Set in the beautiful tropics of Hawaii, any Lilo and stitch snow globe you purchase will be a sight to behold. Because Hawaii is a state with little snow, many of these globes are made with glitter or even fish shaped confetti instead of snow. With cute scenes depicting aliens, cute little girls and gorgeous flowers and aquatics, there is something available for everyone.

Some of these globes are made with a plastic bubble and are actual Christmas ornaments for your tree. These are made with a rubberized plastic so that they will last for years to come without getting damaged. As there are many different designs and companies that make and supply these water globes, many of them come with music boxes that play Elvis songs, very popular to the movie. There are globes for every holiday that include Lilo and Stitch, some are made from the scenes of the movie and some are just cute whimsical designs. No matter which one of the many stitch snowglobes you choose, there is no doubt that you will be pleased with the one that you buy, whether it's for yourself or your favorite Disney or snow globe collector.

The other type is the gazebo Fantasia snowglobe that has Mickey and a Hyacinth Hippos that is dancing round the gazebo. It is a reminder of the fantasia Pastoral. There are five mini globes and Mickey appears dressed in a sorcerer's attire. This globe comes in different sizes and it costs between $30 and $80. If you want a customized version of the same that comes with your name engraved on it, the price could go as high as $200. This snowglobe is ideal for a child who loves watching Mickey Mouse. They enjoy playing the music and playing with the globe too.

The Fantasia snow globe can also be purchased in various online markets. They are either sold by bid or labeled with price tags. The water globes are usually on high demand during the Christmas period when children are expecting gifts from their parents. To avoid getting the globes at a very high price during the festive season, it is advisable to buy it before the season. If you buy it online, you will be required to pay a shipping cost of around $5.

Children never seem to get tired of this story and even adults still display their fascination by keeping Pinocchio memorabilia such as snowglobes. One of the most popular Pinocchio snowglobes is the one showing Geppetto’s workshop. The place where Pinocchio was first made in the story is the center of attention in this figurine while the globe that circles it lies on top of a wooden pedestal. Jody Daily, designer of this snowglobe, took extra miles to do even the minute details such as the snow footprints and the silhouettes of some of Geppetto’s masterpiece through the stained-glass window.

Another snowglobe based on this famous puppet adored by both fans and collectors is the Jiminy Cricket Clock snowglobe. This snowglobe shows the happiness that was felt by the other puppets designed by Geppetto when the Blue Fairy finally turns Pinocchio into a real boy. When this Pinocchio snowglobe is turned on, The Blue Danube Waltz plays while Jiminy Cricket and a girl from one of the clocks dance in the center of the snowglobe.

In most Bambi Snowglobe models, the cute deer is mostly represent during his childhood. One of the best models is Disney's memorabilia celebrating the 60th year of Bambi. Released a 2002, the snowglobe centers on the newborn Bambi being cuddled by his mother in a rainwater tableau, with the ball placed on a circular wood that details the environment in the grassland. Watching baby Bambi outside the globe are his future friends, Owl, Thumper, and Flower.

One of kids' favorite scenes in Bambi is when he attempts to walk, and this is the reason why Bambi Snowglobe models capturing this moment are being fought for in collector shops. Some editions that show how he learns his first steps are paused in a tableau where his legs are sliding and unsteady and his facial expression looks puzzled. This with the background music of “Waltz of the Flowers,” and a base landscaped with bursting spring flowers and cool greenery will make any gazer wallow in nostalgia and feel Bambi’s goodness, innocence, and purity. A Bambi Snowglobe is indeed an easy ticket to a happy, distant past.

Peter Pan remakes are constantly coming up; thus allowing the possible number of designs to further increase. There are a lot of Peter Pan snowglobes with exquisite designs but some of the most popular ones are the Peter Pan 50th Anniversary snowglobes and those with figures of the Big Ben and two of the most interesting characters from Peter Pan, Captain Hook and Tinkerbell.
The Big Ben plays an important role in the Disney film because that is the place where they had their flying lessons. One of these Big Ben snowglobes shows Peter Pan, Wendy and her brother, John while circling around the world famous clock tower. The pleasant atmosphere depicted in the figurine is made even clearer by the song that plays from the musical snowglobe, You Can Fly.

Created by Disney designer, Jody Daily, the 50th Anniversary snowglobe shows a magnificent view of Neverland from above the clouds. Also, one of the most memorable scenes from the movie, when Captain Hook captured Tinkerbell, is also immortalized by one snowglobe design. This Peter Pan snowglobe has a candle that lights up and plays the song Moonlight Sonata.

