Macy’s Disney Parade Collection 2026: What’s In It and Where to Buy
Disney and Macy's revealed the full holiday line for the 100th Thanksgiving Day Parade: Loungefly pins and mini backpacks, denim, pajamas and ornaments built around the balloons. Store dates, prices and the new Mickey.

- Disney and Macy’s revealed the full holiday collection for the 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Oct. 7, built around the Disney balloons that have flown in it since 1934.
- Select pieces are on macys.com now. The collection reaches select Macy’s stores starting Thursday, Oct. 15.
- The centerpiece is the new Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey balloon, which debuts in the parade on Thanksgiving, Nov. 26.
Disney and Macy’s have revealed the full holiday collection for the 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and most of it is a tribute to the balloons. Disney posted the complete lineup on Wednesday (Oct. 7), almost two months after the first pieces went on sale.
It runs from Loungefly pins and mini backpacks to denim jackets, pajamas, Hallmark ornaments and a Crocs tote, in four lines. Here’s what’s in each one, when it reaches stores, what the first pieces cost and the story of the new Mickey balloon behind it.
When can you buy the Disney and Macy’s parade collection?
Now, in part. Select items are already on macys.com, and the full collection goes on sale in select Macy’s stores nationwide beginning Thursday, Oct. 15, according to Disney. Not every Macy’s will carry it.
The pieces come from Disney and from partner brands Citizen, Crocs, Hallmark, Loungefly and Swarovski. The first wave, built around Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey, launched Aug. 13; Disney said then that the full assortment has more than 100 pieces.
How much is the Disney x Macy’s collection?
When the first wave went on sale in August, it ran from $20 for a Mickey bag charm to $99 for a Loungefly Mickey crossbody bag. A Loungefly Mickey backpack was $90, a Loungefly ears headband $30 and a Mickey crewneck sweatshirt $55.
For kids, a toddler Mickey T-shirt was $25, a Mickey plush $24.99, a light-up star projector play tent $60 and a Mickey dress-up kit $79.99. Disney’s Oct. 7 reveal didn’t list prices for the new pieces, and prices can change, so the product page is the final word.
What’s in the 100th parade collection?
Balloons Through the Years
The first line is drawn from the balloons themselves. Loungefly made a four-pin set of Mickey balloons from different eras, plus single pins of the Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, Buzz Lightyear and Spider-Man balloons.

Loungefly’s mini backpacks are shaped like the Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey, Minnie, Buzz and Spider-Man balloons, with a matching bag charm and an interchangeable ears headband. Hallmark has a blown-glass ornament set of Mickey balloons, including Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Bandleader Mickey.
Crocs made a Macy’s-exclusive medium tote covered in blue clouds. The matching Jibbitz charms show every Disney character that has flown as a parade balloon, plus the 100th parade star logo. There are also light-wash denim jackets with four balloon versions of Mickey, in adult and kids’ sizes, plus wide-leg jeans and a mini skort.
March to Macy’s
This line uses vintage, comic-strip art of Mickey and friends walking to the parade. It includes a boxy red Minnie Mouse crop T-shirt for women, a comic strip hoodie for big kids, a reversible puffer jacket in adult and kids’ sizes, and matching pajamas for the whole family.
For the cold, there’s a pom-pom beanie with mittens, plus a toddler trapper hat with ear flaps. The home and gift side has tote bags, a Swarovski crystal ornament set, a snow globe, a water bottle and mugs.

Spider-Man
The Spider-Man balloon made its parade debut in 1987, and his line pits him against the Sinister Six, the villain team from the comics.
There’s a nylon bomber jacket, a polo sweatshirt, a ringer tee, an eight-pin enamel set with one character per pin, socks, a kids’ cap, a sling bag, a 31-inch skateboard and a 24-ounce water bottle.
Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey
The August line follows the new balloon. Its gray sweatshirt maps Mickey’s parade history from his first flight in 1934 to 2026.
There are also satin pajama sets for men and women, a kids’ plush robe with ears on the hood, a velvet journal with the 100th parade logo on the spine and a kids’ play tent.
What is the Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey balloon?
It’s Disney’s new balloon for the 100th parade, based on Mickey’s role in the 1940 film Fantasia, red robe and blue wizard’s hat included. Disney unveiled it Aug. 13 at D23 Day in the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort, where it was inflated for the first time.
Joseph Titizian, a senior manager at Disney Consumer Products, said there was “only one choice” for the 100th parade: Mickey, in what he called the character’s “most iconic role.” Disney says it has taken part in 90 of the 100 parades, and Mickey first flew as a balloon in 1934.

The balloon is hand-painted, according to Disney. Parade balloons are filled with helium and walked down the route on lines held by handler teams, and Will Coss, the parade’s executive producer, said each one takes “months and months of pre-work.”
There’s a lot of art, there’s a lot of science, and ultimately, it creates that magical moment on Parade morning.
Will Coss, executive producer of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, to Disney
The 100th parade steps off on Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 26, on a route that starts on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The first one, in 1924, was called the Macy’s Christmas Parade.
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Sources: Disney Parks Blog, Maura Consedine, “New Macy’s and Disney 2026 Holiday Collection Now Available,” updated Oct. 7, 2026, and “How Disney Is Celebrating 100 Years of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,” Aug. 13, 2026, with remarks by Joseph Titizian, Disney Consumer Products, and Will Coss, Macy’s; ABC7 Los Angeles, Angela Williams, Aug. 13, 2026 (prices of the August pieces). Photos courtesy of Disney.








