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Walt Disney World Just Erased Halloween From Its Biggest Store

World of Disney at Disney Springs has already made the switch from Halloween to Christmas. Holiday decorations and merchandise were spotted on October 30, one day before Halloween.

Here’s a look at what’s new inside the store.

Quick Overview

  • Location: World of Disney, Disney Springs
  • Spotted: October 30, 2026
  • What changed: Halloween merchandise replaced with Christmas decor and items
  • Coming soon: Possible new holiday window displays
A young child in a yellow t-shirt happily reaches for a plush reindeer toy in a store. Behind the child, a smiling man and woman walk toward him, all appearing cheerful. The store is brightly lit with shelves of toys and clothing, including dresses, in the background. Disney guests.
Credit: Disney

Holiday Lighting

The ceiling through the center of the store now glows in red and green, setting a festive tone right away.

Mickey’s Holiday Train

The centerpiece of the store is a red-and-green train engine.

Details include:

  • Mickey leaning out the window
  • Presents stacked on the back
  • A sign reading “Delivering Holiday Magic”
  • A Mickey-shaped wreath with a fake candle on the front

Trees and Presents

Central Christmas tree:

  • Peppermint swirl ornaments
  • Poinsettias
  • Bows
  • A sparkly dimensional snowflake on top

Other decor:

  • Smaller trees with shiny red baubles
  • Fake presents in red and green snowflake and plaid patterns
  • Shelving units topped with metal “bows” to look like wrapped gifts

Holiday Artwork

  • Pluto riding in a train car with presents
  • A “Warm wishes” sign above Mickey and Minnie in a snowy scene

The Back Room

This area used to hold Halloween merchandise. Now it’s fully holiday-themed.

Entrance:

  • Railroad crossing flats featuring Chip ’n’ Dale

Inside:

  • Toys on a red sleigh sitting on a chimney
  • A merchandise display designed like a snow-covered house
  • Fake presents on shelves above merchandise
  • Wall projections of Mickey and friends and reindeer celebrating the season
  • The message “Unwrap Magic of the Holidays” on the back wall

Back displays:

  • Mickey driving his holiday train
  • Minnie, Donald, and Daisy riding in train cars
  • Illuminated Christmas trees in the background

What’s Behind the Windows?

Several display windows outside the store are now covered with framed white artwork.

What’s on them:

  • Sketch-style art of Merlin
  • Sketch-style art of Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather
  • The World of Disney wordmark with the message “We’re drawing up some new magic”

New holiday window displays may be in progress behind the coverings.

Holiday Events Coming Up

The rest of Walt Disney World is expected to switch to holiday mode soon. More Christmas items could appear in the parks as early as today, and decorations will likely be up by Monday.

EventParkStart Date
Disney Jollywood NightsHollywood StudiosNovember 7
Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas PartyMagic KingdomNovember 8
Gertie the Dinosaur ornament for jollywood nights
Credit: Disney

Tips for Visiting

  • Stop by for photos. Mickey’s holiday train makes a great backdrop.
  • Shop early. Holiday merchandise is now available.
  • Check the windows. New displays could be revealed soon.
  • Enjoy Halloween today. Christmas takes over tomorrow.

Final Thoughts

World of Disney is ready for the holidays, even if Halloween isn’t quite over. With festive decor already up and holiday events starting next week, the Christmas season at Walt Disney World is about to begin.

Are you ready for the holidays, or holding on to Halloween?

Erica Lauren

Erica Lauren is a theme park writer and content creator based in Orlando, Florida, chosen for its proximity to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort. As a regular park visitor, she offers a ground-level perspective on her experiences. A dedicated runDisney participant, she combines her love for running with her passion for theme parks. When not writing or running, Erica is busy planning her next trip, always on the lookout for new parks to explore. A thrill ride enthusiast, she believes the best spot is in the front row of the fastest coaster.

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