Everything You Need For a Disney Movie Night!

Insiders, what is better than a Disney movie night at home? Even as an adult I look forward to putting on some comfy pjs, snuggling up with a Disney blanket, popping some popcorn, and settling in to enjoy a night in of watching Disney movies. Disney movies are usually shorter than the average movie, so that makes it so that you can watch 2 maybe 3 in a row! If you have plans to enjoy a Disney movie night at home soon, here is some merchandise that will help you have the ultimate Disney movie night!

Toy Story Kettle-Style Popcorn Popper

For starters, you can’t have movie night without the popcorn! You’ll want to check out this really awesome and unique Toy Story popcorn maker. This popcorn maker serves up to 8 cups of corn per batch. It has a slide-out tray for easy serving and two classic popcorn containers for easy sharing. Your movie night will be off to a savory start! ($74.99)

Mickey Mouse Popcorn Popper

If you don’t want an extravagant popcorn maker like the Toy Story one above and need something a little more on the simple side, this Mickey Mouse Popcorn Popper will be the perfect fit for you! This makes 6 cups of popped popcorn and the top cover doubles as a serving bowl! Neat right? ($29.95)

Toy Story Pizza Maker

Making it a pizza movie night? Bring Pizza Planet to your home with this compact pizza maker featuring the Toy Story‘s business’s logo on the top. Bakes up to a 12” frozen pizza or an 11” hand-tossed pizza with rising crust, and can be used for quesadillas and more. *Queue the Toy Story Aliens “Ohhh”* ($49.95)

Carl and Ellie Throw Blanket – Up

Having a Disney movie date night? This cute Up throw blanket is the perfect blanket for snuggling up with your special someone. ($39.99)

Mickey Mouse Fleece Throw with Sleeves

You can skip the traditional blanket all together and get really cozy for your movie night with this adorable Mickey Mouse fleece throw with sleeves! This has long sleeves with a full front zipper closure. ($37.22)

Disney Parks Tray by Jerrod Maruyama