classic Mickey and Minnie to Stitch, Pixar, Star Wars, and spooky Nightmare Before Christmas picks, plus brand-new 2026 releases and a throwback section for anyone who grew up on Disney Channel. You’ll also find where to shop in the parks and online, how personalization works at Walt Disney World, and easy ways to turn collecting into a tradition without blowing the holiday budget. These double as gifts for the Disney lover in your life too, so keep a few in mind as you build your shopping list.

Disney Christmas Ornaments for Every Fandom on Your List

Most Disney trees end up as a happy mix of characters, and that’s half the charm. Still, it helps to shop by fandom, especially when you’re buying for someone else and want the ornament to look like it was picked just for them. Each section below mixes brand-new 2026 releases with tried-and-true favorites, in everything from sturdy resin to delicate glass and porcelain.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse Disney Christmas Ornaments

Mickey and Friends Ornaments for a Classic Tree

No Disney ornament collection is complete without Mickey and Minnie, and the rest of the gang deserves a spot too. These classics show everyone dressed in their holiday best, and they fit in on almost any tree, from traditional red and green to a full-on Disney display.

If you’re only adding one or two Disney Christmas ornaments to a mostly neutral tree, start here. The new Disney Store glass designs, like Minnie as Mrs. Santa and the Mickey and Pluto droplet, have a vintage look that mixes easily with traditional ornaments, and the Sparkling Mickey ornament catches the light in the best way. The figural snow globe Mickey is a fun twist on the usual ornament, and the Hallmark Keepsake versions come dated, which makes it easy to remember the year each one joined the family.

Mickey’s pals bring some extra personality to the branches. Chip and Dale are all bundled up in Cozy Little Christmas, and Goofy is ready to pitch in as Santa’s Helper, probably with more enthusiasm than skill.

Disney Princess Ornaments With a Little Sparkle

Princess ornaments bring a pop of color and a little royal flair to the tree. Hallmark’s Dreams Go Round Carousel is the 2026 showstopper, with Ariel, Cinderella, and Jasmine riding their own carousel animals while it lights up and plays classic princess songs. Moana fans can grab Ready for Adventure, which plays “How Far I’ll Go,” and Belle With the Enchanted Mirror celebrates 35 years of Beauty and the Beast.

Ariel lovers will want Where the People Are, with Ariel dreaming about life on land, and the Disney Store’s Snow White Storybook Musical Living Magic Sketchbook ornament plays music right from the branch. Fair warning, it’s catchy enough to play on repeat all season.

The Rapunzel ornament is resin, so it can handle little hands helping with the decorating. Keep an eye on sizing with the Jasmine mini, since Hallmark’s miniature ornaments are tiny and look best near the front of the tree where they won’t get lost.

Frozen Ornaments for Fans of Arendelle

Frozen ornaments are a natural fit for a winter tree, and the icy blues and silvers look so pretty against white lights. Olaf is always a crowd favorite, and the new Disney Store Olaf glass ball is adorable. For a collector who loves heirloom pieces, the Lenox Elsa ornament and Hallmark’s new porcelain Elsa are the ones to grab.

If you want the whole crew together, Hallmark’s set of two pairs Elsa with Anna and Olaf. It’s an easy gift for sisters or best friends who quote the movie to each other every winter.

Stitch Ornaments for an Island Style Christmas

Stitch has taken over Disney shelves, and the ornament aisle is no different. The Disney Store’s new Stitch glass ornament has a sandy, coastal look for anyone who loves a beachy Christmas, and Stitch cuddling a Pineapple Swirl is a fun nod to the treat everyone grabs in Adventureland.

Hallmark’s Stitch Shines Bright is a cheerful pick for younger fans, Reindeer Stitch looks ready to cause trouble at the North Pole, and the Stitch Nutcracker might be the cutest way to mix tradition and chaos on one branch. If you’re visiting Disneyland this season, look for the porcelain Stitch holding a Dole Whip in the resort shops.

Winnie the Pooh Ornaments for His 100th Year

Winnie the Pooh turns 100 this year, which gives you the best excuse to bring the Hundred Acre Wood to your tree. Pooh ornaments have a soft, cozy charm that works on a neutral or vintage-style tree as well as a full Disney one.

Lenox marked the anniversary with a porcelain Pooh and Piglet ornament, and Hallmark’s A Tigger-ific Tree lights up, bounces, and plays “Deck the Halls,” which is exactly what Tigger would want. Pooh With Balloon is the storybook scene everyone recognizes, and Holiday Hugs is made for the friend who still keeps her childhood Pooh on a shelf.

