We’ve seen all kinds of 50th Anniversary decorations in Disney World lately.
There have been golden character statues, big signs and banners, and even makeovers for all kinds of Disney transportation. Now, even the snacks are getting in on the celebrations!
While we were walking through Magic Kingdom, we decided to stop for a snack (as we often do). When we came to the popcorn stand, we saw that there’s been a change since we last got our Disney popcorn fix.
50th anniversary popcorn boxes in Magic Kingdom!✨#DisneyWorld pic.twitter.com/bevPe9mAd8
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The popcorn boxes got a new 50th Anniversary makeover!
The new boxes have a dark blue background with images of all four Disney World park icons — Cinderella Castle, Spaceship Earth, the Tree of Life, and the Tower of Terror.
The icons are featured in those 50th Anniversary colors — mainly light blue and purple pastels with gold accents. You can even see the little “50” sign on the Cinderella Castle!
Against the background are lighter blue silhouettes of classic Disney characters.
Tinker Bell is also flying around in a sparkly dress for the occasion! You can find this new box right now at select popcorn stands in Magic Kingdom.
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What’s your favorite 50th Anniversary decoration right now? Let us know in the comments!
Ken says
Very nice, modern yet nostalgic
Lisa says
This is such a pretty popcorn box. Is it cardboard? It looks like it is…I would love to see a plastic version, like the refillable buckets, so we could use ut over and over again back home. 🤗
DFB Sarah says
Lisa, it is the typical cardstock/thin cardboard box. Would love to see a bucket!