Souvenir hunters visiting Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World have more reasons to keep an eye out — colorful pressed medallions are now available at six locations scattered across the park. Machines have been confirmed at the Main Street, U.S.A. train station, the Main Street Firehouse, the Emporium, under the Adventureland veranda, near the exit of Tiana's Bayou Adventure, and inside Sir Mickey's in Fantasyland. Pricing is straightforward: one medallion runs $10, or guests can grab all four designs at a given machine for $35.
Each machine carries its own distinct character lineup. The train station machine celebrates Mickey and Friends, with Mickey dressed as a conductor and locomotive artwork on the backs. The Firehouse machine leans into Cars and a few other characters, while the Emporium offers Haunted Mansion, Aurora, Winnie the Pooh, and Monsters, Inc. options — each with backs themed to match. Over in Adventureland, guests can pick up Jasmine, Aladdin, Jungle Cruise, or Pirates of the Caribbean designs.
Near Tiana's Bayou Adventure, the medallion set pays tribute to The Princess and the Frog with Tiana, Mama Odie, Louie, and Ray. Meanwhile, Sir Mickey's rounds things out with a princess-focused set featuring colorful Snow White, Cinderella, Belle, and Rapunzel medallions. The first colorful machine had been spotted near Pirates of the Caribbean before the rollout expanded further.
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The growing network of machines gives collectors a genuine reason to wander every corner of the park, from Main Street all the way through Fantasyland. Whether you're a dedicated souvenir hunter or just stumble across one on the way to a ride, the variety of themes means there's likely something to catch your eye no matter where you're headed. This reporting comes from WDW News Today.
