Four 2026 holiday Disney Gift Card designs with matching limited-edition stocking pins are now being found at Walt Disney World, with a $125 minimum activation required for each card-and-pin set. Mickey, Minnie, Stitch, and Jack Skellington each get a card and coordinating pin; WDWNT confirmed the sets at the Dark Room inside Celebrity 5 & 10 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, while MickeyVisit reports wider Walt Disney World availability.
The clever bit is that the $125 is loaded onto the gift card. Disney has essentially tucked a collectible pin beside money a guest may already plan to spend, which is far more interesting than asking us to pay $125 for a stocking-shaped Mickey pin and a very confident piece of cardboard.
The stocking pins are the draw
Mickey appears in Santa gear on his card and in a winter hat on the matching stocking pin. Minnie’s card shows her holding a wrapped gift, while her pin gives the stocking a red-bow finish. Stitch throws a snowball on the card and shares pin space with Scrump; Jack Skellington holds a snowflake and appears in a pointed stocking wearing a Santa hat.
MickeyVisit describes the pin as a complimentary gift with purchase. WDWNT gives the firmer spending boundary: each card must be activated with at least $125. That is spendable Disney Gift Card value, not a merchandise price for the pin, but it is still a meaningful amount to load at once.
The rest of the holiday card collection is separate
Two standard physical designs feature Mickey driving a holiday train and Chip ’n’ Dale riding a handcar with candy canes. Those cards are being sold across Walt Disney World without the pin-set framing. Disney Store also has a mailed Mickey-and-Minnie skating card and a Pluto digital card in denominations from $25 to $500.
WDWNT also found a separate $49.99 Annual Passholder holiday two-pin set at Celebrity 5 & 10. It is not included with a gift card, and it should not be confused with the four $125-activation sets.
Neither same-day report gives an edition size, an end date, or a stock guarantee for the card-and-pin sets. Our fairy-godmother ruling is wonderfully specific: the pin is a smart bonus if the balance already has a job, not a discount that makes $125 disappear.
