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Hallmark Keepsake Mickey and Minnie Jolly Gingerbread House Ornament Released October 10

Hallmark Keepsake Mickey and Minnie Jolly Gingerbread House Ornament Released October 10

October 10, 2026

Written by Holly Gately

Hallmark’s Disney Mickey and Friends Jolly Gingerbread House Keepsake Ornament went on sale this morning, October 10, 2026, for $45.99. It lights up, it plays music, and it has gingerbread Mickey and Minnie standing at the front door. We first spotted this one back in April in our roundup of every Disney ornament in the 2026 Hallmark Dream Book, where it was listed for October at the same $45.99 price. Now it is here as part of Hallmark’s Keepsake Ornament Debut, which runs October 10 through 18 in Hallmark stores and online.

Hallmark Keepsake Mickey and Minnie Jolly Gingerbread House Ornament Released October 10

The house is covered in glittery white icing, with a roof full of gumdrops, a pink gumdrop on top of the chimney and a red candy arch around the door. Gingerbread cookie versions of Mickey and Minnie stand on either side of it. Turn it around and there is a back window with red curtains and wafer cookie shutters. The best detail sits over the front door, where three peppermint candies form a Mickey head.

That peppermint Mickey is also a button. Press it and the gumdrops on the roof light up along with a playful version of “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” while the windows glow. Hallmark’s own video calls this the sweetest gingerbread house ever. After watching that roof light up, we are not going to argue.

One thing to know before you buy. This ornament does not use batteries. It runs off Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord, which is sold separately and listed at $18.99 on Hallmark’s site. Plugged in, the house stays lit the whole time and the button starts the music and light show. If you already own a cord from past Keepsake ornaments, you are set. If this is your first one, plan on about $65 for the pair.

The ornament was sculpted by Hallmark artist Orville Wilson, the same artist behind this year’s Cinderella Castle tree topper. It is plastic, measures 3 by 4 by 3.5 inches and comes in a 2026 Keepsake gift box. As of this morning it shows as in stock on Hallmark’s website.

Our take is that this is an easy pick for anyone who decorates with Mickey and Minnie at Christmas. It is also the kind of ornament kids will press over and over until every grown-up in the room knows that song by heart. For more new Disney merchandise, visit our Disney Consumer Products page.

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Holly Gately is co-owner, writer, and business manager of Fantasy Land News. She covers Hallmark Channel, Hallmark+, Disney Parks, and entertainment news. A Central Florida resident and regular Disney parks visitor, Holly manages operations and partnerships at Fantasy Land News while contributing daily editorial coverage. Fantasy Land News has been cited by People, Newsweek, ComicBook.com, The Independent, and others.
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