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Disney Lorcana Challenge: Season 1 (2024-2025)
Disney Lorcana Challenge Regional Events
The Disney Lorcana Challenge ("DLC") was introduced as the official competitive event circuit for the Lorcana TCG beginning in 2024. These DLC events are regional, ticketed tournaments open to the community though usually capped at a specific number of players. Winners received exclusive promotional rewards, including prize cards.
Each player received a promotional card for participating. As players climbed the standings, they became eligible for rarer prize cards. As early artifacts from the first season of competitive play, and considering the small number of DLC events, these prize cards are rare and highly sought after by collectors.
Each of the prize cards feature distinctive swirl foiling. Larger events with over 1,024 players awarded prize cards to more of the top players.
2024 Event Schedule:
North America
Atlanta, GA (May 25-26th) ~1,992 players
Chicago, IL (June 8-9th) ~967 players
Fort Worth, TX (July 20-21st) ~1,824 players
Toronto, ON (August 24-25th) ~961 players
Las Vegas, NV (September 21-22nd) ~1,904 players
Seattle, WA (October 26-27th) ~1,893 players
Europe
Lille, France (May 25-26th) ~2,048 players
Bochum, Germany (July 6-7th) ~1,959 players
Bologna, Italy (August 3-4th) ~1,886 players
Birmingham, UK (September 21-22nd) ~2,012 players
Disney Lorcana Challenge
The Prize Cards
Dragon Fire
(Participation)
Dragon Fire
Distributed to each player at DLC Season 1 events. Unlike the prize cards, this card was accessible to a much broader pool of attendees. It is estimated that ~17.5K copies of the card were given out at DLC Season 1 events.
The artwork depicts Maleficent in her fearsome dragon form unleashing a torrent of flames across a darkened landscape. The card features distinctive swirl foiling and a competitive play rarity stamp.
Let It Go
(Approx. Top 64 or 128)
Let It Go
Awarded only to top players at DLC Season 1 events. After battling through several Swiss elimination rounds, top players (approximately the top 64 or 128 depending on event attendance) received this exclusive prize card. It is estimated that ~1.2K copies of the card were awarded at DLC Season 1 events.
The artwork depicts Elsa unleashing a burst of icy magic likely inspried from a key climatic scene in the movie Frozen. The card features distinctive swirl foiling and a competitive play rarity stamp.
Cinderella - Stouthearted
(Top 32 or 64)
Cinderella - Stouthearted
Awarded only to the top 32 or 64 players (depending on event attendance) at DLC Season 1 events. It is estimated that fewer than 600 copies of the card were awarded at DLC Season 1 events.
The artwork depicts Cinderella as a courageous warrior, clad in armor and standing firm ready for battle. The card features distinctive swirl foiling and a competitive play rarity stamp.
Rapunzel - Gifted with Healing
(Top 16 or 32)
Rapunzel - Gifted with Healing
Awarded only to the top 16 or 32 players (depending on event attendance) at DLC Season 1 events. It is estimated that fewer than 300 copies of the card were awarded at DLC Season 1 events.
The artwork depicts Rapunzel channeling warm, restorative magic through her flowing golden hair. The card features distinctive swirl foiling and a competitive play rarity stamp.
Mickey Mouse - Brave Little Tailor
Golden Serialized 1/500
(Top 4 or 8)
Mickey Mouse - Brave Little Tailor
Golden Serialized (1/500)
This is one of the most coveted prize cards from Season 1 competitive events. It features a striking gold foil finish that is unmistakable. Each card has a unique serial number from 1 to 500. It was awarded to the very top players at the DLC regional events -- the top 4 in events with up to 1,024 players and top 8 in larger challenges -- as well as top players at the European and North American Championship events. As of Season 1, this was the only serialized Disney Lorcana card.
Extremely rare and tied directly to very high placement at official competitive events, the "Golden Mickey" (as this card is often called) is one of the most collectible and valuable cards.
As of early 2026, only a couple public sales have occurred ranging from $14-18K for a PSA 10.
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