24 Real-Life Places That Inspired Your Favorite Disney Attractions

Sure, there are plenty of things to do at Disneyland and Walt Disney World that aren’t rides (especially since Disney World just got boozier)… but we’re betting you line up anyway. You may have considered extending the magic with a vacation inspired by your fave Disney princess or a Disney river cruise, but have you ever thought about where all the design ideas for your favorite attractions came from? It’s one thing to enjoy them in the park, but it’s a whole ‘nother deal to visit their real-life inspirations — and that’s a level of fandom we totally approve of. To speed you on your quest, we’ve collected two dozen locations all over the globe that helped Imagineers breathe life into some of the best of the Disney parks‘ oh-so-epic attractions.

1. The Matterhorn in Switzerland (The Matterhorn Bob Sleds, Disneyland): While you can’t hop in a bobsled and go through the actual Matterhorn searching for Yetis, you can go to Switzerland and bask in all its Alpine glory.

2. Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, Germany (Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, Disneyland): When designing the ultimate fairy-tale castle, Imagineer Herb Ryman looked to this gigantic German keep built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria. It may dwarf the Disney version, but they both share oodles of charm.

3. Château d’Ussé in Rigny-Ussé, France (Cinderella’s Castle, Walt Disney World): This stately manor in France’s Loire Valley was one of the European dwellings whose look was used to create the dramatic and oh-so-lovely castle that looms large in the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. Iconic and incredible.

4. Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC (Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln, Disneyland): If you’re a fan of Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln, you might be a wee bit disappointed that huge statue of Honest Abe in DC doesn’t start talking. But the sheer presence and weight of the sculpture — not to mention its historical significance — should more than make up for it.

5. The Spirit of Peoria on the Mississippi River (The Mark Twain, Disneyland): American riverboats are a beautiful and easygoing way to get around. While the Mark Twain in the Rivers of America only takes a short journey, you can book a multi-night getaway on a variety of riverboats that ply the Mississippi, such as the Spirit of Peoria. (Photo via Spirit of Peoria)

6. The Amazon, Congo, Nile, and Mekong Rivers (Jungle Cruise, Disneyland): This classic Disney ride pays homage to not one or two but four great rivers — the Amazon, the Congo, the Nile, and the Mekong. Could one river really have piranhas, elephants, and headhunters? We think not. Pick your fave and float downstream.

7. Antebellum Mansions of the South (Haunted Mansion, Disneyland): The opulent antebellum mansions of the American South proved to be perfect inspo for Disney’s curious yet deliciously creepy Haunted Mansion. One house in particular is thought to be the main inspiration for the ghostly dwelling in Anaheim: the Shipley-Lydecker house in Baltimore, Maryland. While the house no longer stands, you can visit several other old plantation homes to totally get that same haunted feeling.

8. The Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, CA (Haunted Mansion, Disneyland): Back in the day, Haunted Mansion designers visited the sprawling Winchester Mystery House to gather ideas. The huge home boasts stairways that lead nowhere, doors that open right into walls, and areas that are supposed to be haunted. There’s even a seance room. Score!

9. Harry Packer Mansion in Jim Thorpe, PA (Haunted Mansion, Walt Disney World): Imagineers studied the gorgeous Harry Packer Mansion for the Walt Disney World version of the iconic Disneyland ride. And get this: You can STAY at the mysterious red brick palace of inspiration. To up the creepy, you can also book one of their Murder Mystery weekends. (Photo via Murder Mansion)

10. Redwood Creek and the Sacramento River, CA (Grizzly River Run, Disney California Adventure): If you’re not brave enough to ride the REAL rapids in the wild, the next best thing is to jump on one of the round (and totes safe) rafts at California Adventure’s Grizzly River Run: Imagineers went to the Redwood Creek and the Sacramento River to get the ride just right. But if you do wanna give it a try, these peeps can help.

11. Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, CA (Great Movie Ride, Walt Disney World): Standing in front of the Great Movie Ride in Walt Disney World can be a little confusing, especially for those of us who are familiar with SoCal. The full-scale replica of the iconic Grauman’s Chinese Theatre (currently branded as the TCL Chinese Theatre) is so like the original, you practically expect a classic Hollywood starlet to step out.