Star Wars Ornaments for a Galaxy Themed Tree

Nothing gets a die-hard fan excited about decorating like a Star Wars ornament. Hallmark’s 2026 lineup brings a new Grogu, The Razor Crest, and a Decked-Out Droid, while the Millennium Falcon and R2-D2 are must-haves for anyone who loves the original trilogy.

The Lenox Stormtrooper adds a polished touch for collectors. If you’re mixing Star Wars into a traditional tree, try grouping the ships together in one area so they read as a mini fleet rather than looking out of place.

Disney Christmas Ornaments Pixar Ornaments

Pixar Ornaments That Make Everyone Smile

Pixar ornaments bring the humor. Forky might be the most delightfully odd thing you ever hang on a tree, though the new Wrapped-Up Rex is giving him real competition. Toy Story fans can also grab Hallmark’s Jessie and Smarty Pants ornament inspired by Toy Story 5.

Lightning McQueen is a great pick for young Cars fans, and Hallmark’s metal version celebrates 15 years of Cars 2. Roz and the Up ornament lean more sentimental for grown-up Pixar lovers, especially anyone who still tears up during the opening of Up. These are also some of the easiest Disney Christmas ornaments to give as gifts, because almost everyone has a favorite Pixar movie.

Disney Christmas Ornaments Marvel Ornaments

Marvel Ornaments for the Superhero Fan

Marvel ornaments pull the superhero fan in your house right into the decorating. Little Groot is adorable enough to win over even casual fans, Spider-Man spinning a snowflake is just plain festive, and In the Spotlight gives Spidey his own glow. Deadpool fans will get a kick out of The Merc With a Heart, and the Captain America shield glass ornament is a shiny pick for the Avengers lover on your list.

For anyone who grew up on the X-Men cartoon, The Blackbird plays the X-Men ’97 theme song. Marvel ornaments also make a quick stocking stuffer for teens and the grown men in your life who swear they don’t need anything for Christmas.

Disney Christmas Ornaments Disney Villain Ornaments

Disney Villain Ornaments for a Little Holiday Mischief

Villain ornaments are for the fan who would rather root for Maleficent than Aurora. They add a bit of drama to the tree, and the deep purples, greens, and blacks stand out against all those twinkle lights.

Hallmark’s Just One Bite is a clever nod to the Evil Queen’s famous apple, and the Disney Sketchbook ornaments bring two of the most stylish villains to the branches. Dr. Facilier is a fun pick for Princess and the Frog fans, and Cruella De Vil brings plenty of fur-coat glamour. Pair her with Precious Pups from the throwback section below if you want the whole 101 Dalmatians story on one tree.

Nightmare Before Christmas Ornaments for Spooky Season Fans

For anyone who keeps the spooky decor up as long as humanly possible, Nightmare Before Christmas ornaments are the answer. Jack and the gang already belong to both holidays, so they slide onto a Christmas tree without looking out of place.

The Jack and Sally ornament is made for couples, Zero with his candy cane is pure cuteness, and the resin Jack Skellington head is sturdy enough to survive a few bumps. Hallmark’s Festive Sally Nutcracker and Citizens of Halloween Town set are both new for 2026.

Lenox’s Santa Jack brings an elegant porcelain take on the Pumpkin King, the Lenox sleigh ride ornament captures his famous Christmas Eve delivery run, and Hallmark’s Santa Claus ornament gives Sandy Claws his moment too. They look so good on a black or purple tree if you’re the friend who decorates for both holidays at once.

Throwback Disney Ornaments for Millennial Nostalgia

If you spent your after-school hours with Disney Channel, Hallmark’s 2026 lineup is going to get you right in the heart. Lizzie McGuire Animated Alter Ego brings back Lizzie’s cartoon inner voice, and it’s pure early 2000s joy.

The nostalgia keeps going with Kermit as Captain Smollett for the 30th anniversary of Muppet Treasure Island, Mrs. Potts and Chip from Beauty and the Beast, and Precious Pups celebrating 101 Dalmatians. They’re a great gift for the friend you used to watch DCOMs with, and they’re guaranteed to start a conversation at the ornament exchange.

First Christmas and Milestone Disney Ornaments

Disney ornaments are a meaningful way to mark a big year, from a new baby to a first Christmas as newlyweds. Winnie the Pooh is the classic choice for baby’s first Christmas, and Hallmark’s 2026 version has Pooh perched on top of baby stacking rings with honey dripping down the sides.

Couples have plenty of options too. Lenox’s Our 1st Christmas Mickey and Minnie ornament is dated for 2026, Minnie’s Dream Wedding is a cute choice for a wedding year, and Hallmark’s Sweater-Sharing Sweethearts is a playful pick for a first Christmas together.

