Parks Collectibles

When the crypt doors creak and the tombstones quake, our singing busts come out for a swinging wake! The tuneful tombstones of The Haunted Mansion cemetery materialize in this fully sculpted miniature scene with dramatic light effects and the harmonious intonations of Grim Grinning Ghosts from the classic attraction soundtrack.

This LEGO Disney Castle lovingly recreates the iconic Fantasyland attraction, from the golden towers and arched doorway to colorful stars that evoke spectacular fireworks. Detailed rooms set the scene for eight LEGO minifigures including Cinderella, Snow White, Rapunzel and Tiana. Other pieces, like the Enchanted Rose and Maui's picture give a nod to other favorite Disney films. With more than 4,000 pieces, this challenging and fun set even includes a pretend clock that shows it's almost midnight. But have no fear, take your time to enjoy every minute of building this gorgeous set that you'll want to display happily ever after. 

In celebration of the fifth anniversary of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge comes this special limited edition treasure from Dok Ondar's Den of Antiquities. This Hilt of a Jedi Lightsaber Hilt set is inspired by the hilt wielded by Jedi Master Ki-Adi-Mundi. This detailed replica features sound effects and illuminates blue when you attach one of our Lightsaber Blades, sold separately. The hilt is presented in a special wooden collector's box with sliding lid with antiqued latches and detailed graphics.

Experience revving through rough terrain and obstacles along the winding circuit on Test Track, an attraction in which riders can test their own virtual concept car. Created by artist Eric Tan, this matted print shows the futuristic theming and high-speed thrills of the attraction.

This Legacy Lightsaber hilt is a detailed recreation of the one wielded by Darth Sidious and comes direct from Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Walt Disney World and Disneyland. The distinctive two-tone design features sound effects and illuminates in red when you attach one of our Lightsaber Blades, sold separately. Hilt comes in a lined display case with the Sith Eternal crest on the front.

The spirit of Norway and its mythology is alive with this print depicting the former Maelstrom boat ride. Artist Eric Tan brings to life some of the most memorable moments of this fondly remembered EPCOT attraction.

At the former Wonders of Life pavilion in EPCOT (1989-2007), families could learn about the human body, frontiers of medicine, physical fitness and the joy of living. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this matted print depicts the diverse experience of the pavilion, which is now being reimagined as the new PLAY! pavilion.

This Lightsaber hilt is a detailed recreation of the one wielded by the Jedi Padawan, Ezra Bridger, and comes direct from Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Walt Disney World and Disneyland. The distinctive design features sound effects and illuminates green when you attach one of our Lightsaber Blades, sold separately. Hilt comes in a lined display case with Jedi symbol on the front.

Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan, this matted print features the X-2 Deep Space Shuttle as it launches out of Earth's atmosphere in this abstract composition of Mission: SPACE inspired by the popular EPCOT attraction.

Celebrate a half century of The Most Magical Place on Earth with an incredible pin set created just for D23 by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. This boxed set is a tribute to five of the cosmic characters from the far-reaches of the galaxy that have inspired us over the years. Our D23 Gold Member-exclusive pins, created in vintage-inspired soft enamel, are the perfect way to honor this magical milestone!

Ready you will be to battle the Dark side as the legendary Jedi Master Yoda when equipped with this Lightsaber hilt set. The set includes a detailed recreation of the Grand Master's hilt with stand, plus Lightsaber blade. The distinctive design illuminates the blade green, features sound effects and comes in a lined display case with the Rebel Alliance symbol on the front.

In celebration of the ride-through attraction Horizons (1983-1999), comes this matted print. Created by artist Eric Tan, it replicates the nostalgia and forward-looking visions of the attraction, which was located on the current site of Mission: SPACE.

The Mexico Pavilion is a blend of the three major eras that have shaped the country—the pre-Columbian period, the Spanish-Colonial period and modern Mexico. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this print showcases the pavilion's iconic Mesoamerican pyramid and Miguel, the lead character from the Disney and Pixar's animated film set in Mexico, Coco. The characters of Coco help tell the story of Día de Muertos in the current gallery exhibit inside the pavilion.

Experience the flight of a lifetime while soaring over the breathtaking wonders of the world. Created by artist Eric Tan, this poster captures the beauty of EPCOT's Soarin' Around the World attraction.

Shrink down to the size of a rat for a culinary adventure with Chef Remy in this print designed by artist Eric Tan. The delicious-looking design will whet your appetite for the Remy's Ratatouille Adventure attraction, which is coming soon to the France Pavilion at EPCOT.

The Land explores concepts of human impact on the Earth, celebrating the imaginative use of natural resources. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this poster displays many different features of this original EPCOT pavilion.

One place you won't have any problem finding Nemo is the popular The Seas with Nemo & Friends at EPCOT. Created by artist Eric Tan, this poster captures the wonder of the aquatic attraction.

Voyage through the frozen willow forest to the kingdom of Arendelle with this print celebrating the Frozen Ever After attraction at EPCOT. Designed by Stacey Aoyama, this print features Anna, Elsa, and the iconic Ice Palace experienced in the attraction.

Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan for Walt Disney Imagineering, this matted print depicts Space 220, a restaurant where diners will enjoy a culinary experience 220 miles above earth on Centauri Space Station, accessed by a special space elevator.