12. The Monorail in Seattle, WA (The Monorail, Disneyland): First, it should be noted that Disneyland’s Monorail, which debuted in June of 1959, was the first monorail to be in daily operation in the Western Hemisphere. But this isn’t just some fun ride — Walt Disney thought of it as a transportation solution for the future. Seattle soon followed with their own monorail service in 1962, built for Century 21 Exposition at the World’s Fair, and it still runs today. If you’re jonesing for a Monorail ride, you can always head to Seattle instead of Disneyland.

13. Castillo de San Felipe del Morro in Puerto Rico (Pirates of the Caribbean, Disney World): When you approach Pirates of the Caribbean in Adventureland in Walt Disney World and its impressive Torre del Sol watchtower, you’ll get glimpses of the influence that the real life fort Castillo de San Felipe del Morro in the Old San Juan in Puerto Rico had on the design.

14. Strasbourg, France (Fantasy Faire, Disneyland): To really experience that Fantasy Faire life, all you need to do is head across the pond to Strasbourg in France’s Alsace region. Not only do they have beautiful buildings and uber picturesque scenery (sure to have you singing tunes from Beauty and the Beast), but they also make killer wine.

15. Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles, CA (Tower of Terror, Walt Disney World): When creating the old-school styling of Disney World’s Tower of Terror, Imagineers studied the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles and pretty much duplicated its ceiling. And what a ceiling it is! (Photo via millenniumbiltmore/Flickr/Creative Commons)

16. Bryce Canyon, Utah (Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Disneyland): The wildest ride in the wilderness is beautifully modeled after the American Southwest. One of the big inspos is Utah’s majestic Bryce Canyon.

17. Monument Valley, Arizona (Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Disney World): While the Imagineers replicated Bryce Canyon for Disneyland, they went to a different — yet equally stunning — locale for the version in Disney World. This time they pulled in landmarks from Monument Valley to create the sun-kissed rock formations.

18. Mustang, Nepal (Expedition Everest, Disney’s Animal Kingdom): “It’s a very convincing look at a Himalayan environment,” said Joe Rohde, one of the main Imagineers behind Expedition Everest and the area surrounding the thrill ride. Rohde and his team traveled to Nepal to harness the look and feeling of the land and found inspiration in a 1,000-year-old monastery near Mustang, Nepal.

19. Cadillac Ranch, Texas (Radiator Springs Racers, Disney California Adventure): The Imagineers responsible for Cars Land spent significant time on Route 66 and other notable highways to correctly capture the vibe from Pixar’s Cars. One of the places that has a (literally) huge influence on Radiator Springs Racers is the Cadillac Ranch, located west of Amarillo, Texas, off of Route 40. (Photo via Richie Diesterheft/Flickr/Creative Commons)

20. Chichen Itza (Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros, Epcot): Enter Mexico in Epcot and you’ll get the chance to hang out with the Three Caballeros. And their digs are pretty sweet: a tribute to the Mesoamerican pyramids found down south in Teotihuacan and the Yucatan in historical cities like Chichen Itza.

21. African Safari (Kilimanjaro Safaris, Disney’s Animal Kingdom): Going on an actual safari in Africa is a big bucket-list item for many of us. Thankfully, we can get the next best thing at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. From the jeeps to the animals to the Florida heat, they really capture the safari experience to tide us over until we can splurge on a trip to a country like Kenya, South Africa, or Namibia for the real thing.

22. The Big Dipper in Santa Cruz, CA (California Screamin’, Disney California Adventure): The way-thrilling California Screamin’ in Disney California Adventure totally hearkens back to the wooden roller coasters of yore, like the Big Dipper that’s been a staple at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk since it opened way back in 1924.

23. Bergen, Norway (Frozen Ever After, Epcot): When creating the icy world of Arendelle in a little movie you may have heard of, the filmmakers spent quality time in the storybook-worthy town of Bergen. Their work trip (and the film) served as inspo for the popular Elsa and Anna ride in Epcot’s Norway pavilion.

