WHO ELSE IS OBSESSED with the Disneyland Holiday season right now?! 🏰🎄

We've got the scoop on the best things to eat and ride this year, AND we're launching some of the most requested items EVER in our new holiday collection!

Check out the blog for all the park details and sneak peeks at the goods: [Link to your Blog Post]

Our new collection includes the Bearded Man in a Santa Mickey Hat design on stickers AND our new shirts (yes, with the sassy queue quote! 😂), plus brand new clips for your shoes and hair!

🎁 Want to skip the line and shop NOW with VIP pricing?

The early access password is in our private Facebook Group! Come join the fun: Mouse Ears & Magic: The DelightfulCreationsAZ VIP Lounge (Link in Bio!)

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We didn’t plan for ADHD at Disney. We planned for magic.
Instead, we got meltdowns, goat hugs, and a crash course in sensory survival. From Tom Sawyer Island to Rafiki’s Planet Watch, we found calm in the chaos—and learned that sometimes, the real magic isn’t in the fireworks. It’s in the goat butt.

On July 7, 2025, something quietly beautiful ended in Magic Kingdom. The Liberty Belle steamboat, Tom Sawyer Island, and the winding Rivers of America officially closed—marking the end of an era where exploration, imagination, and breathing room still had a place amid the whirlwind of Disney magic. It wasn’t just the end of three attractions; it was the farewell to a rhythm that offered stillness in the noise. My family’s last visit in 2019 reminded me of that magic, when my son—overstimulated and vibrating with Disney excitement—found peace in the rustic, winding paths of Tom Sawyer Island. He ran himself calm, and we found our own breath in the process. That’s what this space gave us, and it’s why saying goodbye stings just a little more.

I still remember the first time I saw MuppetVision 3D*. It was 1999, and my husband and I were on our honeymoon, wide-eyed and soaking in every bit of Disney magic. We wandered into the Muppet Theater not quite knowing what to expect—and walked out completely smitten. That 3D spectacle of bubbles, chickens, and corny jokes instantly won us over. From that moment, it wasn’t just a show—it became our tradition. And now, after 34 years of laughter and chaos, it's hard to believe the curtain has finally fallen.

Welcome to Delightful Creations AZ! We are a family of five with a passion for theme parks and creating lasting memories. Our business began as a way to fund our family adventures and has grown into a labor of love. Every project brings us closer to our next dream and helps us share joy with others. Thank you for being part of our journey!