The Walt Disney Family Museum Gift Guide for the Park Lover

Castle Stoneware Mug

$24

Custom-made for The Walt Disney Family Museum, this 16 oz. stoneware mug is perfect for sipping beverages in style. All mugs are 100% lead-free and non-toxic making them food, oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe. Handcrafted in the USA.

The "E" Ticket | No. 35, Spring 2001

$12

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s original Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E” attraction ticket, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, number 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

This issue features Disneyland’s King Arthur Carrousel and an interview with amusement park expert Bud Hurlbut on working with Walt.

Art of Coloring: Maps of the Disney Parks

$12.99

Use your imagination to color the images that bring Disney Parks alive all over the world! Art of Coloring: Maps of the Disney Parks includes 36 unique postcards in each book.

The "E" Ticket | No. 41, Fall 2004

$12

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s original Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E” attraction ticket, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, number 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

This issue features an interview with museum co-founder Diane Disney Miller, a remembrance of the late original Co-Editor of The “E” Ticket Leon Janzen, and how Disney Legend Ken Anderson’s concept for the “Ghost House” became the Haunted Mansion.

Walt Disney Boxed Notecards

$19.95

Send holiday greetings this season with these exclusive Walt Disney Family Museum notecards with vintage black and white images of Walt Disney. Set of 16, 4 images (4 of each), blank inside with a Walt Disney quotation on the back.

The "E" Ticket | No. 45, Summer 2007

$12

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s original Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E” attraction ticket at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, number 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

This issue features costume design with Disney Legend Alice Davis, Tomorrowland’s Clock of the World, and a treasure hunt for art from Pirates of the Caribbean.

Holiday Magic at the Disney Parks: Celebrations Around the World From Fall to Winter

$60

This deluxe-jacketed hardcover is visual storytelling at its best. Almost 1,900 curated photographs—two-thirds of them taken exclusively for this book—showcase Disney Parks' key locations filled with special holiday menu offerings, the biggest nighttime spectaculars and parade and stage productions, the tiniest decorating details from amazing artists and designers, and, of course, significant historical holiday events.

A harmonic trio of researchers, writers, and photographers logged more than 180,000 miles visiting every Disney Park and Resort across the globe, personally documenting holiday installations through 80,000 photographs and, wherever possible, meeting the talented and endlessly passionate artisans behind it all.

Walt Disney's Disneyland

$60

In 328 pages of brilliant color, Author Chris Nichols tells the story of Walt Disney’s Disneyland from an undeveloped orange grove to a first-of-its-kind themed entertainment enterprise. Spanning decades, this book features stunning photographs and concept art from the Park’s history.

Poster Art of the Disney Parks

$40

Whimsical art design and succinct storytelling come together when an attraction poster is made. Poster Art of the Disney Parks, written by Daniel Hadke and Vanessa Hunt, chronicles the graphic design involved in creating memorable attraction posters for Disney Parks all over the world.

Maps of the Disney Parks

$40

See the evolution of Disney Park maps from the first maps made for Disneyland in 1955 to the opening of Shanghai Disneyland over 60 years later in Maps of the Disney Parks—written by Kevin and Susan Neary and curated by Imagineer Vanessa Hunt.

Originally constructed in 1897 as an Army barracks, our iconic building transformed into The Walt Disney Family Museum more than a century later, and today houses some of the most interesting and fun museum exhibitions in the US. Explore the life story of the man behind the brand—Walt Disney. You’ll love the iconic Golden Gate Bridge views and our interactive exhibitions here in San Francisco. You can learn more about visiting us here.