Disney’s 2026 Veterans Day merchandise collection is on shelves now at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World. Mickey Mouse leads the small lineup: a T-shirt, jersey, mug and baseball cap, with patriotic designs Disney says are inspired by all branches of the military. Walt Disney World also gets a commemorative pin.
It’s here while supplies last, so don’t wait until Veterans Day week.
What’s In The Collection
The jersey is a cream button-up baseball style with “Walt Disney World” across the chest in script, and the blue T-shirt pairs a Mickey Mouse badge, “Air, Land, Sea” and “USA” in stars-and-stripes lettering above “Veterans Day” and “Honoring Those Who Served.” The pieces in Disney’s photos carry Walt Disney World branding.
The olive green cap carries the same “USA” and “Air, Land, Sea” embroidery. The mug carries the same Mickey and “Air, Land, Sea” design as the shirt, wrapped around a deep blue body.
Walt Disney World also gets a commemorative pin, with Mickey at the center, “Strength,” “Loyalty,” “Courage” and “Honor” around the edge and a blue “Veterans Day” banner hanging below.
Where To Find It
At Walt Disney World, the collection is stocked at the Emporium in Magic Kingdom, Discovery Trading Company in Animal Kingdom, Creations Shop at EPCOT, Mickey’s of Hollywood at Hollywood Studios and World of Disney at Disney Springs.
At Disneyland Resort, look for it at the Emporium in Disneyland, Elias & Co. in Disney California Adventure and World of Disney in the Downtown Disney District. World of Disney at Downtown Disney and Disney Springs are the only stops that don’t need a park ticket.
Disney hasn’t listed prices for any of the pieces in its first look at the collection.
Flag Retreat On November 11
Both resorts will hold Veterans Day Flag Retreat ceremonies on November 11, at Disneyland park and at Magic Kingdom. The daily lowering of the flag in Town Square has been part of Disneyland since the park’s early days, and it’s the same ceremony where the park recently named Medal of Honor recipient Royce Williams an Honorary Citizen.
Disney will also mark November as National Veterans and Military Families Month. The tie goes back to Walt and Roy O. Disney, who both served during World War I.
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