The 2021 Disneyland Eggstravaganza is in full swing at the Downtown Disney District. In addition to the 12 adorable Easter Eggs that can be found hiding around the Downtown Disney District, a set of three “it’s a small world” easter eggs join in on the fun.
“it’s a small word” Easter Eggs — $14.99
This trio of “it’s a small world” easter eggs are just perfect. You’ll find them at the World of Disney store.
The easter eggs are bright pink, teal, and royal blue and host some of the most iconic characters and motifs from the beloved attraction.
A pink elephant, the smiling clock tower, and the winking hippo are printed on these eggs.
The back of the eggs signify celebrating 55 years of “it’s a small world” at the Disneyland Resort.
The attraction opened at Disneyland in 1966 after a successful debut at the New York World’s Fair, and is one of the most iconic Disney attractions to date.
Artist Mary Blair is known for her charming and whimsical work that can still be seen at Disneyland today.
This egg includes a bright pink elephant with purple ears who is surrounded by stars and polka dots. The egg is bright pink on the bottom and light pink on the top.
The eggs break apart allowing you to add your own treats inside.
The teal egg includes the icon for “it’s a small world”, a smiling clock face that can be found on the front of the attraction’s colorful facade.
The bottom of this egg is white with teal flowers.
The winking hippo is one of the most well-known characters from the attraction (albeit this is the version from Walt Disney World). The winking hippo is on a bright blue and purple egg with flowers and a geometric design.
The back side of all of the eggs include the logo for 55 Years of “it’s a small world” at the Disneyland Resort. The logo is inside a flower that resembles those found throughout the attraction.
If you’re looking for more ways to celebrate Easter at the Disneyland Resort, don’t miss the new Vanilla Chick Cake Pop and Chocolate Bunny Rice Crispy Treat.
Will you be adding these easter eggs to your basket this spring? Let us know in the comments below!