- Disney released its first line of adaptive Halloween costumes for kids on Monday.
- The adaptive options available for purchase right now include an “Incredibles 2” suit, a Buzz Lightyear costume, and a Cinderella dress.
- Disney also created wheelchair cover sets inspired by Cinderella’s coach and the Incredimobile, which are both available for preorder at the time of writing.
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Disney is continuing to make kids’ costume dreams come true.
On Monday, shopDisney.com released its first line of adaptive costumes for $50.
The options currently available include a red suit inspired by “Incredibles 2,” a Buzz Lightyear costume, and a Cinderella dress, all of which are sold in sizes ranging from small to extra-large.
According to the product descriptions, the costumes were designed with stretchy fabric, longer-length inseams to accommodate wheelchair users, and a flap opening at the front for easy tube access.
In addition to those costumes, Disney also released two $50 sets that will allow you to transform a wheelchair into Cinderella's coach or the Incredimobile.
The wraps were designed for manually-operated wheelchairs with 24-inch wheels and come with supportive plastic piping pieces for added stability, according to the product descriptions.
While the adaptive costumes are currently available for purchase, the wheelchair cover sets are on back-order and won't ship until September.
A Disney representative told Insider the costumes and wheelchair cover sets will also be available in select Disney parks in the future.
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