The dated 2026 Mickey and Minnie ornaments from Hallmark work for any big year, like a first home, a new job, or a graduation. Pair any of these with a handwritten note about the milestone, and it becomes the ornament they reach for first every December.

Disney Parks Ornaments That Bring the Trip Home

Disney Parks ornaments are the ones that make you want to book your next vacation. They celebrate the attractions, snacks, and icons you love from the parks, and they give you a reason to relive your trip every single December.

The 2026 lineup has some real standouts. Hallmark’s Disney Jingle Cruise ornament celebrates the holiday version of the Jungle Cruise, and the Favorite Disney Memories ornament lets you record your own trip memories, which makes it a sentimental gift for anyone who gets nostalgic about Disney. Both tie in with Holiday Ever After, Hallmark Channel’s new holiday movie filmed at Walt Disney World.

Haunted Mansion fans will love the Hitchhiking Ghosts, who are more than happy to follow you home, plus there are new designs for Dumbo the Flying Elephant and Soarin’ Around the World. For a statement piece, the Lenox Cinderella Castle ornament brings a little extra elegance. Just know that many light-up and musical Hallmark pieces need the Keepsake Power Cord, which is sold separately.

The Disney Parks glass snack ornaments are a treat for foodies, and the dated Walt Disney World light-up ornament is a simple way to mark a 2026 visit.

Where to Buy Disney Christmas Ornaments in the Parks and Online

You can find Disney Christmas ornaments all year long, which is great news if your Disney trip falls in July. The parks have the biggest variety and the best souvenir options, while shopping online fills in the gaps from your couch.

Disney’s Days of Christmas at Disney Springs

If you only make one ornament stop on your whole trip, make it this one. Disney’s Days of Christmas is open year-round in the Marketplace area of Disney Springs, close to the walkway to Saratoga Springs, and every wall is covered in ornaments inspired by classic animation, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and the parks themselves.

The shop also has a personalization station, so you can pick out an ornament and have a name or date added before you head home. Give yourself time to browse here, because it’s very easy to walk in for one ornament and leave with four.

Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe at Magic Kingdom

You’ll find Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe in Liberty Square near The Hall of Presidents, and the wood details and wreaths make it a cozy Christmas escape even on a 90-degree Florida afternoon. The selection is smaller than Days of Christmas and there’s a lot of overlap between the two, but it’s the easiest option if you’re already in Magic Kingdom and don’t want to make a separate trip to Disney Springs. Personalization is available here too.

More Places to Find Disney Ornaments on Vacation

For something a little different, stop by Die Weihnachts Ecke in the Germany pavilion at EPCOT. It leans toward traditional Christmas market decor like glass ornaments and nutcrackers, which is ideal if you want a souvenir with more of a European look than a character one. If you’re visiting during the holidays, pair your ornament hunt with a stroll past the gingerbread displays at Walt Disney World for an extra festive afternoon.

World of Disney at Disney Springs carries ornaments too, and the gift shops on Disney Cruise Line ships usually have a few, so they’re worth a look if you’re sailing during the holiday season. Disneyland Resort shops also roll out new holiday ornaments each fall, including park icon designs you won’t find on the East Coast.

Shopping for Disney Ornaments Online

If a park trip isn’t on the calendar, you can still shop plenty of Disney Christmas ornaments from home. The Disney Store website carries character ornaments plus Disney Parks designs, and Hallmark, Lenox, Pottery Barn, and Amazon all carry their own Disney lines. Hallmark releases most of its new Keepsake ornaments in summer with a second wave in the fall, so collectors hoping for a specific design should shop early before the popular ones sell out.

If you’re shopping for ornaments online, be sure to take a look at the measurements before purchasing so you’re not surprised by the size. Online marketplaces are also great for tracking down rare or discontinued ornaments from past years, especially if you’re trying to complete a series.

Personalized Disney Christmas Ornaments at Walt Disney World

A personalized ornament is the sweetest souvenir to bring home from a Disney World trip, and it doesn’t take much planning. At both Disney’s Days of Christmas and Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe, cast members can hand-paint a name, a date, or a small design like Mickey ears or stars onto most ornaments.

Pick an ornament with a smooth, flat area so there’s room for the personalization. Many ornaments also come pre-painted with the year, which saves a step if a date is all you want. The paint needs time to dry, so drop your ornament off early in your visit and come back for it later rather than waiting around. There’s a small fee per name or design on top of the ornament price, so ask a cast member for current pricing when you order.

Personalized ornaments make thoughtful gifts too. Add your niece’s name to a princess ornament or your best friend’s first trip date to a castle design, and it becomes a gift they’ll unwrap every year.

