70 New Disney-Themed Happy Meal Toys Are Coming to McDonald’s

Disney is bringing its magical celebration to McDonald’s nationwide with an all-new Happy Meal toy collection.

According to information obtained by PEOPLE, the Disney and McDonald’s are partnering to release a limited-time 70th Celebration Happy Meal to commemorate the anniversary of the Disneyland Resort’s opening.

Starting Dec. 2, customers can snag a meal featuring two collectible Disney, Pixar, Marvel or Star Wars characters, making for 35 unique pairings of the 70 collectible toys.

In a joint Instagram post, shared collaboratively by both brands on Nov. 24, the companies gave a full view of the adorable characters from some of the most nostalgic characters from childhood favorites to modern-day blockbusters.

The full list includes: Ahsoka, Anxiety, Anna, Ariel, Asha, Aurora, Baymax, BB-8, Beast, Bing Bong, Black Panther, Black Widow, Boba Fett, Boo, Chewbacca, Chip ‘n’ Dale, Clarabelle, Classic Sleeping Beauty Castle, Crush, Cruella, Daisy Duck, Darth Vader, Donald Duck, Dory, Dumbo, Evil Queen, Elsa, Flounder, Frozone, Gold Sleeping Beauty Castle, Goofy, Green Alien, Groot, Hatbox Ghost, Iron Man, Jack-Jack, Judy Hopps, Kylo Ren, Lightning McQueen, Lilo, Maleficent, Mater, Mickey Mouse, Mike Wazowski, Miguel, Minnie Mouse, Mirabel, Moana, Mr. Incredible, Mufasa, Nemo, Nebula, Nick Wilde, Okoye, Olaf, Pluto, R2-D2, Rapunzel, Rex, Rey, Sadness, Simba, Sleeping Beauty Castle (Classic), Sleeping Beauty Castle (Gold), Snow White, Stitch, Stormtrooper, Sulley, Thanos, Tiana, Timon and Tinker Bell 

The collection also has unique notes pegged to the celebration, like Clara Belle dancing in a 70s-inspired outfit. Or the inclusion of Hat Box Ghost, a park-specific character.

Fans of both brands gushed over the new collectibles in the comment section, already claiming their faves (“These are so cute! I want the Mickey one”), predicting which toys will be difficult to find with a wink and nudge (“To get lightning McQueen is going to be a challenge!🏎️”) and saddened by who wasn’t included (“y’all got cinderella’s castle but not cinderella herself? i’ll remember this”).

One fan asked, “How does one get lilo and stitch,” which are not pictured in the images, to which the brand jokingly responded, “Through love and determination.”

Disneyland Resort, officially opening its doors July 17, 1955, has been celebrating the anniversary all summer long, kicking off a year of celebrations and surprises back in May, through 2026 with new commemorative dishes, beverages and desserts from a wide variety of eateries.

For instance, according to the official Disney food blog, park-goers can taste the 70th Celebration Churros – rolled in ube sugar and topped with blue raspberry icing drizzle and sprinkles – the churro stands near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Haunted Mansion, and Town Square. There’s also the 70th Celebration Macaron, a fluffy yellow sponge cake topped with vanilla bean buttercream, strawberry jam, a whipped strawberry topping and strawberry crunch.