This big Disney sale only happens twice a year — and you can score up to 40 percent off

Madison Alcedo

5 January 2021, 8:30 pm·3-min read

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If you’ve ever been to one of Disney’s theme parks, you may immediately notice a trend. A majority of the parkgoers young and old are donning Disney merch, almost head-to-toe.

But the Disney Parks are not the only place to rock your favorite characters or movies. Diehard Disney fans know that Disney’s retail stores (both its brick-in-mortar locations and online shop) are full of hidden magical gems for your closet and home.

Right now, you can shop almost everything (must-have decor, apparel and more) on sale during shopDisney’s biggest sale event that only happens twice a year. Until Jan. 15, you can get up to 40 percent up off during the Twice Upon a Year Sale.

During the limited-time sale, you can also find discounted clothing, accessories, gifts, Baby Yoda products and more.

While you patiently wait for the Disney Parks-themed Monopoly game to come back in stock, you’re not going to want to miss this great sale. Plus, if you don’t yet have a fabric face mask, don’t forget to snag one of Disney’s cloth face masks that are available for both kids and adults.

And in case you want to add a touch of magic at home, shopDisney has plenty of home decor options. From bedding sets to kitchenware, there’s something for every room of your home.

This sale is only on until Jan. 15, so we suggest adding items to your cart ASAP before they sell out. It’s not every day you get to shop best-selling Disney items for cheap.

Plus, don’t forget you can be eligible for free shipping on all orders $75 or more with code SHIPMAGIC.

Shop: Mickey and Minnie Mouse Lounge Pants, $20 (Orig. $24.99)

Shop: Anna and Elsa Singing Dolls Deluxe Gift Set, $59.98 (Orig. $99.95)

Shop: Disney Princess Sequin Jacket, $29.98 (Orig. $49.99)

Shop: Minnie Mouse Sleep Set, $20 (Orig. $24.99)

Shop: Hamilton Logo Baseball Cap, $17.98 (Orig. $29.99)

Shop: Mickey Mouse Fleece Jacket, $29.98 (Orig. $49.99)

Shop: Minnie Mouse Reversible Sequin Hooded Throw Blanket, $23.98 (Orig. $39.99)

Shop: Anna and Elsa Backpack, $12.98 (Orig. $29.99)

Shop: Mickey Mouse Grayscale Jacket, $29.98 (Orig. $59.99)

Shop: Minnie Mouse Sequined Ear Headband, $21.98 (Orig. $29.99)

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