How to Pack Disney Ornaments So They Make It Home

Glass and porcelain ornaments are gorgeous, but they aren’t always suitcase friendly. Ask the cast member to wrap fragile ornaments when you check out, and hang on to any box an ornament comes in, since it protects the ornament on the trip home and in storage for years to come.

If you’re flying, carry fragile ornaments in your personal item or carry-on instead of a checked bag. When they have to go in the suitcase, tuck each one inside a pair of socks and pack it in the middle of your bag surrounded by soft clothes. Resin ornaments are much sturdier, so they’re a smart pick if you’re traveling light or shopping with kids.

Ways to Make Disney Christmas Ornaments a Yearly Tradition

Collecting Disney Christmas ornaments doesn’t mean buying everything you see. A simple tradition keeps it meaningful and easy on your budget, and it gives you one more thing to look forward to every time you plan a trip.

Pick One Ornament for Every Trip

Choose one ornament per vacation and make it count. A dated park ornament, a personalized design, or a character that reminds you of a favorite moment from that trip all work. Over time your tree becomes a timeline of every visit, and unpacking the box each December turns into a sweet little highlight reel.

If you’re traveling with kids, let each of them choose their own ornament on every trip. It’s a souvenir that won’t end up forgotten at the bottom of a toy bin.

Build a Themed Disney Christmas Tree

Starting a themed collection is a fun way to create a cohesive tree that tells a story. You could go all in on princesses, design a Star Wars tree for the game room, or pick a color story like red and gold Mickey ornaments mixed with plaid ribbon.

If a full Disney tree sounds like too much, try a smaller tabletop tree just for your Disney ornaments. It keeps your main tree classic while giving your collection its own spotlight.

Make Your Own Disney Ornaments

If you love a hands-on project, crafting your own Disney-inspired ornaments adds a personal touch to the tree. Simple materials like clay, felt, and paint can become Mickey, Elsa, or Buzz Lightyear with a little patience. You can also repurpose old Disney merchandise like celebration buttons, keychains, or small figurines into ornaments that hold a lot of sentimental value.

Turn it into a crafting afternoon with family or friends, put on a Christmas movie, and let it become a tradition that adds a little extra warmth to the season. Clear fillable ornaments are another simple option, since you can fill them with pressed pennies or confetti in your favorite character’s colors.

Swap Ornaments With Fellow Disney Fans

Ornament swaps are a fun way to grow your collection and connect with other Disney fans. Host a swap with friends where everyone brings a wrapped Disney ornament, or join an online Disney community that organizes exchanges each holiday season. Exchanging Disney Christmas ornaments with others can introduce you to unique pieces and expand your collection in unexpected ways.

Common Questions About Disney Christmas Ornaments

When do new Disney Christmas ornaments come out?
- New designs arrive throughout the year, but the biggest drops land in summer and early fall. Hallmark debuts most of its new Keepsake ornaments in July with more arriving in October, and the Disney Store and the parks start rolling out holiday designs in early fall.
Can you buy Disney Parks ornaments without visiting the parks?
- Yes. The Disney Store website carries a selection of Disney Parks ornaments, including dated designs and park icon styles. Popular pieces can sell out, so shop early if there’s a specific ornament on your list. Hand-painted personalization is an in-park experience, though, so save that for your next trip.

Shop My Disney Christmas Ornaments Collection

I pulled my favorite Disney Christmas ornaments into one easy spot so you’re not clicking all over the internet to track them down. Shop character ornaments, park favorites, and a few pretty glass and porcelain pieces for the collector on your list. It’s the simplest way to grab a gift or two when the holidays start sneaking up on you.

Shop my Disney Christmas ornaments collection.

Let Your Disney Christmas Ornaments Tell Your Story

The best Disney trees aren’t perfect or perfectly matched. They’re full of little memories, like the ornament from your first trip, the one a friend picked out just for you, and the Forky that still makes everyone laugh. Start with one or two Disney Christmas ornaments that mean something to you, and let the collection grow one happy memory at a time.

If picking out your next ornament in person at Disney’s Days of Christmas sounds like a dream, I would love to help you plan a Disney World trip with plenty of time built in for holiday shopping.

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Devine Fairytale is written by Shannon Devine. Shannon lives in North Florida with her husband and has been making magic as a lifestyle and travel blogger for many years. Find everything from seasonal celebrations, productivity tips, affordable fashion, easy recipes, and travel guides here. Shannon is your go-to resource for planning a trip to Disney World or Universal Studios, Orlando. As an independent travel agent with Academy Travel, Shannon Devine is your travel expert. Let's plan your next magical vacation whether to Disney World, Disneyland, on a Disney Cruise, or visiting the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Studios!