Hocus Pocus – It’s a shopDisney Halloween!

We previously took a look at the Halloween merchandise created for Disney Parks as well as what has already arrived at Downtown Disney. But now, let’s shift our focus towards the digital realm and see what shopDisney has to offer. Get settled in because there is more merchandise than you can shake a broomstick at! 

Tricks AND Treats – Halloween Merchandise Hits Downtown Disney

Apparel and Accessories

Mickey Mouse Halloween Pullover Hoodie for Adults ($44.99)

This cozy-looking hoodie has a big, glittery Mickey jack-o’-lantern on the front. With raglan sleeves and soft fleecy lining, I bet it would feel great on crisp autumn afternoons, ideally paired with a Pumpkin Spice Latte.

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Halloween Romper for Baby ($24.99)

This romper would make an easy costume option for a baby. The outfit is not overly complex in design but the “bones” glow in the dark. It is a little odd to think of Mickey Mouse as a skeleton, though.

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Halloween PJ Pals for Girls ($19.99)

Wearing these PJs after an evening of trick-or-treating would end the night on a high note. I love how the little Mickey Ghosts have different expressions.

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Halloween PJ Pals for Boys ($19.99)

This is the boy’s version of the previous pajama set. I guess purple and orange are considered “too girly?” 

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Halloween Bodysuit Pajamas for Adults ($39.99)

Adults aren’t left out of the pajama party either. They are treated to a ghost-covered bodysuit, equipped with kangaroo pockets and a hood. The garment is probably more suited for lounging than actual sleeping, though.

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Halloween Spirit Jersey for Kids ($39.99)

The sleeves and torso of this pumpkin-hued Spirit Jersey for kids is covered in a Halloween print filled with bats, candy corns, and of course, Mickey Mouse. On the front’s upper-left corner sits a little Mickey Ghost (which reminds me a little of the Japanese Teru Teru Bōzu). But perhaps the biggest selling point is the glow-in-the-dark “LITTLE BOO!” on the back.

This item is available here.

 

This is sure to be a hit with the kids . . . 

Mickey Mouse Halloween Spirit Jersey for Dogs ($24.99)

Part of the Disney Tails Collection of pet products, this Spirit Jersey is made to match the Spirit Jersey for humans, complete with glow-in-the-dark lettering. However, the underside does not have the same pattern as the top. So your pup’s belly will just be a simple orange color, which is a tad disappointing.

This item is available here.

Sally Costume Sweater for Women ($39.99)

Inspired by Sally’s dress from The Nightmare Before Christmas, this cardigan is a not-so-subtle way to pay homage to the undead gal. With a button-up front, it would make a great layering option for cool fall days.

This item is available here.

Hocus Pocus Ringer T-Shirt for Adults ($24.99)

The front of this ringer t-shirt has the phrase “It’s just a bunch of Hocus Pocus” paired with Binx the cat, the spellbook, and silhouettes of the Sanderson Sisters on broomsticks. The backside has the Sanderson Sisters along with Binx the cat and the zombie Billy Butcherson. Hocus Pocus’s theater premiere date October 31, 1993, can be found on the bottom of the image.

This item is available here.

 

Sanderson Sisters T-Shirt for Women ($26.99)

If you are all about those Sanderson Sisters, this women’s tee, covered in cartoon versions of Winifred, Mary, and Sarah, should be a good fit for you.

This item is available here.

Scar Halloween T-Shirt for Men ($24.95)

The Disney Villain version of those “This is my costume” shirts. The shirt is simple and to the point, which I suspect is what people who would wear this sort of shirt would want. And I have to say, Scar is not wrong in his statement.

This item is available here.

Halloween Toys

Mickey Mouse Halloween Plush ($19.99)

From Mickey’s pie-eyes to pumpkin’s carved expression, I love the retro vibe this plush gives off. And at 15 inches tall, Mickey has got to be great for hugs.

This item is available here.

Minnie Mouse Halloween Plush ($19.99)

While still cute, this 15 inches tall Minnie plush doesn’t seem to live up to its Mickey counterpart. Yes, the print on her witch’s outfit is full of candy and other season goodies, adding a more inventive touch, but it feels like Minnie is almost always a witch of some variety during the Halloween season. What do you think?

