Disney Lorcana is still far from an old TCG, but compared to the likes of Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon, it’s got some catching up to do. However, the Disney legacy certainly outlasts that of other TCGs, and that means that the release schedule has been packed for the last three years, and 2026 already looks to be another strong showing.
While the slow but steady release of sets keeps the game fresh, it’s the incredible theming and storytelling that happens across sets that really help the game stand out and feel much more connected with each new release.
Latest Release: Winterspell, February 20, 2026
It got very cold all of a sudden with the latest Lorcana release, as Winterspell saw many of our favorite heroes and villains plunged into frigid temperatures after Elsa’s attempts to freeze a mysterious vine resulted in a huge storm.
The set includes 204 new cards, but didn’t launch with any new pre-con decks or two-player starter sets. Instead, we have the Stitch starter set, which launches in March, but that’s it for major products beyond the booster box and Illumineer’s Trove, although a few other items did drop, such as a gift set and some playmats.
It might have been nice to have this set a little earlier, like just before the holiday season, given its chilly themes, as Spring is almost here and we want to start warming up again soon. However, from theming to relevancy, Winterspell has been a well-received set by all accounts, which is a promising way to start the year and get us hyped up for the rest of the sets due in 2026.
Confirmed Products
- Booster Box
- Illumineer’s Trove
- Booster Sleeve
- Stitch Starter Set (March 13)
- Scrooge McDuck Gift Set
- Ariel, Sonic Warrior Playmat
- Dragon Fire Playmat
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The next Lorcana set takes us into new territory as we navigate “treacherous terrains” with Buzz Lightyear, Woody, and many more heroes and villains.
Up Next: Wilds Unknown, May 15, 2026
The next Disney Lorcana set will be Wilds Unknown, and rather ironically, there’s very little we know about it right now. There have been four card previews, and we have an inkling that a major new character is coming to the set, given that pack art has been blurred in some promotional images.
The main focus of the set appears to be Toy Story, and we’ve seen a Buzz Lightyear card in the initial previews, but we’ve also seen the Evil Queen and two of The Incredibles, Jack-Jack and Mrs. Incredible.
Elsewhere, we know that this set will see the debut of the Disney Lorcana prerelease pack, a new product that has deep roots in other TCGs like Magic: The Gathering. This pack will massively improve the prerelease window and events, which take place a week before the full release, and even comes with some cool collectibles, such as a promo card and themed dice.
Confirmed Products
- Booster Box
- Illumineer’s Trove
- Prerelease Pack
The Wilds Unknown prerelease pack will be available starting May 8, 2026, with an MSRP of $39.99.
Q3 2026 – Attack Of The Vines
As is often the case until the set before it is released, we rarely even see previews or products teased for Lorcana sets way down the road.
However, we know that the Q3 release will be called Attack of the Vines, and it hints at a running theme across the 2026 sets, given that Winterspell, as we’ve already mentioned, has vines as a central lore point.
One thing we do know about Attack of the Vines is that the central characters will be those from Monsters Inc. and Turning Red, an odd combination for sure, but Lorcana has previous examples of quirky crossovers doing extremely well.
The thematic approach of Lorcana sets is almost always on point, and having a running storyline throughout all the 2026 releases is a fantastic idea and a great way to get buy-in from players and collectors alike.
Q4 2026, Coco
We don’t have an official name, promo image, or anything beyond confirmation that the final Disney Lorcana set of 2026 will center on Coco, and we can’t wait!
Hopefully, this means we’ll be heading to the Land of the Dead and maybe even Santa Cecilia, but honestly, just having the Mexican vibes strongly represented throughout the set would be a big win and well worth waiting three years for.
This will be the first time Coco or any character from the film has featured in Lorcana.
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