Greetings from Magic Kingdom! It’s a gorgeous morning and we’re ready to see what’s happening around the park. Let’s go!
The Citizens of Main Street were out mingling with guests. Ever the hams, they happily jumped at the chance to pose for the camera.
At long last Christmas merchandise has finally started to appear at the Magic Kingdom. Don’t get too excited… it’s not a lot.
Halloween is definitely still running the show, but we found a rack of Christmas ears and some new holiday phone cases at the Emporium. The green case is $29.99 and the clear one is $34.99.
Holiday totes are now available in all stores around the Magic Kingdom. We really like this year’s design!
Over at Main Street Cinema, Jim Shore Disney Traditions Christmas figurines are now on display.
Mickey and Minnie in their Santa-inspired outfits are $26.00 each.
Bundled up Eeyore is $50.00.
Pajama Mickey is ready to dream of sugar plums. He’s all yours for $30.00.
This figurine of Mickey and Minnie all snuggled up in a quilt is $50.00.
Mickey and the gang are dressed as traditional carolers in this storybook scene. This figurine retails at $75.00.
Frozen 2 fever has spread to Crystal Arts. We found a small collection of jewelry inspired by the Snow Queen herself!
This unique, purposefully mismatched pair of earrings feature Elsa’s silhouette and her signature snowflake. They’re available for $60.00.
These two necklaces are also brand new to Crystal Arts. The necklace on the left has a simple design that features Elsa surrounded by flurries. It costs $55.00. The other necklace features an assortment of symbols associated with the Frozen franchise. It retails at $80.00.
A gardener was out early this morning in the plaza touching up some hanging plants.
At Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe, the posts outside the store’s entrance were still wrapped with construction walls. Scrim was in place to cover what work had been done.
Inside Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe, Christmas plush are EVERYWHERE. It’s cuteness overload and we’re not complaining! We just want to squeeze them all!
Minnie is ready to visit Mickey’s Main Stree Tree Farm. She’s $21.99.
This Minnie is working a retro Santa look. She’s $29.99.
Pluto has his letter ready to send to Santa at the North Pole. He’s $21.99.
Construction progresses slowly, but surely at Liberty Square Market.
In Fantasyland, Ariel was soaking up the sunshine.
We walked over to Magic Kingdom’s biggest construction site, TRON, to check on progress.
We saw lots of constructions workers present. The majority of work happening seemed to involve welding and was taking place inside the structure, as well as on the exterior.
We poked our heads into Mickey’s Star Traders to see if anything was new. Not much had changed on the outside. The store’s logo is still covered.
On the inside, construction walls had been pushed back, creating more floor space for merchandise.
That about does it here at Magic Kingdom. Thanks for following along!