In 2004, Disney released a number of The Lion King snowglobe to celebrate the tenth year aniversary of Simba's victory. One popular item is a beautiful replica of the long rock balcony of King Mufasa's jungle palace wherein Simba, Nala, Scar, Timon and Pumbaa are each highlighted through enclosed, lighted miniglobes, a tableau which perfectly suits its background music, "I Just Can't Wait to Be King." The song is also the background tune of another Disney's collector's item, a lion king snowglobe that spotlights young Simba and Nala on top of colorful jungle animals, including a rhinoceros, an ostrich, several giraffes, hippopotamus, and horses that form like a pyramid. But nothing beats the classic snowglobe wherein Zazu, in the big enclosed ball, stands on top of Mufasa’s kingdom and introduces the newborn Simba to all the animals of the jungle. The grandeur of this Lion King Snowglobe is highlighted by the animals’ explosion of colors, the perfectly rendered jungle landscape, and the majestic background music of “The Circle of Life.”

One remarkable item is the Snow White snowglobe Ian Fraser model which renders a panoramic replica of the severn dwarfs cottage inside the globe. Outside the cottage, a very small Snow White is seen sweeping the foyer, in full smile and enjoying the natural sceneries surrounding her. Below the snow globe is a thick rock base that embosses the greenery of the forest, with intricate details of the waterfalls, flowers, and the cave where the seven dwarfs mine their jewels.

Another famous collectible is the Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs snowglobe model celebrating the princess' 65th Anniversary. Here, the classic movie poster released in 1930's was rendered in a 3D snowglobe. Inside the glass ball the princess graces the center and being surrounded by the seven dwarfs. Outside the globe, Snow White's animal friends enjoy watching her. Behind the wooden base, the evil stepmother disguised as an old witch is rendered peeking in the happy scene, holding the poisonous apple. This Snow White snowglobe, packed with a music box that plays the unforgettable tune of the song, Someday My Prince Will Come, carries such a classy artistic air with it, a memento one will definitely want to keep forever.

One of the more popular Alice in Wonderland snowglobes is the one showing Alice’s scene with the Caterpillar. It even includes the Cheshire Cat in vibrant colors, all of the three characters on top of mushrooms. The snowglobe would surely impress collectors because the design is very close to reality. You could purchase this snowglobe and listen to In the Golden Afternoon while enjoying the way the eyes of the Cheshire Cat light up and the mushroom that is under him.

Alice’s fans would undoubtedly enjoy looking at a snowglobe where the unusually big Alice stands outside while looking at several characters from the book. The way the Alice figurine stands and her facial expression clearly captures Alice’s unique personality. The snowglobe is full of colors and has almost all of the characters from the book and the movie. The three cards known for their painting the roses red, the white rabbit and even the people from the jury can be seen in this Alice in Wonderland snowglobe.

So, for those who are still having fantasies of their own Prince Charming, having Cinderella snowglobes would be a great idea. One of the most liked snowglobe designs based on this fairytale is the one showing Cinderella in the center inside the globe and her two evil stepsisters lurking around. The Cinderella in the snowglobe is wearing the dress from the ball and has two books as the globe’s pedestal. This snowglobe would surely create a feeling of happiness for people who adore this type of stories as they listen to the melody of “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes”.

Another snowglobe that is sure to be loved by Cinderella fans is the Cinderella Wedding snowglobe that shows Cinderella and her prince in a heart-shaped dome. With an elegant staircase as a pedestal and Cinderella’s animal friends all present, this Cinderella snowglobe surely creates the perfect image of a happy ending.

One must-have Beauty and the Beast Snowglobe is the model that spotlights the Cursed Prince's huge library, a remarkable moment in the film's plot in which one common interest between Belle and the Beast--the passion for reading--is disclosed, wherein the Beast gives Belle his entire library all for her to read. In front of the shelves of books painted predominantly in lavender, Belle and the Beast are enclosed in the big snowglobe, the prince watching her princess read as she sits on a red, elegant couch, all with the background tune of "Beauty and the Beast.

The magical rose is one of the significant images in the film, each of its petals symbolizing the Beast's remaining days. The magical rose has become a central figure in a number of models of Beauty and the Beast snowglobe. The flower is usually being enclosed in the ball and spotlighted through shiny red lights. Outside the snowglobe, Beauty and the Beast are either watching the petals fall, or dancing together to the tune of the theme song. Dancing too is one of the favorite scenes in Disney’s hit film. One of all time top selling models of Beauty and the Beast Snowglobe is the one where Belle and the Beast, fully dressed up in royal costumes, are frozen in a dancing stance on top of the Cursed Prince’s beautiful palace.