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Disney Princess subscription boxes have arrived

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By Fiza Pirani
Nov 8, 2018

Disney has unveiled new princess-themed bi-monthly subscription boxes, each of which will feature a different Disney princess and unique shopDisney merch.

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The Enchanted Collection boxes start at $49.99 for the basic box, including shipping and handling. A Deluxe option priced at $74.99 includes a few extra toys or accessories.

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Disney offers one-year, six-month or box-to-box subscription plans, with the yearly 6-box plan saving customers more than $110.

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The first Deluxe box, designed after Belle from “Beauty and the Beast” comes equipped with a Disney store costume, read-along storybook and CD soundtrack, stickers and trinkets galore.

Future boxes will feature princesses like Moana, Ariel, Cinderella, Jasmine and more.

Purchase your next magical delivery at shopdisney.com.

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