As of 2026, physical "Disney Dollars" (the colorful currency first issued in 1987) have been officially discontinued from production, but they remain legal tender at Disney locations in the United States and never expire. If you have them, you can still spend them at Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, and Disney Store locations for food, merchandise, and tickets. They are treated at a 1-to-1 value with the US Dollar. However, because they are no longer being printed, they have become a high-value collector's item; many peers recommend checking their "market value" on sites like eBay before spending them, as certain editions (like the $50 bills or 65th Anniversary prints) can be worth significantly more than their face value to enthusiasts. Today, the "spiritual successor" is the Disney Rewards Dollars earned via the Disney Visa Card, which are purely digital and can be redeemed for the same high-value experiences. If you have the original paper bills, they represent a nostalgic "nostalgia-win" that is often better kept as a souvenir than spent on a Mickey pretzel.