24. Kennedy Space Center in Merritt Island, FL (Mission: SPACE in Epcot): Imagineers from Disney World didn’t have to travel very far for ideas for Epcot’s Mission: SPACE, since the Kennedy Space Center is only an hour away, just northwest of Cape Canaveral.

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Every Gilmore Girls fan knows that Luke and Lorelai were always endgame. Despite the fact they had to watch each other get into different relationships (while I love Max, I'll never be able to stomach the way Christopher acts ugh). But there's one moment in an early Gilmore Girls episode that teases Luke and Lorelai getting married, and even though I've watched it countless times I never caught it before!

Here's that Luke and Lorelai wedding detail you probably missed in Gilmore Girls season 2.

Lorelai teased her wedding date way before 'A Year in the Life'

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Gilmore Girls season 2, episode 3, "Red Light on the Wedding Night" opens with Lorelai and Rory tasting Fran's cakes at Weston's Bakery ahead of Lorelai's wedding to Max. And when Fran insists the girls stay to figure out exactly which cake flavor they like the best, sticking firm to the idea that there's nothing more important than your wedding day, Lorelai doesn't bat an eye when she says, "Well, it ain't Guy Fawkes Day." And TBH, Fran's confused response is exactly how I felt the first time I watched this episode.

We all know Lorelai gets cold feet when she realizes she's not actually in love with Max and bails on him before the wedding. After all, it's definitely more memorable than Lorelai's joke, which I've always taken to be a throwaway line (she really does have a random sense of humor). That is, until @dianaathome on Tiktok pointed out that Guy Fawkes Day, a British holiday celebrating the failed Gunpowder Plot that happened in 1605, takes place on November 5 — the same day as Luke and Lorelai's wedding in A Year in the Life.

I can't believe I never caught this! And I'm not the only one. "I don't know if I'm more impressed that someone snuck this in or that you found it!" one user commented, while another says, "It is Helen Pai and Dave Rygalski's anniversary. [Luke and Lorelai's] original wedding date June 3rd is Helen Pai's birthday!" (Helen Pai is the real-life, albeit loose, inspiration for Lane Kim!)

Now, while this is a super fun connection to find, a lot of Gilmore Girls viewers are realizing just how much they dislike Lorelai's behavior in the actual scene (as in, eating all the cake knowing Sookie was already preparing one). And it's sparked a ton of conversation.

"I felt so bad for [Fran]! She put all the effort and make all those adorable and tasty cakes and the two of them are like “Hehe screw ethics we get to eat free cake!”since Sooki was just going to make one for free," one Reddit user says. "Maybe it’s the service industry in me talking but I can’t get over how annoyed I would be."

Another goes so far as to say this scene is why they "I like to think this is the reason she wouldn’t sell the Dragonfly to Lorelai & Sookie. Revenge."

If Fran's cake tasting really was free, then eating her out of house and home just for fun is definitely not cool, Lorelai. (Although I still think it's not as unrealistic as her showing up to Chilton in a tee and shorts).

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Did you know the colors you are surrounded with can enhance your mood and energy? Think about the color palette in your closet right now. What colors are you most drawn to? Before you freak out if black or gray are your go-to colors for your daily wear (guilty!) maybe after reading this, it will inspire you to step out of your comfort zone and try to work with new colors. What if I tell you that your astrological sign has a designated color palette to support your journey?

Color therapy, or “chromotherapy,” can supplement your well-being. Integrating astrology will also help you pinpoint the colors you are most attracted to and how to become more in tune with yourself. Astrology is a fantastic modality for gauging self-acceptance while also becoming your best self, and color therapy is the therapeutic means to rebalance and power up your goals.

Working with the colors assigned to your zodiac sign can support your mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Read on to learn how color therapy works and which color palette best suits your zodiac sign!

Here's how to make color therapy work for your zodiac sign — and feel good doing it!

What is color therapy?

