Morrisons launches Disney Christmas collection with toys and stickers

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 08:33 · Archive

Morrisons has launched a Disney Christmas collection featuring character toys, stickers and festive bells, with More Card discounts available.

Morrisons has launched its Disney Christmas collection in stores and online from 2 November. The range includes seven classic Disney character plush toys, a sticker album and 12 Christmas bells, alongside extra rewards through the Morrisons More app.

Families can buy the character toys at £10 each, or £4.99 for More Card members. Shoppers collecting Disney stickers can get a free pack of four when they spend £15 in-store or online, with each pack featuring Disney characters or iconic items from their stories. The sticker album costs £2.50, or £2 for More Card members.

The 12 Disney Christmas bells are priced at £2 each, or £1 for More Card members, designed to add a festive touch to Christmas trees. Through the Morrisons More app, shoppers can also enter a prize draw to win a family trip to Norway, alongside other rewards including free Disney products and More Points.

How it is being reported

• Morrisons brings back Disney stickers with £4.99 character toys and new £1 bellsMorrisons has a Disney Christmas collection, with free sticker packs on £15 spends, character toys for £4.99 and festive bells for £1 for More Card members.Wharfedale Observer · 2 Nov, 07:41
• Morrisons brings back Disney stickers with £4.99 character toys and new £1 bellsMorrisons has a Disney Christmas collection, with free sticker packs on £15 spends, character toys for £4.99 and festive bells for £1 for More Card members.Keighley News · 2 Nov, 07:41
• Morrisons brings back Disney stickers with £4.99 character toys and new £1 bellsMorrisons has a Disney Christmas collection, with free sticker packs on £15 spends, character toys for £4.99 and festive bells for £1 for More Card members.Telegraph & Argus · 2 Nov, 07:41

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