Let’s Roll! The New Muppets Rock n Roller Coaster Merch is a Total Blast

Let’s Roll! The New Muppets Rock n Roller Coaster Merch is a Total Blast

Oh man, is anyone else getting major flashbacks, or is it just the smell of safety restraints and nostalgia in the air? If you’ve been missing that classic, chaotic Muppet magic, the new Muppets Rock n Roller Coaster merch lineup at Hollywood Studios is going to hit you right in the childhood. It’s the ultimate mashup of high-speed rock thrills and our favorite felt friends, and frankly, my wallet is already sweating. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and look at the gear you can score.

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First up, the t-shirt selection is an absolute dream for anyone who grew up watching these weirdos on TV. If you want to channel your inner diva, there’s a crisp white Miss Piggy tee ($46.99) featuring the lady herself rocking a black shirt and pink boots under the attraction’s logo. If you’re more about that backstage band vibe, you can grab the blue Electric Mayhem tee ($32.99) with a sweet, hand-drawn style band portrait over a sunny yellow background.

For the true wild childs, Animal gets two shirts ($32.99 each), a white one packed with attraction iconography and “LOUDER!” text, and a totally groovy blue-and-white tie-dye version where he’s ready to shred with his drumsticks.

The Ultimate Muppet Roster

The rest of the gang isn’t left out of the closet revamp either. For $32.99 a pop, you can rep your specific favorite flavor of Muppet humor:

• The “Let’s Roll” Tee: A sleek black shirt featuring Piggy, Kermit, and Gonzo ready for a road trip.
• The Kermit Tee: A cool blue shirt featuring three different images of the world’s most famous frog, his trusty banjos, and a classic “Hi-Ho!” word bubble.
• The Anti-Fans Tee: Honestly the breakout star here, a sage green shirt starring Statler and Waldorf holding a “GO AWAY!” sign. Peak grumpy old man energy.
• Muppet Labs & G-Force Records: Bunsen and Beaker represent science on a gray tee, while Scooter holds down the music industry on a beige shirt next to an electric guitar.
• Fozzie Bear Tee: A bright yellow shirt featuring everyone’s favorite pun-loving bear and the perfect caption: “Wocka-Rocka!”

If you want to step up your fashion game past the standard crewneck, they’ve also dropped a premium black RSVLT button-down shirt ($80) completely covered in a montage of Kermit, Fozzie, Gonzo, and Scooter. And for those chilly theme park nights, you can stay cozy in either a bright yellow Muppets hoodie or a stylish pink quarter-zip sweatshirt, both sitting at $64.99.

Souvenirs and Road Trip Swag

You can’t leave the gift shop without a few trinkets to prove you survived the launch, right? They’re leaning hard into the highway theme with the “LET’S ROLL MUPP3T5” license plate design, complete with “DHS” and a 2026 registration stamp. You can grab this awesome design as an auto magnet ($11.99) or a Disney trading pin ($14.99). If you want something a bit more colorful, there’s a purple star character magnet ($14.99) packed with Fozzie, Animal, Kermit, Gonzo, and Piggy, or a classic retro postcard ($4.25) featuring the official ride poster. Oh, and you can stay hydrated in style with a sleek black water bottle ($44.99) featuring the Electric Mayhem crew.

The Plush Lineup

Finally, we have to talk about the plushes, because they are pure joy in stuffed form. Every single one of these brings back so many memories, and they’re all priced at $34.99. You can bring home a remarkably glamorous Miss Piggy in her signature red dress and silver gloves, a classic Kermit, a lovable Fozzie, or a daredevil Gonzo. But the real showstoppers? A delightfully chaotic Swedish Chef plush and a hilariously stern Sam Eagle.

It honestly feels like a love letter to the golden era of the Muppets, wrapped up in a theme park bow. Which piece are you adding to your collection first?

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