To mark the 70th anniversary of the iconic theme park, Disney Store is rolling out a new collection of over 50 pieces “in honor of seven decades of joy, magic, and unforgettable memories.”
The collection has a wide variety of items, from classic Disney souvenirs like mouse ear headbands to a Disney technophile’s dream: a special 70th anniversary Disneyland MagicBand.
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Long-sleeved and short-sleeved T-shirts, baseball jerseys, and spirit jerseys are just some of the clothing options available for adults, while kids get additional fun items like sweatshirts and dresses.
Disney has also partnered with Crocs for special Disneyland 70th shoes with exclusive artwork and Jibbitz.
There’s a Mickey Mouse-themed navy blue shoe and accessories, as well as a glittery bubblegum pink Minnie Mouse-themed set.
That’s not the only partnership on deck, with both Loungefly and Dooney & Bourke jumping into the mix with more accessories like deluxe ear headbands and tote bags.
If you’d rather go a little more subtle with your Disneyland gear, there are also collectible pins that feature fan-favorite characters from movies like Lilo & Stitch, Toy Story, and Cars, as well as from iconic Disney Parks rides like the Haunted Mansion.
The launch is part of a year-long celebration at Disneyland that kicked off on May 16 and will run through summer 2026. All items will be available on Disneystore.com beginning Friday, June 9.
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