Best Disney Subscription Boxes of 2023

A Disney-lover’s dream, this subscription will get you the newest items from Disney resorts at reasonable prices.

You don’t have a friend or family member who lives near a Disney park and is willing to be your personal shopper? We didn't think so. Not a problem, though, as the Georgia-based team at Bibbidi Boxes is happy to handpick the newest and coolest items from Walt Disney World parks and resorts to fill your subscription boxes. That, along with the fact that you can pick from several different packages that range in price, is why we’re naming Bibbidi Boxes the best overall. If you’re a Disney lover of any age, there is a box for you.

Specifically, what you get each month depends on which box you choose, and there are five main packages and pricing options. Past boxes have featured socks, mugs, mouse ear headbands, water bottles, wallets, purses, and mini backpacks. There are also two smaller boxes, one specifically for Disney pins and one for Disney decals and magnets, which could be a sweet choice for a young fan or a collector of any age.

Bibbidi's least expensive box. the Classic, costs around $45 per month and includes several Disney items. The most expensive box, the Celebratory Box, costs about $80 per month and includes about four items. The theme can be Disney, Star Wars, Marvel or Harry Potter. Shipping is about $10.

With Walt Life, you get monthly mystery boxes at an affordable rate, and you can skip months whenever you want.

Based in Florida, Walt Life collects both exclusive merch from parks and licensed items from official retailers to fill its subscription boxes with stuff Disney lovers will enjoy. Its Magic Box is the cheapest option and is a great starting point for those who are new to Disney or want to explore everything the magical world of Disney has to offer.

Each month, you’ll receive a box containing at least four mystery items; past boxes have included things like small toys and stuffies, tableware, keychains, lip balm, pins, and sunglasses. You can’t choose exactly what goes into your box, but you can set preferences for gender and age. For all of this, you’ll pay around $50 per month, plus you'll have the ability to skip months if you want.

Walt Life also offers several other box options, including a Magic Plus Box that comes in at around $60 per box with five plus mystery items. The Kingdom Box is the most most expensive box and costs and around $90 per month, and it comes with six or more different items. If that sounds a bit too costly, note that shipping within the U.S. is totally free.

Magic at Your Door boxes are fully customizable, perfect for families that want to know they’ll love their order every time.

One of the biggest downsides to any subscription service is the likelihood that some months, you just won’t get enough stuff you really love to make the expense worthwhile. Even one-time box purchases often contain preset items that don’t allow for customization.

At first glance, Magic at Your Door is similar to every other subscription box on this list, but look a little closer and you’ll find it offers something very unique: A One Time Disney Magical AF Box, Fill your box with any items you want across five different categories, including apparel, home goods, jewelry, tote bags, and other accessories. More specifically, you can choose your own authentic Disney parks merchandise with items like Star Wars t-shirts, Mickey Mouse headbands, hats, figurines, pillows, and pins. The box costs around $300, with $20 shipping.

This particular box isn’t a recurring subscription, but the company does have other subscription plans—with the ability to add “wish list” items to your account, making each delivery customizable and increasing your chances of getting stuff you really want every month. The monthly Disney Magic Box subscription costs $125 per month.

Disney theme park-lovers: These boxes from Mickey Monthly have the goodies you're looking for, from park snacks to classic souvenirs.

If you’re only interested in items direct from Disney parks and resorts, Mickey Monthly’s Theme Park Edition box might be the best option for you. The company offers several different boxes, including pin- and snack-only packages, but its theme park box supplies you with enough official park merch to make you feel like you’ve been traveling to Disney every month.

When you sign up for the theme park box, you get to choose between three different levels: Mickey, Castle, and Kingdom. Boxes are customizable, and when you subscribe, you can also select whether you want to receive only snacks, only souvenirs, or a mix of both. Boxes mostly include items like kitchen gear, toys, outdoor items, and apparel.

The bigger the box, the more items you’ll get inside—and the better the actual items will be, too. The second-largest option, the Castle Box, varies in number of products but the largest option, the Kingdom, includes at least 6 items. The Castle Box costs around $80 per month.

Lower tiers have smaller and fewer items, and pricing starts at about $30 per month. The cheapest option sends you basic Disney park items, like Goofy's candy and a Mickey Mouse puzzle from the Animal Kingdom. The most deluxe box, a family-sized mix of more than six items, costs about $200 per month. Shipping is about $13 depending on your location, and you can skip any month you want.

For those who are only on the Disney train for Star Wars stuff, this offering from Walt Life is the box for you.

If your love of all things Disney manifests mainly as a Star Wars obsession, you don’t have to wait for the occasional Boba Fett bobblehead to appear in one of your monthly subscription boxes. You can sign up for a Disney box that only sends you Star Wars stuff.

In every Walt Wars box, you’ll receive four or five licensed Star Wars items, like comics, keychains and lanyards, hats, tees, collectibles, action figures, and other fun merch. With items like a stapler that reads “Crush the Rebellion” or a Grogu keychain, the Walt Wars box delivers on quirky and unique items. The boxes are personalized by gender and age range, so whether you’re ordering for a kid or yourself, the items will come with your stats in mind.

The boxes are around $50 per month and shipping is free. You can also skip a month without interrupting your subscription. One plus is that the Walt Wars box gets consistently good reviews on its site. It’s not easy to make typically hard-to-please Star Wars fans happy, so skeptics can be sure the monthly items are high quality.

The Disney Premier Pack provides your young reader with an interactive bundle of books and book-related gifts every month.

Whether your kids are a bit young for some Disney films or they’re just big fans of snuggling on the couch and reading, the Disney Premier Pack will keep them happy with a steady stream of new books every month. 

When you subscribe, Disney sends your child a “Home Sweet Home” pack containing three hardcover books, character-themed activities, a collectible Tsum Tsum figure, and a 32-page, full-color sticker album. Subsequent books come with their own sheet of stickers so your child can read along and add the stickers to their collection in the album. Your child will receive this same bundle every month, keeping them busy with books, activities, and stickers until their next delivery arrives.

Your first month of the Disney Premier Pack is around $10 with free shipping. After that, you’ll be charged about $20 plus $4 for shipping.

As an added bonus, you can review your shipment in advance each month, a feature that allows you to choose an alternative package or skip a month’s delivery if you don’t want those items.