As huge Christmas fans, we’re trying to stay present and enjoy the spooky season, but Disney isn’t making that easy with this brand-new pop-up shop at Disney Springs. It looks like we now have a reason to start shopping for Christmas decor and gifts a little early this year!

A new Hallmark Pop-Up shop has just opened at Disney Springs, and now we can’t stop thinking about the most wonderful time of the year. The store is filled with tons of Christmas ornaments, souvenirs, and more. We had to run to Disney Springs to check out the store on day one, and we’re taking you inside with us!

Before the store opened, they already had a full outdoor physical queue and a wait of OVER an hour for the virtual queue, which you have to join by speaking to a cast member holding an iPad at the front. The store stays at a civilized occupancy level because it’s smaller.

Truthfully, they definitely could have gone into a bigger space, which would have been easier for them logistically. It doesn’t surprise us that both the physical line and virtual queue line were as big as they were, considering the huge fandoms of Disney and Hallmark (us included, of course).

Inside the store, there were items like the Cinderella Castle Tree Topper that lights up and plays music. The Cast Member working there told us that it’s already sold out at most stores, so this is the only place you can get it at the moment.

They also told us that the red Mickey ornament that records your voice plays a significant role in the Hallmark movie, Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True, that was filmed on Disney World property and is coming out soon.

So do the pajamas and the Skipper Mickey ornament.

There were a lot of other cool ornaments to look at, especially for Star Wars fans!

Yes, definitely for Star Wars fans!

Other merch was available that weren’t ornaments, including plushies…

…and holiday clothing!

We left after spending about an hour in the store after the store, and there were hardly any Loungefly bags on the wall and hardly any Loungefly ears left. It’s hard for us to believe that they just didn’t have time to restock them. They had a lot of employees there, along with people from Hallmark corporate and Disney leadership, who we assume would make that a huge priority. So it could be that they had already sold out of some things, at least for now. There’s also a chance they don’t have much room for stock in the back, so maybe it’s a question of getting it from somewhere else on property. Regardless, they were HUGELY popular.

We actually asked someone from Hallmark corporate if this was a test to see if something permanent could exist here, and she said, “We’re definitely hoping for something permanent.” That would be cool, and from the success of this, it seems highly likely. Honestly, why wouldn’t they open a store at Disney Springs?

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Have you checked out the Hallmark store yet? Let us know in the comments!