If you’ve been waiting to grab the viral Candy Corn Starbucks Tumbler, now is the time.
The super-cute and super-popular 24 oz. tumbler is normally $49.99. It was already marked down to $34.99 but now with Disney Store’s Friends and Family Event, you can get an extra 25% off with code DISNEYPAL making the tumbler only $26.24.The super-cute and super-popular 24 oz. tumbler is normally $49.99. It was already marked down to $34.99 but now with
Disney Store’s Friends and Family Event, you can get an extra 25% off with code DISNEYPAL making the tumbler only $26.24.The Mickey Mouse Halloween Candy Corn Starbucks® Tumbler is designed with an ombre effect inspired by candy corn colors and features a raised geometric pattern. On one side, it showcases screen art of a Mickey Mouse jack-o’-lantern along with the Walt Disney World logo, while the Starbucks® logo is displayed on the opposite side. This tumbler stands approximately 11.
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