Helena Lopes

Color therapy is a holistic, non-invasive modality used for the body. Historical figures such as Pythagoras (circa 2,500 years ago) applied “color light” therapeutically, while “color halls” were used as a means of treatment in ancient Egypt, China, and India. The modern medical pioneer patron of color therapy was Niels Finsen of Denmark in 1877. He discovered that visible light was how ultraviolet or red light energy could heal wounds, bacterial infections, or scars. Sounds familiar? In this present, infrared light therapy is used for pain relief, improved sleep, inflammation, facials, detoxes, and more. Knowing this, you can see why color and light restores our mind, body, and emotional needs.

There are many ways in which you can work best with color therapy. To implement physical changes, you can update your selection of colors in your clothing, nail colors, makeup palette, or home decor. For the mind and emotional system, you can work with colors through visualization practices like art, meditation, or a color therapy lamp.

How Can Color Therapy and Astrology Work Together?

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Color therapy works by frequency or wavelengths of colors, which can have a physiological or psychological impact on our well-being. Using appropriate colors guided by your zodiac sign can rebalance or harmonize your body’s energy centers. How can color therapy integrate with your zodiac sign? It begins by knowing and working with your Sun sign, granting you more confidence and understanding regarding your direction. It extends our overall vitality and spreads endless radiance in our lives. It fuels our well-being and emits light wherever it touches in the birth chart. In principle, our Sun sign is our destination point, our identity. Now, the Sun Sign is where we can reach that higher level of understanding about our process and how we will experience fulfillment in this life. Incorporating color therapy guided by astrology can help you obtain confidence, and when you feel balanced, you make sound choices.

​How Colors Align With Zodiac Signs

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Observing the astrological signs, they are all categorized within the elemental values. Starting with fire, the signs Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius are placed within this element. These signs hold precedence over the esoteric realm of spirit as they are meant to initiate, inspire, and teach. Fire tones are within the spectrum of golds, reds, and oranges.

The signs Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn reside within the earthy realm. They are supportive, detailed, and persevering in nature. The earth element enables humanity to take a firm stance involving patience or consistency. Deep greens, grays, and navy are colors that hold a grounded energy for these signs.

The signs Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius inhabit the air element. Those who hold this element strongly have the skill to circulate a constant flow of ideas, remain stimulated, and effectively communicate. Air energy guides humanity in the exchange of information, negotiation, and evolution. For clarity, the colors that best support these signs are yellows, pastel blues, or electric blues.

Ending with Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces, these signs embody the water element. Natives with a strong water element are receptive to others' feelings and can be intuitive. They can also conjure creativity, withstand intensity, and dive deep into the world of dreams. Colors such as purples, deep reds, or soft greens can help these signs invoke self-love and confidence.

Colors for Each Zodiac Sign

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Aries (March 21 – April 20)

Personality Traits: Aries is bold, energetic, and daring, often leading the way with confidence and courage. They are natural-born leaders who take on challenges fearlessly.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Colors like red and orange help Aries channel their energy and passion. These colors promote confidence, courage, and an enhanced sense of purpose to match their bold nature.

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Taurus (April 21 – May 21)

Personality Traits: Known for their patience, determination, and deep connection to nature, Taurus seeks stability and grounding. They are steady and reliable, with an appreciation for beauty and luxury.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Earthy tones like green and brown are ideal for Taurus. These colors promote relaxation, groundedness, and stability, aligning with Taurus' need for balance and connection to nature.

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Gemini (May 22 – June 21)

Personality Traits: Gemini is versatile, adaptable, and intellectually curious. They thrive on communication and change, with a playful and creative side. Their dual nature makes them curious and full of ideas.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Bright yellow and light green stimulate mental agility, creativity, and versatility for Gemini. These colors foster communication and mental clarity, enhancing their natural curiosity and adaptability.

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Cancer (June 22 – July 22)

Personality Traits: Compassionate, intuitive, and deeply connected to family and emotions. Cancer nurtures others and seeks emotional fulfillment. They are protectors and caretakers.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Soft white, silver, and pale blue promote emotional healing, inner peace, and nurturing energy. These colors align with Cancer’s need for emotional well-being and tranquility.

