A new design for Walt Disney World’s specialty state license plate has been rolled out. The revised look features a blue silhouette of a castle on a darker field of blue that’s sprinkled with starry pixie dust that runs behind the numbers.

It’s not a drastic departure from its predecessor, which leaned into the resort’s 50th anniversary look with purples and a big 5-0 on the castle.  The plate reads Florida across the top and has the signature Walt Disney World logo at the bottom.

Sales of the specialty plate, introduced in 2021, benefit Make-A-Wish Central and Northern Florida. More than $2 million has been raised, Disney says.

“Wish-granting is a huge part of what we do here at Disney, and we love that Florida drivers choosing the new Disney World license plate will help make even more wishes come true, while creating joy for children and families who need it most,” Stefanie Steele, WDW’s senior manager of corporate social responsibility, said in a news release.

The plates are available through county tax collector’s offices and license plate agencies across the state.  Gift certificates for the tags to Floridians and personalized plates also are available in this style.

Florida has nearly 150 styles of specialty plates available, serving as rolling shout-outs and fundraisers for colleges, environmental causes, military groups, athletic teams and pursuits, animal and kid interests, health concerns and civic organizations.

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