Disney Haunted Mansion Werecat Lady Doll Drops July 6

Disney’s Haunted Mansion Collection is back, and this year’s standout piece is the Werecat Lady Limited Edition Doll. Dropping July 6, 2026, exclusively at Disney Store, this eerie addition is already catching the eye of collectors and resellers alike. Whether you’re a fan of the iconic attraction or looking for a potential flip, this doll is one to watch.

What’s Dropping

The Werecat Lady Limited Edition Doll is part of Disney Store’s Haunted Mansion Collection, which includes apparel, accessories, plush, and home decor. This doll is a new addition to the lineup, joining returning favorites like the Small Hitchhiking Ghosts in Doom Buggy Light-Up Figure. While details on the exact quantity produced haven’t been released, the ‘limited edition’ label suggests it won’t be around for long. The collection also features nods to Sally Slater, Madame Leota, the Hatbox Ghost, the Hitchhiking Ghosts, and Constance Bride, with both returning favorites and new releases available online.

The doll faithfully recreates the haunting beauty of the Werecat Lady, featuring a flowing black satin gown, elegant lace detailing, a dramatic black choker, an elaborate gothic headpiece, statement jewelry, rich red lipstick, and dark, haunting makeup. The packaging is equally impressive, designed as a double-sided display box inspired by the framed portraits found inside The Haunted Mansion. One side features the graceful woman lounging on her chaise, while the opposite side reveals her terrifying white tigress form using a UV-reactive glow effect. The packaging includes ornate gold detailing and a decorative metal nameplate, allowing collectors to mount it on a wall as part of a Haunted Mansion-inspired display.

Haunted Mansion History

The changing portrait corridor of The Haunted Mansion at both Disneyland park and Magic Kingdom park is an eerie space you’ll encounter on your tour of the mysterious mansion. At Disneyland, you’re greeted by the dimly lit hallway lined with pictures after exiting the Stretching Room, while at the Magic Kingdom it is one of the rooms you float through on your doom buggy.

But there’s more than meets the eye with this assortment of artwork: when lightning flashes, a ghostly image is cast onto the paintings, creating an alluring illusion. One of these shifting specters is the striking Werecat Lady, who is now being brought to life in doll form by our extremely talented product design team.

Created by Imagineer Marc Davis, the first iteration of the Werecat Lady painting at Disneyland park showed a beautiful woman wearing all white and holding a red rose while lounging on a light pink chaise, but who, in the blink of an eye, transformed into an ominous black panther.

Some elements of the original portrait, like the young woman’s position on the piece of furniture and the flower in her hand, were preserved, but the 2005 modification resulted in her clothing becoming black, the chaise turning an orangey red, and her alter ego instead morphing into an elegant white tigress. This is the version of the portrait that exists today at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort, and it’s a stunning sight that always catches my eye.

When & Where

The doll goes live on July 6, 2026, at 8 a.m. PT on DisneyStore.com. Additionally, the doll will also be sold at Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort, where it has already been spotted at Momento Mori at Magic Kingdom. While purchase limits haven’t been confirmed, past Disney limited-edition drops have typically enforced a 1-2 item limit per customer. Keep an eye on the Disney Store website for updates as the launch date approaches.

The Play

For collectors, this is a must-have piece to add to your Haunted Mansion memorabilia. Set reminders for the drop and be ready to act fast — Disney limited-edition items tend to sell out quickly. Resellers should watch for pre-sale activity on platforms like eBay to gauge demand. While there are no direct comps for this exact item, past Haunted Mansion dolls have resold for around $230, based on 22 sold listings. If you’re flipping, aim to secure multiple units (if limits allow) and list immediately after launch.

Is It Worth It?

For collectors, the Werecat Lady Doll is a unique addition to any Haunted Mansion collection, making it worth the effort to snag. For resellers, the potential is there — past Haunted Mansion dolls have consistently fetched around $230 on the secondary market. However, keep in mind that resale prices can vary based on demand and condition. Watch for early listings to confirm the market’s interest before committing to a flip strategy.