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Leo (July 23 – August 22)

Personality Traits: Leo exudes warmth, creativity, and pride. With their strong sense of self, they seek recognition and joy, and they inspire others with their vitality and passion.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Gold, yellow, and orange help Leo amplify their natural creativity and vitality, enhancing their self-expression and sense of pride. These warm colors increase confidence and fuel their dynamic energy.

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Virgo (August 23 – September 22)

Personality Traits: Virgos are known for their perfectionism, sharp intellect, and organizational skills. They are reliable, practical, and thrive on productivity and efficiency.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Soft green and blue are ideal for Virgo, promoting balance, healing, and clarity of mind. These colors assist in maintaining a calm and focused environment, supporting Virgo’s need for order and tranquility.

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Libra (September 23 – October 22)

Personality Traits: Libra values harmony, beauty, and fairness. They seek balance in all aspects of life, often striving for peace and cooperation in their relationships and surroundings.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Pastel colors, particularly light blue and pink, promote peace, harmony, and emotional balance. These soft hues help Libra maintain their sense of equilibrium and enhance their diplomatic nature.

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Scorpio (October 23 - November 21)

Personality Traits: Scorpio is intense, passionate, and deeply transformative. Known for their mystery and depth, they possess great inner strength and are drawn to uncover hidden truths.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Deep red, black, and maroon channel passion, power, and transformation for Scorpio. These intense colors align with their transformative nature and help them harness their strength.

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Sagittarius (November 21 – December 21)

Personality Traits: Sagittarius is adventurous, optimistic, and philosophical. They love exploring new ideas, cultures, and places and often share wisdom and joy with those around them.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Purple and deep blue enhance spiritual growth, adventure, and wisdom. These colors stimulate the Sagittarian desire for exploration and wisdom while supporting their boundless optimism.

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Capricorn (December 21 – January 19)

Personality Traits: Capricorn is disciplined, ambitious, and pragmatic. They take a methodical approach to life and are determined to achieve their goals through hard work and patience.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Earthy tones like gray, brown, and navy support Capricorn’s need for focus, discipline, and groundedness. These colors help them stay on course and maintain a practical mindset.

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Aquarius (January 20 – February 19)

Personality Traits: Aquarius is eccentric, innovative, and idealistic. They value independence and individuality, often challenging the status quo and embracing forward-thinking ideas.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Electric blue and purple enhance mental clarity, innovation, and independence. These vibrant colors support Aquarius' need for originality and their intellectual pursuits.

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Pisces (February 20 – March 21)

Personality Traits: Pisces is intuitive, empathetic, and imaginative. Known for their dreamy and artistic nature, they deeply connect to the spiritual and emotional realms.
Chromatherapy Suggestions: Soft green, seafoam blue, and lavender promote relaxation, creativity, and intuition for Pisces. These calming colors enhance their dreamlike state and encourage emotional balance and creativity.

​Color Therapy Visualization Technique

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Now that you know which color vibrates with your zodiac sign, you can use this visualization technique to connect more with your Sun sign. Color therapy is a powerful tool for balancing energy, emotions, and well-being. By using the healing properties of colors, you can encourage emotional release, relaxation, and revitalization. Each color carries its frequency and vibration, which can help align and support different aspects of your life, from physical health to mental clarity.

This color therapy visualization technique will guide you through grounding, relaxation, and energetic renewal. Connecting with the colors that resonate with you will activate healing energy within your body and mind, clearing away any negative or stagnant energy. It’s a simple yet powerful practice that you can do daily to restore balance and promote a sense of calm and well-being.

