Aldi’s Disney holiday lineup lands Wednesday, Nov. 4: light-up village houses, snow globes, Minnie backpacks, matching pajamas, Mickey pancake pans and more, most under $15.
Aldi’s Disney Christmas haul is almost here. The grocery chain’s Nov. 4 Aldi Finds include a whole Disney Holiday section, with dozens of listings on Aldi’s website, from $4.99 pins to $29.99 light-up village houses.
Aldi Finds are in stores for one week, Wednesday, Nov. 4 through Tuesday, Nov. 10, while supplies last, according to Aldi’s upcoming Aldi Finds page.
That “while supplies last” part matters. Aldi Reviewer has noted that each store usually gets one shipment of Finds, and once it’s gone, it’s gone.
What Disney Christmas decor is coming to Aldi?
The big-ticket item is the Disney village. Aldi lists four light-up houses at $29.99 each:
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Flower Shop, with Mickey and Minnie out front
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Ice Cream Shop
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Mickey and Pluto
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Mickey Wreath
There are also four Disney snow globes at $14.99 each: Happy Holidays, Mickey and Minnie, Pluto and Mickey, and Wreath Garland. The Happy Holidays globe shows Mickey and Minnie in Santa hats on a bright red base.
For the couch, Aldi has gingerbread-shaped decor pillows at $12.99. The lineup is Mickey, Minnie, Winnie the Pooh and Spider-Man, plus two non-Disney characters, Bluey and Hello Kitty. The Bluey pillow is a fuzzy gingerbread Bluey in a Santa hat holding a present, and it might be the cutest thing in the whole ad.
Is Aldi selling Disney Christmas backpacks and ears?
Yes. Four Disney holiday mini backpacks are $14.99 each, in Candy Cane Minnie, Gingerbread Mickey, Plaid Minnie and Silver Multi Mickey. Matching wallets in the same four designs are $6.99.
The Candy Cane Minnie backpack has Minnie ears, a big red bow and a gingerbread-and-candy-cane print, so it pretty much screams Disney park day.
Holiday character headbands are $6.99 in four styles: Gingerbread, Letter, Plaid and Silver ears. The gingerbread pair has frosting-style ears with a red bow.
Smaller accessories are $4.99 each, including a Ho Ho Ho bracelet, a two-pack of Mickey earrings, Mickey and Minnie bag charms, Mickey Tree and Minnie Wreath pins, and Minnie Tinsel and kissing Mickey and Minnie dangles.
Does Aldi have Disney Christmas pajamas?
It does, and they’re cheap. Disney holiday pajamas run $9.99 in sizes small through extra-large. Aldi lists a red Mickey Plaid style and a green Minnie Stripe style. The plaid pants are covered in tiny Mickey heads.
There’s also a $9.99 licensed holiday pullover in Mickey Beige and Mickey Black, in small through extra-large. The beige one has Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy and Pluto in holiday hats and scarves.
At $9.99, a whole family could match for family photos without blowing the gift budget.
What Disney kitchen items are at Aldi for Christmas?
Breakfast gets an upgrade. Aldi has Disney character pancake pans at $14.99, including a two-pack of Disney egg pans in Mickey, Minnie or Pooh, and Disney icon pans in Mickey and Minnie or Pooh. The Mickey egg pans make Mickey-shaped pancakes or eggs.
That’s a couple of bucks cheaper than last year. Aldi Reviewer listed Disney pancake and egg pans at $16.99 each in 2025.
There are also 8-piece kids’ baking sets at $19.99 in Disney Princess, Mickey and Minnie, and Pooh. The Princess set comes with an apron, a mixing bowl, a whisk, spatulas and castle, crown and glass slipper cookie cutters.
And Zak! holiday character mugs are $4.99, in Mickey and Friends or Winnie the Pooh.
How does this compare to last year’s Aldi Disney Christmas lineup?
The village is back at the same price. In 2025, Aldi Reviewer reported $29.99 village pieces, including a coffee shop, Pluto’s house and a gingerbread house with Mickey and Minnie, plus $14.99 snow globes.
This year’s lineup leans harder into wearables, with four backpacks, four wallets and a pile of jewelry, plus the new gingerbread pillows.
When should I shop for Aldi Disney Christmas items?
Early on Wednesday, Nov. 4, if you can. Disney Aldi Finds tend to move fast, and Aldi Reviewer wrote last year that several advertised items never showed up at her local stores.
Aldi’s website lists these as “Available from Nov 04.” If an item sells out locally, Aldi doesn’t usually restock Finds. So if you’ve got your eye on the Flower Shop village house or the Candy Cane Minnie backpack, set an alarm. The Christmas rush starts a lot earlier at Aldi than it does at the mall.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Aldi, upcoming Aldi Finds page and Disney Holiday collection for Nov. 4, items, prices and images
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Aldi Reviewer (Oct. 30, 2025), 2025 Disney Christmas lineup, prices and shipment notes
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