This week I was fortunate enough to get a peek at some awesome new merchandise that’s on the horizon for Disney Parks. With testing happening for the new Disney Skyliner currently, people are getting excited for the gondola system. We don’t have an opening date yet, but we do have a preview of merchandise that will coincide with the new transportation system coming to Walt Disney World. From Christmas ornaments to apparel, it’s all cute. Take a look!
There are also Skyliner toys, and a shirt to remember your first gondola ride! As soon as we get a release date for the new merchandise, we will be sure to let you know. Stay tuned for more merchandise updates as we see them!
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