This item is available here.

Pluto Halloween Plush ($21.99)

Pluto is dressed up in a skeleton costume, carrying a bucket of (impressively detailed) candy. Interestingly, despite being smaller than Mickey and Minnie (Pluto here is only 11 inches tall), he costs several dollars more.

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Light-Up Pumpkin Plush ($11.99)

For those of us who love the concept of a Jack-o’-lantern but aren’t terribly skilled at carving, shopDisney offers this plush alternative. The features on the front and back of this mini 5-inch plush light up when it is held in the palm of your hand.

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Light-Up Ghost Plush ($11.99)

Similar in design to the Mickey Pumpkin plush, this ghostly Mickey Mouse lights up when you hold it in your hand. Something about this fellow’s face has a sort of Tokyo Disney flavor to it, don’t you think?

This item is available here.

Jack Skellington Plush ($22.99)

At a whopping 28 inches tall, this Jack plush is a big ‘un! The boney guy is dressed up in his pinstripe suit with bat bowtie. His haunting facial features are embroidered.

This item is available here.

Pumpkin King Plush ($22.99)

Jack also gets a turn as the Pumpkin King in plush form. He seems to have shrunk, though. This plush is 25-inches tall, which still huge for a plush, is a tad shorter than the previous version.

This item is available here.

Sally Plush ($22.99)

This is one of the more impressive Sally plushes I have seen. Her face is more film-accurate and the colors are more vibrant. And I love the choice of making her hair a piece of corduroy, which gives the illusion of strands of hair.

This item is available here.

Zero Plush ($11.99)

I love Zero in The Nightmare Before Christmas, which is probably why I am a bit disappointed by this plush. At first glance, it is cute but it is remarkably similar to a plush released several years ago. The kicker is that the earlier plush’s nose actually lit-up while this one merely “shimmers.” But if you don’t have a Zero plush of your own yet, I would recommend this toy as the design is still a good one.

This item is available here.

Oogie Boogie Plush ($16.99)

I appreciate that they choose burlap as the fabric for Oogie Boogie’s body. Anything else would just feel wrong.

This item is available here.

Vampire Teddy Plush ($16.99)

The Vampire Teddy is a fan-favorite and I can definitely see why. It’s a great example of that “creepy-cute” aesthetic that fits so well with the Halloween season. And this particular Vampire Teddy plush is an especially good choice for those enamored with the character. It is a good size plush, measuring 12 inches tall, and is full of details, from the embroidered teeth to pattern on his coat and cape.

This item is available here.

Snake Plush ($22.99)

Okay, I am incredibly excited about this snake plush. For a design that seems to be rather simple, Disney managed to breathe a lot of detail into its face and plenty of thought into its design. Not only is it huge (measuring a stunning 41 inches long) but this giant thing is also a puppet. Plus, how can you say “no” to that toothy grin?

This item is available here.

Werewolf Plush ($16.99)

Like the Snake, this is the Werewolf’s first entry into plushdom. He’s got a fluffy tail and, in true werewolf fashion, wears a ripped plaid shirt (which seems to be the official were-creature uniform). The plush sculpting on the face is remarkable. I can see myself adding this furry boy to my toy collection.

This item is available here.

Winifred, Mary, and Sarah Sanderson ($16.99, sold separately)

The witchy Sanderson Sisters take on a more cuddly form with this trio of plushes, each sold separately. Their embroidered facial expressions are a comical take on the characters. And the layered outfits are a nice, detailed touch.

These items are available here (Winifred, Mary, and Sarah).

Sanderson Sisters Q-Fig Max by QMx ($49.99)

QMx (also known as Quantum Mechanix) has its own take on Hocus Pocus’ villainess trio. Part of their Q-Fig Max series, this figure is a caricature of the characters (say that five times fast).

This item is available here.

Halloween Decor

Mickey Mouse Jack-o’-Lantern Halloween Candy Bowl ($19.99)

There may or may not be trick-or-treaters this year but I wouldn’t mind using this candy bowl to store a stash of my own. Mickey’s pumpkin “face” glows in the dark. The screen art on the “ears” don’t, however, but are charming nonetheless. 

