Holiday Movie Props Land at ‘Walt Disney Presents’ in Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Movie Props from Fan-Favorite Films Deck the Halls at Walt Disney Presents

Just in time for the yuletide season, the Walt Disney Archives is “snow excited” to showcase an all-new holiday-themed exhibit at Walt Disney Presents at Disney’s Hollywood Studios! Guests can now get an up-close look at original production assets from classic and modern Disney holiday films.

This seasonal refresh, titled “Disney Takes a Holiday,” transforms the gallery space ahead of the theater into a festive display, making it a central stop for holiday cheer—especially since it also plays host to the Santa Claus meet-and-greet!

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A Peek Behind the Scenes of Holiday Classics

The new exhibit highlights screen-used props and costumes from four well-loved Disney holiday productions:

The Santa Clause (1994)

Fans of the Tim Allen trilogy will delight in seeing authentic pieces from the original film. Look out for:

• Scott Calvin’s Pajamas: The silky red pajamas worn by Tim Allen the fateful night he first put on the suit.
• The Naughty and Nice List: A pivotal prop from Santa’s world.

• Hot Cocoa Mug: The famous cocoa cup
• Bernard the Elf’s Costume: A velvet costume worn by the fan-favorite Head Elf.
• Comet’s Name Tag and various Snow Globes used in the films.
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The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)

This display is a must-see for Muppet fans, showcasing the incredible artistry and tiny details of the Muppet costumes and miniatures:

• Costumes for the Muppets: See the screen-used outfits, including the distinguished Charles Dickens costume worn by The Great Gonzo, the humble ensemble of Bob Cratchit (Kermit the Frog), and the tiny, precious outfit of Tiny Tim (Robin the Frog).
• Miniature Model: A tiny village house used in the production helps showcase the scale of the elaborate sets.

Noelle (2019)

Bringing a modern touch to the exhibition, the recent Disney+ original film starring Anna Kendrick is represented with key artifacts:

• Costumes: Displayed are costumes worn by the cast, including Anna Kendrick as Noelle Kringle.
• The Book of Santa: A primary prop from the film.

Babes in Toyland (1961)

The classic 1961 musical film also has its own section, featuring vintage toys and souvenirs, adding a deep dive into Disney’s long history of holiday storytelling.

A Screening of Holiday Shorts

In addition to the incredible artifacts, the theater inside Walt Disney Presents has temporarily replaced its traditional “One Man’s Dream” film with a rotating lineup of classic animated holiday shorts. Guests can sit back and enjoy nostalgic cartoons like:

• “On Ice”
• “Pluto’s Christmas Tree”
• “The Art of Skiing”

Don’t miss this jolly opportunity to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year by exploring the magic behind these cherished holiday films!