Halloween is out and Christmas is in at World of Disney in Disney Springs. The gift shop is now filled with Christmas decorations, displayed alongside Christmas merchandise.
World of Disney Christmas Decorations
The ceiling through the center of World of Disney is now illuminated with red and green lighting.
In the center is a red and green train engine with an image of Mickey leaning out the window. Presents are on the back and a sign reads, “Delivering Holiday Magic.”
A Mickey-shaped wreath with a fake candle is on the front of the train.
More fake presents are on merchandise displays. They feature red and green designs like snowflakes and plaid patterns.
A Christmas tree is on the central display. It’s adorned with peppermint swirl ornaments, poinsettias, and bows. A sparkly dimensional snowflake is on top.
Smaller Christmas trees on another display are adorned with shiny red baubles.
Flats depict Pluto in a train car and presents. A piece of art reads, “Warm wishes,” above an image of Mickey and Minnie in a snowy scene.
Some shelving units are topped with metal “bows” like they’ve been gift-wrapped.
The back of the store is particularly dominated by Christmas. Halloween merchandise was previously available here.
The main entrance into this room is framed by railroad crossing flats with Chip ‘n’ Dale.
In the center, toys sit on a red sleigh atop a chimney. The merchandise display below resembles a house covered in snow.
More fake presents are on shelves above merchandise.
Projections on the walls depict Mickey and Friends, as well as characters like reindeer, enjoying the holiday season. Messages like “Unwrap Magic of the Holidays” appear on the back wall.
the back displays feature flats of Mickey in his holiday train, plus Minnie, Donald, and Daisy in train cars. Behind them are illuminated Christmas trees.
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