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Disney Adults Should Prepare To Drop Over $1,000 on August 14

A new Disney Princess collectible arriving at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event 2026 is already turning heads—and not just because of its size.

Five animated princesses including Tiana, Rapunzel, Moana, Ariel, and Belle
Credit: Disney

Disney has revealed an ultra-jumbo World Princess Week pin that will retail for $1,200 when it goes on sale during the Anaheim convention, placing it among the most expensive official Disney pins ever offered to fans.

The collectible is a significant departure from the traditional trading pins guests typically purchase at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort.

Measuring 16 inches, the “ultra jumbo” design showcases all 13 official Disney Princesses in a single presentation piece. Rather than being created for trading on a lanyard, the pin features decorative artwork and an ornate frame intended for display. Its limited edition of just 150 pieces is expected to make it a major target for dedicated collectors. Disney Mouseketeer shared the August 14 pin drops here.

Fans attending D23 2026 will need to visit the Mickey's of Glendale Pin Store to purchase the World Princess Week release.

Disney Experiences Chairman Josh D'Amaro and joins Mickey Mouse and the rest of the gang on the 2022 D23 stage

D23 has announced that multiple shopping locations will offer exclusive pin merchandise throughout the convention, including the D23 Marketplace Pin Store, the Walt Disney Company Pin Store, the Mickey's of Glendale Pin Store, and the Disney Studio Store Hollywood. New limited-edition pins will be introduced across each of the event's three days, with the Princess collectible arriving as one of the headline releases.

Exclusive pins have long been a major part of Disney fan events, where limited production runs and convention-only releases often generate significant interest.

This World Princess Week release raises the bar with a four-figure price tag, signalling Disney's continued focus on premium collectibles aimed at serious enthusiasts. Rather than appealing to casual visitors, the piece is positioned as a centrepiece display item for established collections.

The current enthusiasm surrounding Disney merchandise—including recent excitement over Disney Lorcana products—could also make this one of the convention's hardest collectibles to secure for Disney Adults.

Pin trading Cast Members

Anyone planning to purchase the pin should be prepared for very limited inventory. With only 150 available, competition is expected to be strong, and a virtual queue for Mickey's of Glendale Pin Store would not be surprising.

Checking D23's official updates before and during the event will be essential for anyone hoping to secure one of Disney's most exclusive collectible pin releases.

Would you pay $1,200 for this Disney Princess display piece? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Thomas Hitchen

When he’s not thinking about the Magic Kingdom, Thomas is usually reading a book, becoming desperately obsessed with fictional characters, or baking something delicious (his favorite is chocolate cake -- to bake and to eat). He's a dreamer and grew up on Mulan saving the world, Jim Hawkins soaring through the stars, and Padmé Amidala fighting a Nexu. At the Parks, he loves to ride Everest, stroll down Main Street with an overstuffed pin lanyard around his neck, and eat as many Mickey-shaped ice creams as possible. His favorite character is Han Solo (yes, he did shoot first), and his favorite TV show is Buffy the Vampire Slayer except when it's One Tree Hill. He loves sandy beach walks, forest hikes, and foodie days out in the Big City. Thomas lives in England, UK, with his fiancée, baby, and their dog, a Border Collie called Luna.

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