New 'Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After' Merchandise Debuts at Hollywood Studios

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Disney Villains Unfairly Ever After Merchandise

Posted: Tuesday May 27, 2025 10:40am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

To celebrate the opening of Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After, Disney has released an all-new line of themed merchandise, now available at a kiosk in the Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Courtyard, just outside the entrance to Sunset Showcase at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

The merchandise range includes:

T-shirts featuring the show’s official logo and artwork of the Magic Mirror surrounded by villains like Cruella, Hook, and Maleficent.
Ornaments styled with the show’s branding.
Tumbler cups.
Magnets and sticker packs.

Disney Villains Unfairly Ever After Merchandise

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Comped19 days ago

Old Nemo was really the last breath of old WDE, years after it was dissolved, helped by the fact they had literal Broadway caliber writers involved. Shame we'll never see the 2 hour version ever. As for Lion King, it's cheap for Disney (relatively) and extremely popular. Disney has never really tried, beyond the Tarzan later Nemo, to put other shows in AK besides FOLTK - and it's unfortunate they haven't.

Professortango119 days ago

I'd say the old Nemo was the best show I've seen at WDW in ages. Lion King...while it was fun to see 90's California parade floats again, the show was the definition of overrated. This show feels a lot like when my friend was in Paw Patrol Live. Except that had more than one actor onstage and the dog puppets were visually interesting. This is just projected vague scenery and really bad material being carried by one actor at a time.

Professortango119 days ago

Thank goodness, as the full screen option posted by this site seems to be broken. Although every time you try and click the option, it forces the video to restart and play another ad, so the broken site feature is obviously adding revenue to WDWmagic's pockets.

LittleBuford19 days ago

UNCgolf19 days ago

I'd watch a Villains production of My Fair Lady.

wdwmagic19 days ago

'Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After' Song 'Magic Mirror' Now Available on Streaming https://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/magic-mirror-villains-show/news/30may2025-disney-villains-unfairly-ever-after-song-magic-mirror-now-available-on-streaming.htm With the release, YouTube has also now removed the block not he opening 3 minutes. Here is the full show.

Tori19 days ago

DisneyHead12319 days ago

Due to a surge in interest, an updated Villains show will feature Maleficent reciting “The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane” until, to the audience’s delight, she finally achieves a perfect upper class London accent. Hook is rumored to have a dramatic act wherein the pirates are briefly transported to New Jersey and come back insisting that the stuff they are sailing in is called wooder.

eddie10420 days ago

This board is notorious for grasping at straws to make a point. If you don’t like the Villains show or think it should be better that’s fine. But don’t start throwing out random examples to prove something when it’s not that deep.

Disney Analyst20 days ago

Yeah, both shows are meant to be major attractions for their respective lands. Heck, Le Cirque Arcanus is the ONLY attraction in the land when Ministry is having issues. Which is... not ideal, for such a big grand land.

Andrew C20 days ago

That’s what happens when someone opens a new theme park in orlando. Which hasn’t happened in decades. People gonna talk.

Agent H20 days ago

Not to mention they are entirely different concepts. So mark this down as the 4000th random epic universe comment.

UNCgolf20 days ago

While I think the Villains show looks terrible, I'm not sure that's a fair comparison. The Universal HP show (as well as the HTTYD show) seems like it was designed as a relatively major attraction that will likely run for a long time, whereas Villains is a minor addition for extra (and needed) park capacity. It's a bit like comparing an E (or maybe D) ticket attraction to a C ticket. Not that that means Villains shouldn't be better than it is, though.