Disney Halloween merch has been resurrected early, so I've sorted the tricks from treats for you
The happy haunts have materialized
Even though we're only just creeping into September, this year's Disney Halloween merch is already rising from the grave. The sun may still be blazing and it feels as though Fall is way down the road, but make no mistake: spooky season is beginning to emerge from its crypt like an impatient zombie.
A lot of brands have started to summon the spirits their merch as a result, and that includes a full Disney Halloween collection. We're talking multiple pages with hundreds of items on the Disney Store, ranging from cute Mickey-themed sweaters to creepy decorations from the Haunted Mansion. (It's like that super-effective Pokemon Halloween merch drop, but on a far larger scale.) To help you sort the treats from the tricks, I've rounded up my favorite items right here.
While we're seeing some reruns of last year's goodies, I'm not sorry. I adore the Mickey Pumpkin Wreath that's been reanimated for another year, for example, and it perfectly recreates the decoration seen on Main Street USA lampposts in Disney World. However, that isn't to say there's plenty of new stuff. I particularly like the Minnie ornament that has her waiting by a lamppost and some pumpkins. It's the perfect blend of cute 'n' spooky that really works for Disney.
Without further ado, here's a curated collection of my favorites. Welcome, foolish mortals, to this year's brew of Disney Halloween merch.
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