Disney characters are officially part of Lowe’s 2026 Halloween collection, and for the first time the retailer is carrying a full family of licensed animatronics – Mickey, Minnie, Stitch, and Sulley – each in a Halloween-ready costume. They arrived in June 2026 (early access for MyLowe’s Rewards members on June 18, then public), so they are in stores now while the rest of the season ramps up. Here is what each one does, what it costs, and which belongs in your display.

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Quick Comparison: Lowe’s 2026 Disney Animatronics

Prices reflect early retail and press coverage. Lowe’s lists these as Find My Store items rather than showing an online price, so confirm the current price and availability on each product page before you buy.

What Are Lowe’s 2026 Disney Halloween Animatronics?

The Disney animatronics are officially licensed props built for Lowe’s by Gemmy, part of a broader 2026 Disney Halloween assortment that also includes Haunted Mansion-style tombstones and smaller tabletop pieces. The four big figures are the headliners: two 4-foot mummies (Mickey and Minnie), a 3-foot talking Stitch, and the tallest of the group, a 5.7-foot Sulley dressed as a vampire. Every one is motion-activated and, importantly, rated for indoor use only. If you want to see how these fit into the retailer’s wider season, our Lowe’s 2026 animatronics first-drop guide covers the giant Pumpkin King and the non-licensed pieces that landed alongside them.

The 4 ft. Mickey Mouse Mummy (and Minnie), $199

The Mickey Mouse Mummy is the piece most people picture when they think Disney Halloween. It stands 4 feet tall (about 1.8 ft. wide and deep) and, when triggered by motion or its push button, sings “Monster Mash” in Mickey’s true character voice while moving his head and arms and doing a little dance. It assembles easily, collapses for off-season storage, and runs off an included power adapter.

The matching Minnie

Lowe’s also carries a 4-foot Minnie Mouse Mummy built as Mickey’s partner, so the two are designed to stand together as a pair. If you have the space and want the classic couple front and center, buying both makes a stronger scene than either one alone. Both are indoor-rated and priced the same, at $199 each in early coverage.

The 3 ft. Talking Stitch, $149

Stitch is the value pick and the most kid-friendly of the group. The roughly 3-foot freestanding figure is dressed in an alien-themed Halloween costume and carries a pumpkin bucket, and it talks when activated by motion. At $149 it is the lowest entry point into the Disney line, which makes it a natural choice for a child’s room, a front entry, or a fan who wants the character without the life-size footprint. Like the rest of the lineup, it is built for indoor display.

The 5.7 ft. Sulley Vampire, $299

Sulley is the statement piece. At 5.7 feet he is nearly life-size, and Lowe’s dresses the Monsters, Inc. character as a vampire, complete with cape and fangs. When triggered, his face animates – eyebrows and mouth moving – as he speaks in character. He is freestanding and, at $299, sits at the top of the Disney animatronic price tier. If you only buy one piece from this collection and want the biggest visual payoff, this is it. Keep in mind he is indoor-rated, so plan for an entryway, front room, or covered space rather than an open yard.

Which Lowe’s Disney Animatronic Should You Buy?

Choose Sulley if you want one large, high-impact centerpiece and have the indoor space for a nearly life-size figure. Choose the Mickey and Minnie pair if you want a warm, family-friendly display built around the most recognizable Disney couple – together they read as a set rather than a single prop. Choose Stitch if you want the most budget-friendly, kid-approved option, or you are building a Disney scene one character at a time. Fans of the whole collection can layer all four, since they share a costume theme and the same indoor placement. For a wider look at how these stack up against this year’s non-Disney releases, see our 2026 Halloween animatronics buyer’s guide.

What to Know Before You Buy

They are all indoor only

Every animatronic in the Disney line is rated for indoor use. Licensed plush-and-fabric props like these are not built to survive weeks of direct weather, so plan on a covered porch, entryway, or indoor scene, and keep the electronics dry – moisture is the leading cause of animatronic failure.

Pricing is Find My Store

Rather than posting an online price, Lowe’s lists these as Find My Store items, so the exact figure can vary by location and over the season. Use each product page’s Find My Store tool to confirm the current price and whether a piece is in stock near you before making the trip.

Licensed props sell out

Disney tie-ins tend to move faster than generic decor, and popular characters can disappear well before Halloween. If a specific figure is on your list, decide early rather than waiting for the fall rush.

Building your 2026 haunt around a theme? Browse the full Halloween animatronics hub, then compare the rest of this year’s drops in our 2026 buyer’s guide before the licensed pieces sell out.