Aldi Halloween 2026 Finds: A Disney Collection, $7.99 Crashing Witches, and $3.65 Candy

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Aldi 2026 Halloween Finds, including a Disney Stitch plush, a carved wood pumpkin candle, a Nightmare Before Christmas mat, a Minnie plush, a crashing witch, and a ceramic pumpkin

Aldi’s 2026 Halloween assortment is in stores now, and it lands where the grocery chain always aims: cheap. The Finds aisle carries a licensed-character collection built around Disney, a spread of decor from carved wood candles to crashing witches, and Halloween candy that starts at $3.05, with the range listed online for pickup and delivery as well as in store. The chain says as much on its Halloween page: “From candy and snacks to decor and seasonal staples, ALDI makes it easy to plan your Halloween celebration on a budget.”

Here is what to look for, sorted the way Aldi organizes it across its six shopping categories.

What’s in Aldi’s 2026 Halloween Finds

The big draw:

  • Disney and character collection, most of it $9.99: Stitch, Minnie, and Winnie the Pooh plush, character mats and doormats, plus Nightmare Before Christmas and Snoopy.
  • Kirkton House carved wood candles in pumpkin, cat, and bat shapes, $19.99.
  • Crashing witch and ghost yard decor, $7.99.
  • Candy from $3.05, including Choceur mini chocolate bars at $3.65.

The Disney and character collection

Aldi’s biggest Halloween swing this year is a Disney and character collection that reached the Finds aisle on August 26, with a limit of one of each item per customer. Aldi said the lineup brings “plenty of spooky charm” to its Finds aisle and, as with all Finds, is “generally available for a limited time and selection can vary by store.”

Most of it runs $9.99. The plush lineup includes a Stitch in a mummy wrap, a Minnie Mouse in a pumpkin dress, and a Winnie the Pooh in a jack-o’-lantern costume. The decor carries the licenses further, with Mickey Mouse spiderweb print mats, Nightmare Before Christmas designs built around Jack Skellington, and Peanuts mats starring Snoopy, all $9.99. Character coir doormats and four Zak character water bottles (Minnie, Stitch, Winnie the Pooh, and Bluey) fill out the set at $9.99 each, the same character drinkware push we are seeing across retailers this fall.

Aldi's Disney and character Halloween plush and mats, including Stitch, Minnie, and a Nightmare Before Christmas design
Image: Aldi

If a licensed-character Halloween collection at $9.99 sounds like it moves fast, it does. Outlets flagged the collection as likely to go quickly, which is the usual story for Aldi Finds.

Decor, candles, and yard pieces

Aldi’s Halloween decor stays budget across the board. The pieces worth a look:

  • Kirkton House Carved Wood Candles, $19.99, in three shapes: a pumpkin, a black cat, and a bat.
  • The Halloween Collection Embossed Ceramic Pumpkins, $9.99, in tall and short sizes with a cream rose finish.
  • Crashing Witch or Ghost yard decor, $7.99, the piece that looks like it flew into your porch post.
  • Fall Reversible Porch Signs, $9.99.
Aldi Halloween decor: Kirkton House carved wood candles, an embossed ceramic pumpkin, and a crashing witch
Image: Aldi

Aldi’s weekly Finds ad has rotated more decor through stores since the season started on August 12, per The Cottage Market’s roundup, including a $9.99 LED Paper Haunted House, a $5.99 pastel Halloween garland, $4.99 pastel ceramic ghosts, a $4.99 Kirkton House throw, and a $5.99 matches holder. Other Finds ads have listed a 4ft inflatable and Huntington Home LED Floating Witch Hats. At these prices, Aldi is the value end of the 2026 retail Halloween season, below the Target and At Home collections HAN has tracked. On the grocery side, Trader Joe’s fall and Halloween 2026 lineup is the other budget haul worth a look.

Candy and treats

The grocery side is where Aldi’s budget really shows. Halloween candy and treats start at $3.05:

  • Werther’s Original Caramel Apple filled hard candies, $3.05.
  • Choceur mini chocolate bars, $3.65 a pack, in milk, dark, white, and hazelnut crunch.
  • Affy Tapple Caramel Apples, $4.09 for a three count.
Aldi Halloween candy: Choceur mini chocolate bars, Werther's caramel apple candies, and Affy Tapple caramel apples
Image: Aldi

For the full picture of what is new in Halloween candy this year, from a Kit Kat Witch to Oreo Ghosts, see our Halloween candy 2026 guide. Aldi is the budget grocery option alongside the drugstore and big-box shelves we track there.

How Aldi Finds work

Aldi does not run a traditional seasonal department. Its Halloween goods land in the rotating Finds aisle (officially ALDI Finds), the middle-aisle special buys that change week to week and sell in limited quantities. That is why the character collection shipped with a one-per-customer limit, and why Aldi repeats that selection “can vary by store.” If you see something you want, the safe move is to grab it, because Finds rarely come back once a run is gone. Aldi lists its Halloween range on aldi.us for pickup and delivery too, though the in-store Finds aisle carries the decor the delivery catalog does not.

Aldi Halloween 2026 FAQ

When did Aldi’s Halloween 2026 items hit stores?
Aldi’s Halloween Finds started rolling out in mid-August, with the weekly ad listing Halloween decor from August 12. The Disney and character collection reached stores on August 26.

Does Aldi have a Disney Halloween collection?
Yes. For 2026 Aldi is carrying a Disney and character collection with Stitch, Minnie, Mickey, Winnie the Pooh, and Nightmare Before Christmas, plus Snoopy and Bluey, most of it priced at $9.99, with a limit of one of each item per customer.

How much is Aldi Halloween candy?
Halloween candy and treats start at $3.05, with Choceur mini chocolate bars at $3.65 and Affy Tapple caramel apples at $4.09.

Can I buy Aldi Halloween items online?
Aldi lists its Halloween range on aldi.us for pickup and delivery, but the middle-aisle Finds, which is most of the decor, are in-store buys that vary by location and week.

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Last updated: September 3, 2026.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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