Disney Parks Fashion: New Tees Arrive Celebrating Classic Disneyland Attractions

Disneyland has dropped new shirts honoring opening day attractions, perfect for the biggest Disney Parks fans. 

What’s Happening:

• On a recent trip to Disneyland Resort, Laughing Place stopped by Merlin’s Marvelous Miscellany to check out a new lineup of attraction apparel. 
• The Fantasyland retail location recently dropped a lineup of T-shirts inspired by opening day attractions of the first Disney Park. 
• As Disneyland celebrates 70 years of magical memories, now is the perfect time to pick up some merchandise to honor some of the park’s most iconic experiences. 
• Each shirt features a vintage design against a muted-colored shirt.
• Each shirt runs for $32.99 or $29.99 each when you buy two. 
• Let’s take a look at the designs. 

Peter Pan’s Flight

Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride

Mark Twain River Boat

Autopia

Disneyland 70th:

• 2025 marked a landmark 70 years of the Disneyland Resort, which arrived with the massive Celebrate Happy festivities. 
• Kicking off on May 16th, 2025, the Disneyland 70th celebration brought in exciting entertainment offerings, decorations, themed food, merchandise, and magic.
• As we roll into 2026, guests will still have until mid-August to jump into the 70th anniversary festivities, including World of Color Happiness! and the “it’s a small world” projection show Tapestry of Happiness. 
• The last day for Disneyland Resort guests to Celebrate Happy during the 70th anniversary celebration will be. August 9th, 2026. 
• For those looking to head to the Happiest Place on Earth for one more 70th Anniversary hurrah, Laughing Place recommends Mouse Fan Travel for all your Disneyland Resort vacation needs.

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