This item is available here.

Minnie Mouse Halloween Kitchen Towel Set ($21.99)

Decorative or functional? You decide! Disney continues its tradition of releasing themed kitchen towel sets that are almost too pretty or cute to use (not that I mind). The Minnie art on the first towel is an embroidered appliqué. The candy art on the second towel is simply a print.

This item is available here.

Minnie Mouse Halloween Mug with Lid ($24.99)

Minnie Mouse’s candy-coated witch’s hat serves as the lid for this mug set with a helpful ghost fulfilling the role of the handle.

This item is available here.

Jack Skellington Holiday Wreath ($44.99)

Here’s a piece of decor that could work for both Halloween and Christmas. The wreath replaces the typical boughs of holly with felt bones and tops it with the grinning face of Jack Skellington wearing his Sandy Claws hat.

This item is available here.

Disney Parks Halloween Merchandise

You may have spotted some of these items in our Downtown Disney overview. Luckily, some of that merchandise is also available on shopDisney!

Oogie Boogie Dress for Women ($128)

This Oogie Boogie themed dress is part of the Disney Dress Shop collection. It features glow-in-the-dark details, hidden side pockets (yay!), and art inspired by Oogie Boogie’s roulette wheel. The buggy baddie’s signature is also embroidered on the back shoulder of the bodice.

This item is available here.

 

Hollywood Tower of Terror Halter Dress for Women ($128)

Here’s another piece from the Disney Dress Shop collection, this time themed to The Hollywood Tower of Terror. The color scheme is reminiscent of the attraction’s cast members’ outfits. And you’ll find the logo for the attraction in the all-over print on the skirt along with an embroidered logo on the back of the bodice, paired with an elevator floor indicator.

This item is available here.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse Pumpkin Halloween Leggings for Women (39.99)

Hidden among the pumpkin patch print on these leggings are Mickey and Minnie-shaped Jack-o’-Lanterns. I would wager that this stretchy garment is frightfully comfortable.

This item is available here.

Sally Leggings for Women ($39.99)

I bet these leggings would pair well with the Sally-theme cardigan seen earlier. Interestingly, while they are called “Sally Leggings,” one pant leg resembles Jack’s suit.

This item is available here.

The Nightmare Before Christmas Minnie Mouse Ear Headband ($29.99)

This Ear Headband takes after Jack Skellington’s suit, with his bat bowtie serving as the bow for the headband. While that is pretty cool in itself, the art on the backside of the Ear Headband, starring Oogie Boogie and Lock, Shock, and Barrel, seals the deal.

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Jack-o’-Lantern Ear Headband ($29.99)

If you want a shiny Ear Headband but aren’t really feeling the Nightmare Before Christmas vibe, you might want to consider this option. This Ear Headband doesn’t have a bow. However, it does have two smiling Mickey-shaped Jack-o’-Lanterns as ears. It is a simple design, really, but I think sometimes simple is best.

This item is available here.

Maleficent Horned Headband ($29.99)

And then there are these things. Holy cow, what can I say about this Maleficent-inspired Horned Headband? They certainly look like they would be eye-catching, with shimmering fabric and sequin accents. This one is a little gaudy for my taste but I suspect villain fans are going to flock to it.

This item is available here.

Mickey Mouse Halloween MagicBand 2 ($29.99)

I adore the art on this MagicBand 2. The retro pie-eyed Mickey Mouse in costume (I simply love that costume) is shown on one side with the greeting of “Happy Halloween!” on the other.

This item is available here.

Hitchhiking Ghosts in Doom Buggy Ornament ($24.99)

Phineas, Ezra, and Gus hitchhiked their way aboard a Doom Buggy ornament. The ghostly trio glow in the dark, adding to their ethereal presence.

This item is available here.

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Let’s Hear from You

Wow, that was a lot of merchandise! I hope you saw something that filled you with ghoulish delight. I know I will be adding a few items to my shopping list. What about you? Did anything catch your eye? How will you be celebrating Halloween this year? Let us know in the comments!

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