Disneyland is placing limits on popular holiday merchandise, as demand soars

Disneyland Resort guests looking to stock up on their favorite vacations will have to settle for just a few per customer this year, or get creative as some have done.

The Mickey Mouse gingerbread cookies currently sell for $7.49 each, but are limited to “five per person, per transaction,” according to online menus for park restaurants, including the Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe and Market House.

“It’s literally Christmas in a cookie,” Tiffany Calderon, a park patron, said He told SFGATE. She said her family visits Disneyland three times a year, making it their mission to collect 20 Mickey gingerbread cookies during the holidays to freeze at home and eat year-round. “It feels like home,” she added. “Just lying on the couch, watching some Christmas movies, getting out the gingerbread cookies and — little bites, make it last. Make it last.”

But this year, Disneyland is trying to prevent hoarding — not only by capping the amount people can buy at one time, but also by occasionally suspending cell phone sales to prevent items from selling out.

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However, some guests wander into the garden to place orders Mouse shaped cookies At multiple storefronts — and even heading to the Grand Californian Hotel, where they sell the item for $10.

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Many say they don’t just like the taste of the snack, noting that it has sentimental value as well.

“This is how Christmas started,” Jennifer Walker told SFGATE, recalling how she and her parents “got it together.” Vacation time at disneyland tour, They will provide that specific cookie.”

Walker said she collected 24 cookies during her recent visit to “the happiest place on Earth,” with a total of 35 cookies this year. But they’re not all for her.

“One of them went to my father’s grave,” she told SFGATE. “So my mom still gets Mickey’s gingerbread.”

I distributed others as business gifts.

“It turned out that my coworker had the same tradition with her mother,” Walker said. “Christmas will start when they eat Mickey gingerbread. So when she put it on her desk, she literally cried because she’s not going to make it this year. She said, ‘Oh my God, you’re going to help me.’ We’re keeping a Christmas tradition going.”

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Gingerbread is big business in disney parks, And not just in edible form. There’s plenty of festive merchandise, like apparel and gingerbread popcorn buckets, which can also be found across the country at Walt Disney World in Orlando, for those lucky ones.

Disneyland did not immediately respond to a Fox Business inquiry.