Star Wars popcorn buckets are now available at both Disneyland Park and Walt Disney World, and movie theater collectibles for The Mandalorian and Grogu are on sale now at Cinemark, AMC, Regal, Marcus, EPIC, and Swan Drive-In ahead of the May 22 opening. This is the master list. Below is every confirmed item, where to get it, current availability, and pricing, where confirmed.
Last updated May 6, 2026.
At Disneyland Park: Available Now
Several items have been on sale at Disneyland since before May the Fourth and remain available now. The Tauntaun Bucket is at Kat Saka’s Kettle, the Popcorn Cart near Star Trader, and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Beverage Carts. Oga’s Cantina carries the Grinning Loth-cat with Souvenir Mug and the Yub Nub with Souvenir Endor Mug. The Yoda Stainless Steel Tumbler is available at Galactic Grill and hotel locations including The Coffee House at Disneyland Hotel and GCH Craftsman Grill at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel and Spa.
The May 4 wave added three more items. The Jabba’s Sail Barge Bucket, modeled after the Khetanna from Return of the Jedi with light-up elements and hidden characters including C-3PO, R2-D2, Jabba the Hutt, and Salacious Crumb, is now available at the Popcorn Cart near Star Trader, Galactic Grill via Mobile Order, Alien Pizza Planet, Kat Saka’s Kettle, and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Beverage Carts. The Salvaged Protocol Droid Bucket, with light-up eyes and a worn droid design, is at the same locations. Both have a two-per-person limit per transaction with no discounts. The Bantha Sipper with built-in sound effects is at the Milk Stand, Galactic Grill, Alien Pizza Planet, and Tomorrowland Fruit Cart. Rechargeable Lightsaber Swizzle Sticks in Luke Skywalker green and Darth Vader red are also available at Galactic Grill, Ronto Roasters, Milk Stand, and Docking Bay 7.
See the full Disneyland Star Wars popcorn bucket breakdown here.
At Walt Disney World: Available Now
Walt Disney World received its Star Wars novelty wave on May 4 as well. See the full Walt Disney World Star Wars popcorn bucket and novelty breakdown here for location-by-location details across Hollywood Studios and Disney Springs.
Disney Parks: BDX Droid Bucket Coming May 21
A BDX Droid Popcorn Bucket may be arriving at Disney Parks on May 21, 2026, one day before The Mandalorian and Grogu opens in theaters. A Disneyland menu page appeared to reveal the item a day early, suggesting it is real and close. The BDX Droid is a featured character in The Mandalorian and Grogu, which makes this a direct movie tie-in collectible at the parks alongside the broader Star Wars novelty lineup already on sale. Full details on the BDX Droid Bucket here.
At Movie Theaters: The Mandalorian and Grogu (On Sale Now — Opens May 22)
The Mandalorian and Grogu opens exclusively in theaters and IMAX on May 22, 2026, with Thursday preview screenings on May 21. Tickets are on sale now. The theater collectible lineup is one of the most ambitious any Star Wars release has produced, with each major chain holding its own exclusives and a price ceiling of $79.99 to $80.80 depending on the chain. Here is the full breakdown by theater.
Cinemark — On Sale Now
Cinemark has the deepest standalone lineup of any chain and all items come with a free same-day refill. The six core items are Cinemark exclusives in North America. The flagship piece is the Grogu Popcorn Container at $43.95, a full-figure sculptural container in the Cinemark Exclusive program. The 32oz Mandalorian Helmet Cup is $29.95. The 20oz Grogu Tumbler is $16.95. The 130oz Popcorn Tin featuring Mando and Grogu art is $14.95. The 44oz Souvenir Cup is $7.95. The top-of-the-line item is the LED AT-AT Popcorn Container at $79.99, a full sculptural walker with light-up elements. All items are available at select Cinemark locations while supplies last, and additional items are available at shop.cinemark.com.
See our full Cinemark Mandalorian and Grogu collectibles breakdown here.
AMC
AMC has five items split across two collections, available while supplies last. The first collection includes a Cup with Mystery Topper and an AT-AT Walker Popcorn Vessel, a full sculptural container modeled after the Imperial walker, priced at $79.99. Currently, the highest price point in the theatrical collectible market for this film. The second collection includes a Grogu Pram Popcorn Vessel, a Mando Helmet Popcorn Bucket, and a Blanket. The blanket is the only wearable or soft-goods keepsake in the entire theatrical collectibles lineup for this film.
See our full AMC Mandalorian and Grogu collectibles breakdown here.
Regal
Regal is carrying the Clan of Two Bust collectible, a statue-style piece featuring Mando and Grogu together, which stands out as the most display-oriented item in the entire theatrical run. Regal’s lineup skews toward the collector end of the market rather than the functional popcorn container end.
See our full Regal Mandalorian and Grogu collectibles breakdown here.
Marcus Theaters — Online Ordering Now Live
Marcus Theaters has launched online ordering for its Mandalorian and Grogu collectibles. You can order ahead at the Marcus Theaters website before heading to the theater. Full Marcus Theaters collectibles and ordering details here.
EPIC Theatres
EPIC Theatres is the only chain offering a matching Grogu topper set, making it the pick for collectors who want a coordinated display piece. For Florida-based fans, EPIC is worth checking before defaulting to the larger chains.
Swan Drive-In — Online Ordering Now Live
Swan Drive-In started online ordering for its Mandalorian and Grogu popcorn buckets on May the Fourth. You can order ahead through the Swan Drive-In website. Full Swan Drive-In collectibles and ordering details here.
How the 2026 Star Wars Collectible Market Breaks Down
The $79.99 to $80.80 AT-AT price point at both Cinemark and AMC represents a new ceiling for theatrical popcorn collectibles. Every prior high-profile release — including previous Star Wars runs — topped out below that number. The fact that two separate chains hit that mark with the same character suggests the market is being tested deliberately for the Mandalorian and Grogu theatrical debut, which is itself a new format for a story that originated on Disney+.
For parks collectors and theater collectors planning to hit both fronts: the Disney Parks BDX Droid Bucket arriving May 21 and the theatrical items already on sale means the two weeks around the May 22 opening are the densest Star Wars collectible window in recent memory. Plan accordingly.
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