Major Disney Dreamlight Valley Update Reveals Storybook Vale Expansion Pass and 2025 Roadmap
The Disney Dreamlight Valley showcase has revealed details on the incoming Storybook Vale expansion pass, Sew Delightful update, new editions, and more.
The showcase revealed The Storybook Vale arrives November 20 with several new editions of Disney Dreamlight Valley coming alongside. The Gold Edition of the game will be phased out and replaced by the Storybook Vale Bundle at $59.99 and Enhanced Edition at $79.99.
The base game will remain at $39.99, with expansions like A Rift In Time and The Storybook Vale costing $29.99. Fans can also pick up the Magical Edition of The Storybook Vale for $49.99, which comes with 10,000 instead of 5,000 Moonstones, the Autumn Manor House Style, Storybook Vale Dress & Ensemble, and Baby Pegasus Companion & House.
The Storybook Vale includes two main content drops, with the November 20 date adding Welcome to the Vale content. This introduces Flynn Rider from Tangled, Merida from Brave, Hades from Hercules, and Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty. The second content drop arrives in summer 2025 and is called The Unwritten Realms.
The showcase also announced the next free update to Disney Dreamlight Valley: Sew Delightful. This arrives December 4 and brings the Frost & Fairies Star Path featuring Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas. It also adds floating islands, which act as extensions to Valley biomes that give players more space to create.
Further down the line, Aladdin will join Disney Dreamlight Valley in early 2025, Alice in Wonderland in spring, and some sort of Peter Pan update in summer.
Disney Dreamlight Valley arrived in December 2023 as a life simulator meets adventure game set in the worlds of Disney and Pixar. "Disney Dreamlight Valley is an incredibly strong early access start to a bewitching, Disney-infused life sim," IGN said in our 8/10 review.
For more, check out our list of all the Disney Dreamlight Valley codes and how to redeem them.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He'll talk about The Witcher all day.
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