The best Disney theme-park souvenirs you can buy without leaving your house

You can't always visit the parks, but you can still find merchandise inspired by the latest fashion trends online like this tie-dyed shirt, which is embossed with the Disneyland logo on the front, and "Disneyland Resort" written on the back.

Cost: $69.99

Find out more about the Disneyland Spirit Jersey in Tie-Dye Briar Rose Gold here.

You might want to consider a replica of the sign seen at the entrance of The Enchanted Tiki Room, an attraction found at both Disney World and Disneyland, for your home.

Cost: $150

Find out more about The Enchanted Tiki Room Wall Sign here.

While you'd typically purchase the headgear when strolling through the theme parks, that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a classic Mickey Mouse hat or rainbow-colored Minnie ears from home.

Cost: $29.99

Find out more about the Rainbow Disney Collection Minnie Mouse Ear Headband here.

This Alex and Ani bracelet, for example, features a small charm that looks like a Mickey-shaped ice-cream bar, which is widely known as one of the most iconic theme-park snacks.

Cost: $44.95

Find out more about the Mickey Mouse Ice-Cream Bar Bangle by Alex and Ani here.

Back in February, Disney released a line of alphabet-themed mugs and plates that each represent a different area of the theme parks. Many of the dishes are still available to purchase, including this Z mug that's inspired by Zurg's appearance in Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin ride.

Cost: $14.99

Find out more about the Disney Parks ABC Mug here.

You might not be able to bring a Mickey-shaped waffle home to your dog, but you can give them a chew toy that's shaped like one. According to the shopDisney website, this one even squeaks.

Cost: $9.44

Find out more about the Mickey Mouse Waffle Chew Toy here.

A common souvenir found throughout Disney theme parks are towels, as you can use them at resort pools and after riding water rides. Of course, they also come in handy at home and on beach days.

Cost: $26.99

Find out more about the Cinderella Castle Beach Towel here.

This particular frame holds 10 photos, and also features prints of beloved Disney characters. Similar frames can be purchased at Disney theme parks, but it makes a lot more sense to ship them directly to your home.

Cost: $34.99

Find out more about the Our Disney Vacation Collage Photo Frame here.

For years, brown paver stones engraved with the names of Disney fans lined the entrance to Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida. In 2019, however, the walkway was renovated and the stones were removed.

Luckily for fans, however, replicas of the pavers can now be purchased and customized through shopDisney.

Cost: $49.99

Find out more about the Commemorative Legacy Paver here.

This collection includes four plush toys designed to look like a snow cone, turkey leg, popcorn, and churros. However, the toys are only sold in mystery packs, so you won't know which plush you've purchased until you open it.

Cost: $9.99

Find out more about the Wishables Mystery Plush Food Series here.

This set, designed by Rebecca Hook, features earrings that resemble pink, Mickey-shaped balloons, just like those sold at Disney theme parks.

Cost: $100

Find out more about the Mickey Mouse Balloon Earrings here.

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