Disney Store brings the parks' castles home with Light-Up Snow Globes

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Disney Store's new Sleeping Beauty Castle and Cinderella Castle Light-Up Snow Globes turn the Disneyland and Magic Kingdom landmarks into illuminated display pieces. The Cinderella Castle globe runs $99 and lights up, with both sold through Disney Store and shopDisney.

Disney Store brings the parks' castles home with Light-Up Snow Globes

Two of Disney's most recognizable castles are coming home in miniature. Disney Store's new Sleeping Beauty Castle and Cinderella Castle Light-Up Snow Globes put illuminated versions of the Disneyland and Magic Kingdom landmarks on a shelf.

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Two castles, two globes

Disney Store announced the pair on X, pitching them as a way to bring the parks' landmark castles into a bedroom or display case. Each globe centers on one of the two icons: Cinderella Castle from Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom and Sleeping Beauty Castle from Disneyland. Both are built as light-up pieces.

Photo from Disney Store's post (1)
Photo from Disney Store's post (2)
Disney Store's new castle Light-Up Snow Globe from the X post

The Cinderella Castle globe

The Cinderella Castle Light-Up Snow Globe renders the castle in its gray, blue, and gold color scheme atop a rugged, stony base finished with golden emblems. Give it a shake and the globe fills with a swirl of sparkles, and the light-up feature lets it double as a nightlight. It carries a $99 price and reached shelves in early July, sold through Disney Store and shopDisney.

A second view of Disney Store's castle Light-Up Snow Globe

The Sleeping Beauty Castle globe

The Sleeping Beauty Castle Light-Up Snow Globe is the Disneyland counterpart, capturing the smaller, spired castle at the center of that park. Like its Magic Kingdom sibling, it is built to light up. Disney Store's post did not list a separate price for the Sleeping Beauty version.

Where to find them

Both globes are sold through Disney Store and shopDisney for shoppers who want the illuminated castle look at home.

Originally reported by x.com. GenieGrove rewrote this story; the original reporting is theirs.