The Hallmark Holiday Pop-Up Shop at Disney Springs opens Wednesday, October 7th — and it is tied to a Hallmark Channel movie that was filmed at Walt Disney World last Christmas.
The film is Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True, premiering November 28th. The shop opens nearly two months ahead of it, which means you can buy the merchandise before you can watch the thing it is based on.
Quick Summary
- Opens Wednesday, October 7th at Disney Springs Town Center
- Located next to Gateway Discovery and Everything But Water
- 38 products across apparel, accessories, home, kitchen, ornaments, and cards
- Collaborations with Vera Bradley, Loungefly, Corkcicle, and Zrike Brands
- Prices start at $4.99 and run up to $165
- Tied to Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True, premiering November 28th on Hallmark Channel
- The collection reaches Hallmark Gold Crown stores and Hallmark.com next holiday season
Where to Find It
The pop-up sits in the Town Center area of Disney Springs, between Gateway Discovery and Everything But Water. If you have walked the Town Center loop before, you know the stretch — it is the open-air section with the national brands, not the Marketplace side.
Signage has already gone up, including window displays reading “Something New Is Coming,” so you will not have to hunt for it.
What’s Actually in the Shop
The full collection runs 38 products, which is a real assortment rather than a token rack of t-shirts. Here are the pieces Disney called out, roughly by price:
- Vera Bradley Bancroft Backpack — $165.00
- Vera Bradley Large Original Duffle Bag — $145.00
- Vera Bradley Small Original Vera Tote Bag — $145.00
- White Spirit Jersey and Sparkle Red Spirit Jersey — $89.99 each
- Loungefly Minnie Mouse Mini Backpack — $89.99
- Vera Bradley Lorman Sling Backpack — $85.00
- Corkcicle Stainless Steel Cold Cup, 24 oz. — $39.99
- Throw Blanket, 50×60 — $39.99
- Corkcicle Stainless Steel Mug, 16 oz. — $34.99
- Loungefly Minnie Mouse Ears Headband — $34.99
- Zrike Brands Medium Canister — $34.99
- Jingle Cruise: A Holly, Jolly Journey Keepsake Ornament with Sound — $32.99
- Unisex Adult Pajama Set — $30.00
- Mickey and Minnie Hallmark Ornaments, Set of 2 — $28.99
- Vera Bradley Zip ID Case and Zip Earbud Bag Charm — $25.00 each
- Favorite Disney Memories Recordable Sound Ornament — $24.99
- Kids Pajama Set — $24.99
- Mickey and Minnie Magnetic Plush Pair — $24.99
Beyond that list, the shop carries kitchen pieces from Zrike Brands, greeting cards, socks, slippers, and gift wrap, with the cheapest items starting at $4.99.
The Pieces Worth Noticing
The Jingle Cruise ornament. A Hallmark Keepsake ornament with sound, built around the Jungle Cruise holiday overlay, at $32.99. That is an oddly specific tribute to a seasonal park overlay, and it is the single most “for the people who actually go” item in the collection.
The recordable sound ornament. $24.99 for an ornament you record your own audio into. If you are at Walt Disney World with family in December, that is a sharper souvenir than a mug.
The Vera Bradley bags. Three of them in the $145–$165 range, which is standard Vera Bradley pricing rather than a Disney markup. If you already buy that brand, this is a pattern you cannot get elsewhere yet.
The $4.99 floor. Cards, gift wrap, and small items mean you can walk in and spend five dollars. Not every Disney Springs collaboration bothers with that tier.
Why the Shop Opens Before the Movie
This is the part worth understanding if you want the collection.
Disney has said the merchandise reaches select Hallmark Gold Crown stores, Hallmark.com, and additional retailers next holiday season. Next season. The Disney Springs pop-up is the first and, for about a year, the only place to get it.
That is a deliberate sequencing choice: build demand through the shop, premiere the film in late November while the shop is still open, then roll the collection out wide the following year. If you want any of it this Christmas, Disney Springs is the answer.
The full product list is posted at hallmark.com/holiday-ever-after-movie if you want to browse before you go.
About the Movie
Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True premieres Saturday, November 28th on Hallmark Channel, with next-day streaming on Hallmark+. It was filmed at Walt Disney World last Christmas.
A Hallmark holiday movie shot on property is a reasonably big crossover — Hallmark’s Christmas lineup pulls enormous audiences, and a chunk of that audience overlaps hard with the Disney parks crowd.
Practical Notes
- Pop-ups at Disney Springs are temporary by definition, and Disney has not announced a closing date. Do not assume it runs through December.
- Disney Springs does not require park admission, so you can go without a ticket.
- Popular items in limited collections sell out. The ornaments are the likeliest to go first.
- Parking at Disney Springs is free in the garages, though October weekends get busy.
The Bottom Line
A 38-piece Hallmark and Disney holiday collection, exclusive to Disney Springs until next year, in a pop-up with no announced end date. If the Jingle Cruise ornament or the Vera Bradley pattern is calling you, go early rather than in December.
Doors open Wednesday, October 7th.
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