Lil Lin Lin is back in capsule toy form for Christmas at Tokyo Disney Resort, and this year she is sitting down with a present or a mug. The Lil Lin Lin capsule toy ornaments cost ¥500 (about $3) a turn, with four designs to collect, and each one has a little bell inside that jingles when you shake it.
The Four Designs
All four ornaments show Lil Lin Lin in a seated pose, wearing a tall pointed hat, with a Mickey icon on whatever she is holding. Two of them hold a wrapped present, one in a white hat and one in a pink hat. The other two hold a mug, one in a green hat and one in a red hat. Each hangs from a ribbon loop, so it works on a Christmas tree or clipped to a bag.
The toys come in glittery green capsules, and you can play up to four times in a row, which is handy if you are trying to land the full set.
Where To Find The Machines
The capsule toys went on sale November 10 at four shops across both parks:
- Adventureland Bazaar in Adventureland, Tokyo Disneyland
- Treasure Comet in Tomorrowland, Tokyo Disneyland
- Tower of Terror Memorabilia in American Waterfront, Tokyo DisneySea
- Mermaid Treasure in Mermaid Lagoon, Tokyo DisneySea
There is a catch. Since November 10, all four of those shops require a Standby Pass to enter for the time being, so check the Tokyo Disney Resort app and grab one before heading over. A Standby Pass is a free timed entry ticket the resort uses to manage crowds at popular shops and attractions, and it is issued for a set time slot. The resort says it may change that period without notice depending on how busy things are.
A Christmas Tradition Since 2021
Lil Lin Lin, the tiny Christmas fairy, first appeared at Tokyo Disney Resort in 2021, and her capsule toy ornaments have become a yearly tradition. She has a big presence in this year’s Disney Christmas lineup, running at both parks through December 25, including this ornament set, her first popcorn bucket at Tokyo Disneyland and a stocking-shaped sandwich at Disney Ambassador Hotel’s Tick Tock Diner.
At ¥500 a turn, the ornaments are one of the cheapest Christmas souvenirs at the resort, and they pack easily for the trip home. They also pair well with the rest of the season’s merchandise, like Winnie the Pooh in his red knit hat.
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