Disney Store has released their Black Friday sale. 150 stores will open at midnight for Magical Friday and guests who shop between midnight and 10 am will receive 20% off their purchase.

Plus Disney Store will give free Muppet stickers and offer deals on Muppets plush to celebrate the opening of “The Muppets” movie on Nov. 23.

$10 Deals

• “Cars 2″ Transforming Action Figures: Action figures with hidden special equipment, just waiting to get kids’ engines revving. Choose from Holly Shiftwell, Mater and Lightning McQueen styles.
• Classic Dolls (11″): Kids may re-enact the fairy tales, or tell their own stories, with an Ariel, Belle, Cinderella or The Beast classic doll.
• Disney Figurine Sets: Choose from Disney Fairies, Disney Princess or “Toy Story” figurine sets for worlds of adventure.

$15 Deals

• “Cars 2″ Siddeley Spy Jet: Master spy Finn McMissile and his crime-fighting partner are ready for some not-so-serious espionage, and Finn can be stored inside Siddely until it’s time for action.
• Magic Mirror Beauty Case: This jeweled beauty case offers a pretty place for dress-up play accessories.
• Kids Sleep Sets: These soft pajamas, featuring various Disney characters, make bedtime comfortable and fun.

$20 Deals

• “Cars 2″Remote Control Cars with turbo speed: Disney Store’s exclusive edition “Cars 2” remote control vehicle, tricked out with lights, a turbo speed function for greater high-speed thrills, and 15 phrases. Available in Lightning McQueen, Mater and Finn McMissile.
• Animators’ Collection Princess Toddler Dolls: Family Fun Magazine’s “Toy of the Year” features toddler versions of Disney Princess characters (Ariel, Belle, Cinderella and Snow White). As their name suggests, they were created under the guidance of the Walt Disney Animation Studios animators.
• “Toy Story” Talking Action Figures: These “Toy Story” action figures – Buzz, Jessie and Woody – speak some the movies’ famous phrases, taking kids on imaginative  flights to infinity and beyond during playtime.

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Source: The Examiner.com