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30 Disney Easter Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

30 Disney Easter Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

Celebrate the magic of spring with our charming collection of Disney Easter coloring pages!

From beloved characters on egg hunts to festive scenes filled with flowers, bunnies, and joy, these pages bring Easter fun to life with a touch of Disney wonder.

Whether you’re a fan of Mickey, Minnie, or princesses in pastel, there’s something here for everyone to enjoy.

Each design is available as a free high-resolution PDF, ready to download and print in US Letter size, and they also print great at A4 size.

Happy coloring! 🐣🎨✨

Related Easter Coloring Pages!

Hello Kitty – Peppa Pig – Happy Easter – Easter Egg – Bluey – Dog – Easter Bunny – Unicorn – Horse – Cat – Dinosaur – Easy & Cute

5 Fun Disney Easter Craft Ideas

1. Mickey & Minnie Easter Egg Decorating

Turn plain plastic or wooden eggs into adorable Mickey and Minnie Easter eggs! Paint the bottom half of the egg red (for Mickey) or pink (for Minnie) and the top half black.

Add white buttons or polka dots using paint or stickers. For Minnie, glue a mini bow on top. You can also add felt ears by cutting small circles and attaching them with glue.

Display your Disney eggs in a decorated egg carton “theater” or hide them for a magical egg hunt!

2. Disney Princess Bunny Crowns

Create beautiful paper crowns inspired by Disney princesses – with an Easter twist! Cut a crown shape from cardstock and decorate it with colored paper, markers, and glitter to match your favorite princess (like Cinderella’s blue or Belle’s yellow).

Then, glue on bunny ears behind the crown and add spring embellishments like flowers, butterflies, or tiny eggs. It’s perfect for dress-up play or as a craft station at an Easter party.

3. Toy Story Bunny Ears Headbands

Make silly and fun bunny ears inspired by Toy Story characters! Start with a basic headband, and use colored foam or felt to create large bunny ears.

Decorate them to match characters like Buzz Lightyear (white and green with purple stripes), Woody (cow print and red), or Bo Peep (pastel blue and pink).

Add little stars, buttons, or sheriff badges for extra fun. This craft is great for siblings or groups to each create a different character version.

4. Winnie the Pooh Egg Basket

Make a mini Easter basket inspired by Winnie the Pooh and friends. Use a small paper cup or container and cover it with yellow paper for Pooh. Draw or glue on his face, then add red paper around the base for his shirt.

You can also make Piglet (pink with stripes) or Tigger (orange with black stripes). Add a pipe cleaner handle and fill it with faux grass, paper eggs, or small honey pot drawings. It’s a cute and easy craft that doubles as a treat holder!

5. Disney Character Egg Hunt Clues

Create an indoor or outdoor egg hunt where each clue is delivered by a Disney character! Print or draw small cards with characters like Elsa, Lightning McQueen, or Moana, and write Easter clues in their voice (“This egg is hiding where I keep my books – Belle”).

You can decorate the clues with matching stickers or little sketches. Place the clues with hidden eggs, and let kids follow the trail of Disney magic until they reach a special surprise at the end!

Let me know if you would like to see any more designs added and I will do my best! 😊