Walt Disney World is now mailing a dapper new Mickey Mouse magnet straight to the mailboxes of Annual Passholders who renew, starting with September 2026 anniversaries.
I have a whole section of my fridge dedicated to these magnets, so any excuse to add a new one is a good excuse in my book.
Disney describes the design as Mickey “gussied up in his finest turn-of-the-century attire,” inspired by Main Street, U.S.A. He’s shown in a straw boater hat, a blue vest, an orange bow tie, and red pants, tipping his hat with a big grin, set against the familiar orange “D” frame with “annual passholder” printed along the bottom.
Here’s the part that makes this one different from past Passholder magnets: there’s no park pickup involved. Once you renew, Disney ships the magnet directly to your home, and it should arrive within six weeks of your pass anniversary date. That’s a real change from how these have typically worked, since most Passholder magnets, like the Kermit the Frog magnet at Hollywood Studios or the Nick and Judy Zootopia magnet earlier this year, have required an in-park visit to a specific shop during a limited window.
Because this one relies entirely on mail delivery, your address on file matters more than usual. Each Passholder needs a valid U.S. mailing address saved to their MyDisney account, and Disney says a pass without a current address won’t receive a magnet at all. If you share a household with other Passholders, it’s worth checking each person’s address individually, since the account info doesn’t automatically carry over between family members. For households with more than one Passholder sharing the same anniversary date, there’s a limit of two magnets total.
As with most Disney offers like this, there’s some standard fine print: everything is subject to availability, change, or cancellation without notice, and Disney says it isn’t responsible for a magnet that’s lost, stolen, or damaged in transit.
If you’ve been collecting these for a while, this is a nice one to add to the rotation, and it’s honestly a smart move on Disney’s part. Passholder magnets have built up a real following over the years, with dedicated lists tracking every design going back to the very first black-and-white version, so turning the renewal thank-you into a genuine collectible rather than a generic mailer is the kind of small touch that keeps loyal Passholders feeling appreciated.
If your renewal date is coming up, take a few minutes now to double-check your address in your Disney account so you don’t miss out.
We’ll keep tracking Passholder perks and new magnet designs as they roll out, so check back with Theme Park Scope for updates, and follow us on social so you don’t miss it.
Do YOU collect Disney World Passholder magnets, and where’s your favorite spot to display them?
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