Disney made a tiny Main Street fire truck with Mickey and Pluto in full firefighter gear, and it has exactly the kind of details that turn five minutes of play into an entire rescue mission.
The Mickey Mouse and Friends Main Street Fire Truck Toy is part of Disney Store’s 2026 holiday toy lineup. It is inspired by the Main Street Fire Engine at Disneyland and Walt Disney World, but this version is sized for the playroom—and it comes with working lights, sounds and two very determined little first responders.
What does the Mickey Main Street Fire Truck do?
The truck includes articulated Mickey Mouse and Pluto figures dressed in firefighter uniforms. The vehicle has an extendable ladder, a manually retractable string fire hose, red lights behind the cab and two different ways to trigger sounds: a crank on the front bumper and a button on the hood.
That combination matters because this is not just a shelf decoration shaped like a fire truck. Kids can roll it into a pretend emergency, pull out the ladder, unspool the hose and put Mickey and Pluto in the middle of the action.
Disney says the toy is made for ages 3 and up. It measures about 10 1/2 inches long, 5 1/4 inches tall and 5 inches deep. Three AAA batteries are required, and Disney says they are included.
How much is the Disney fire truck?
Disney Store currently lists the Main Street Fire Truck Toy at $39.99. As of September 18, the product page is marked out of stock and offers a “Notify Me When Available” option.
That is worth knowing before anyone gets emotionally attached to putting it under the tree. The toy has an active Disney Store listing, but it is not available to add to a cart right now. Availability can move quickly during a holiday rollout, so the product page is the place to check before shopping.
This feels like a Disney Parks souvenir and a real toy
The best part is that Disney did not stop at putting mouse ears on a generic red truck. The design is tied to the Main Street vehicles people actually recognize from the parks, while the hose, ladder, figures, lights and sounds give kids plenty to do with it.
It also fits neatly into Disney’s bigger holiday toy push. The company revealed it alongside the Andy’s Toy Chest Play Set and the ridiculously cute Olaf Christmas countdown plush.
If Mickey in a tiny firefighter helmet is already enough to sell you, keep the official Disney Store listing handy. The truck is real, the price is posted, and now we wait for that out-of-stock button to change.
