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You can now buy backpacks that make you look like you just got back from Disney World

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You can purchase the bags at Disney World, or on the ShopDisney website. Anna Fox/Flickr/Attribution License
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Loungefly, a retailer that sells merchandise inspired by pop culture, has released a new collection of bags thatlets you bring some Disney magic with you on your travels.

The brand is currently selling a backpack and wallet on the ShopDisney website that are both inspired by Disney World. Each bag is covered in a blue print with cartoons of fan-favorite rides, characters, and foods, many of which can only be found at the company's theme parks.

The Disney Parks Minis backpack retails for $75, while the matching Disney Parks Minis Zip-Around Wristlet wallet costs $50.

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The $75 Disney Parks Minis backpack.  ShopDisney

While all Disney fans can appreciate these bags, frequent parkgoers will especially love the obscure character references they feature — like Big Al from the Country Bear Jamboree, Orange Bird, and the Hatbox Ghost from the Haunted Mansion.

The Caretaker's Dog from Pirates of the Caribbean and the Barker Bird from the Enchanted Tiki Room are also included on each product, alongside classic characters like Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Pluto, and Donald Duck.

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Fans will also notice nods to beloved rides on each bag: the flying ships from Peter Pan's Flight, teacups from the Mad Tea Party, the Space Mountain building, and a face from It's a Small World.

As far as food goes, each bag has images of classic snacks like Dole Whip, churros, and turkey legs.

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The $50 Disney Parks Minis Zip-Around Wristlet wallet.  ShopDisney

Both the wallet and backpack are made from faux leather, and have metal zippers. Customers should also be aware that no two bags from the brand are exactly the same, according to Loungefly's website.

"Due to our dying processes and variations in fabric, no two items are exactly the same," Loungefly's website says. "This is what makes each item unique. Slight irregularities are common and are not considered defective."

Currently, both products are available to purchase on the ShopDisney website. WDW News Today, a blog about the Florida theme park, also spotted the items at Hollywood Studios.

A GREAT NEED ✨ We usually try not to go crazy over Loungeflys, but this new collection is ✨a d o r a b l e✨ featuring a bunch of park icon cuties! ✨ There's Space Mountain, Peter Pan's Flight pirate galeons, Dumbo, Orange Bird, and BIG AL 🚨 ✨ Which of these is your favorite? Remember that patterned designs vary by cut, so some of the cut-off churros kinda look like cigarettes, which can be awkward (...see last pic.) ✨ Swipe up in our stories for pricing and where to find these beauties! Pro tip: They're also on shopDisney. ✨ PS: happy friday go shopping u deserve it~ . . . . 📸: @fastpass_shopping #loungefly #disneyloungefly #disneyparksminis #spacemountain #dumbo #minniemouse #disneylife #disneygram #disneyblog #disneyblogger #disneynews #disneyphotos #disneyphotography #igdisney #disneysocial #disneyparks #disneyparksnews #annualpassholder

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To learn more about the latest Loungefly x Disney collaboration, visit the ShopDisney website.

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