Energetic Healing Visualization Technique

Mikhail Nilov

  1. Position yourself comfortably or sit in a lotus position. Place your left hand over your heart area.
  2. Take a deep breath through your nose, then exhale slowly through your mouth. With each breath, feel your body becoming more relaxed.
  3. Focus on the soles of your feet and imagine an energetic pull grounding you, anchoring you in the present moment.
  4. Take another deep breath, feeling a nurturing energy rising from the ground, reaching up to the soles of your feet. Allow this energy to gently move upward, relaxing and energizing your body—feet, calves, thighs, core, shoulders, arms, neck, face, and head.
  5. Imagine a bright, glowing light in the sky above you. This light represents your Higher Self.
  6. See the light spiraling down toward you, entering through the crown of your head and flowing through your body. As it moves, it changes into a vibrant color that resonates with you.
  7. Take another deep breath and allow the colored light to fill your core center. Visualize it growing brighter and expanding with each breath, filling your entire body.
  8. Imagine the light forming a dome or egg-like shape around your body, extending outward, cleansing your physical and energetic space.
  9. Release any tensions, worries, or negative energy, visualizing them fading away into the ground. Trust the process of transformation.
  10. Continue this visualization as long as you need. When you feel light and neutral, place your hands in a prayer position and silently offer thanks.
  11. Visualize the light around you returning to its source, and when ready, gently open your eyes.

This practice can be done 1-2 times daily, ideally in the morning or before bedtime.

Adara Cox

By integrating color therapy with your astrological sign, you can tap into a powerful tool for enhancing your mental, emotional, and physical well-being. These simple yet effective practices allow you to align with the natural flow of your energy and support your unique traits, helping you to feel more balanced and connected to yourself. Whether you choose to surround yourself with the colors that resonate with your sign or engage in visualization techniques, color therapy offers a profound way to nurture your overall health and personal growth.

Remember, your journey toward healing and balance is personal, and using the right colors can be an uplifting part of that process. Take time to explore the colors that speak to you and notice the subtle shifts they create in your life.

Do you wish to learn more about Lumi's work with astrology and her holistic approach? Lumi Pelinku invites you to dive deeper into your journey through an extended reading that can provide tailored insights and inspiration. Click here to book your reading today!

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Love is in the air – and, as it turns out, on the shelves at Target! We can always count on Target to have the cutest home decor pieces for every holiday, and right now, their Valentine’s Day decor is making us swoon. Target has everything you need to create a festive and cozy vibe (and for way less $!), whether you’re planning a romantic dinner, a Galentine’s Day party, or happily spending the season solo.

Get ready to fall head over heels for these 13 Target Valentine’s Day decor pieces that’ll help you celebrate the season, all for $10 or less.

Check Out The Best Target Valentine's Day Decor For 2025

Here's a quick glimpse at what's available as part of Target's sweet Valentine's Day decor drop. We are obsessed.

Shop Our Favorite 2025 Target Valentine's Day Decor

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Cherry Duo Valentine's Day Figurine

This $5 figurine gives us so much joy. It'd be perfect on your desk, bedside table, or car dash to keep the love flowin' this V-Day.

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Metallic Hearts Wall Garland

Got a Valentine's party planned? This $10 wall garland is just the thing your space needs to feel a bit more festive.

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Valentine's Day Disco Ball

Everyone needs a dash of disco in their life, and this $10 heart-shaped piece makes that possible. We'd keep this one up year-round!

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Valentine's Day XO Love Pillow

It's not V-Day without a bunch of X's and O's! Decorate your space appropriately with this cutesy $5 pillow.

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Coffee & Croissant Valentine's Day Figurine

This $5 decor piece would also make a great gift to give your partner, BFF, or just the person that completes you.

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Light-Up Valentine's Day Hearts

These heart-shaped lights mimic conversation heart candies in the cutest (and cheekiest!) way with various sayings.

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3-Wick Sugared Watermelon Candle

This candle makes the season even sweeter with a delicious sugared watermelon scent.

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Featherly Friends 'Toots' Valentine's Day Decorative Object

Target's collection of cute spirited birds is everything. This lil' birdie comes complete with a love letter – ooh!

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Red Lips Pillow

Need a smooch? This $10 pillow is just what your couch is craving!

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Glass Heart Valentine's Candle Holders

Set the mood at the table with this adorable trio of candle stick holders in the perfect V-Day hues!

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Cherub Valentine's Day Figurine

This glasses-wearing cherub would look so cute on your desk during the Valentine's season.

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Pink & Red Taper Candle Set

These playful candle sticks come in squiggly shapes and are adorably dotted in tiny white hearts for the holiday.

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XO Square Valentine's Day Pillow

Perfect for the sofa or your bed, this plush pillow will last your V-Day decor game for years to come!

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