Disney World's 2026 Veterans Day Collection Is Out: a $79.99 Jersey, a $16.99 Mug and a November 11 Flag Retreat

Disney World's 2026 Veterans Day Collection Is Out: a $79.99 Jersey, a $16.99 Mug and a November 11 Flag Retreat

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A $79.99 Walt Disney World baseball jersey with an "Honoring Our Vets" patch along the bottom is the priciest piece in Disney's 2026 Veterans Day collection, which Disney says is now on sale in all four Walt Disney World theme parks and at Disney Springs.

Disney revealed the full collection on the Disney Parks Blog on Monday, October 19. It is a short list: a T-shirt, a jersey, a mug and a baseball cap, all built around Mickey Mouse and what Disney calls "patriotic designs inspired by all branches of the U.S. military." Disney's post also names a commemorative pin that "will also be available at Walt Disney World Resort," with no mention of Disneyland.

A man in a white Walt Disney World baseball jersey and a woman in a blue USA Air Land Sea Veterans Day T-shirt stand under a lantern-lit archway at night

The jersey and the T-shirt from the 2026 Veterans Day collection. Image: Disney

What it costs

Disney's announcement did not list prices. WDW News Today found the collection at the Emporium at Magic Kingdom and posted the prices:

  • Baseball jersey: $79.99
  • T-shirt: $39.99
  • Baseball hat: $32.99
  • Mug: $16.99

Disney's own post calls the top piece a "spirit jersey," but what is on the rack, per WDW News Today's photos and description, is a white baseball jersey with "Walt Disney World" and Mickey's face embroidered on the front. One sleeve reads "U.S.A. Honoring All Who Served," and the other carries a Mickey patch ringed with "Strength Loyalty Courage Honor."

The T-shirt is blue, with "U.S.A." spelled out in stars and stripes, an "Air - Land - Sea" banner and "Veterans Day - Honoring Those Who Served" underneath. The army green cap carries the same art, and the blue stoneware mug puts it on one side with a marching Mickey on the other. The pin is not on WDW News Today's Emporium list, but Disney's October 2026 Walt Disney World pin lineup, as published by WDW News Today on October 3, lists a Veterans Day pin at $21.99 as a limited release with an expected release date of October 6.

A hand holds up a round green and blue pin showing Mickey Mouse in army green, ringed by the words Strength Loyalty Courage Honor, with a Veterans Day banner at the bottom

The Veterans Day commemorative pin, listed at $21.99 on Disney's October pin lineup for Walt Disney World. Image: Disney

Where to find it

Disney names five Walt Disney World shops:

Disney's post adds that "Theme park admission and reservations may be required where applicable," so World of Disney at Disney Springs is the easiest stop if you are not visiting a park that day. Everything is sold "while supplies last." Blog Mickey notes that Animal Kingdom was missing from Disney's 2024 shop list, and that this year's mug replaces the water bottle from that year's lineup.

Disneyland Resort gets the same collection at the Emporium in Disneyland park, Elias & Co. in Disney California Adventure and World of Disney in the Downtown Disney District.

Two hands hold a blue Veterans Day mug topped with whipped cream, showing USA Air Land Sea art, with a blurred Main Street in the background

The Veterans Day mug. Image: Disney

A Flag Retreat on November 11

Veterans Day falls on Wednesday, November 11. Disney says Magic Kingdom and Disneyland park will both hold special Veterans Day Flag Retreat ceremonies that day, and that it will recognize veterans, service members and military families in November for National Veterans and Military Families Month.

Cast members lower a large American flag in Town Square at Magic Kingdom as an older man standing beside a walker salutes and singers in striped vests perform, with holiday garlands on the train station behind

A past holiday-season Flag Retreat in Town Square at Magic Kingdom, shared by Disney with this year's announcement. Image: Disney

Disney's post traces its support for the military back to its founders, Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney, "both of whom answered the call to serve their country during World War I."

Two black and white portraits side by side: a young man in uniform standing beside an ambulance marked with a cross, and a young man in a sailor's uniform and white cap

Walt Disney (left) and Roy O. Disney (right) in their World War I era uniforms, shared by Disney with this year's collection. Image: Disney

Would you wear the $79.99 jersey, or is the $16.99 mug more your speed?

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