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Disney Is Bringing Beloved Characters Somewhere Fans Never Expected

Disney fans may soon have a new reason to smile during the morning rush.

Skylight, the company behind the popular digital family calendar used to organize schedules, chores and meal plans, has announced its first-ever collaboration with Disney. Now, the brand is bringing some of the company's most beloved characters into everyday family routines.

The new optional feature, called Disney Mode, lets families add a little Disney magic to the Skylight Calendar with appearances from characters across Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars.

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That means familiar faces like Stitch, Moana and Elsa can pop up to celebrate when kids complete chores, redeem rewards or check off their daily tasks. Instead of a simple notification, children are greeted with themed animations and celebratory moments featuring their favorite characters.

Families can also personalize the experience by choosing from 16 Disney-inspired profile icons, while a rotating collection of Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars artwork can transform the calendar into a nostalgic screensaver throughout the day.

For Disney fans who grew up watching animated classics or parents now introducing those same characters to their own children, the update adds a fun layer of familiarity to an otherwise ordinary household tool.

Rather than creating a standalone Disney app or game, the collaboration weaves iconic characters into something many families already use every day, turning routine responsibilities into moments that feel a little more rewarding.

The feature is available as an optional upgrade for Skylight Plus subscribers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia, and can be turned on or off whenever families choose.

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This story was originally published July 7, 2026 at 5:00 AM.

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