With each Star Path comes a new theme, and Disney has a lot of them to choose from. Which ones are fans most excited for?
Since it first came out in 2022, Disney Dreamlight Valley has gotten better and better, adding a lot of new characters, costumes, places, and looks to keep players interested and entertained. Updates happen often, and every few months, new content is added. This makes players want to come back again and again.
Moonstones are one of the ways to pay for things in Disney Dreamlight Valley. They can be used to buy all kinds of extra material for the game. Completing tasks on the Star Path is one method for getting Moonstones. Most of the time, these side quests have a theme and let the player unlock things like clothing designs, outfits, and, in the most current Path, real Disney World rides. Here are some ideas for future themed Star Paths that fans would like to see.
Disney Channel Originals
One of the most magical things about Dreamlight Valley is how it both follows the latest Disney trends and brings back memories at the same time. This means that fans of any age will be able to get the most out of the material.
Disney Channel Originals would be a fun idea for Star Path. Drawing on the popularity of the 1990s and early 2000s with patterns based on Lizzy McGuire, Doug, and more. A Kim Possible outfit would definitely be one of the best parts.
Summer Holiday
The Star Paths don’t always have to be about a certain series. During Christmas, there was a path with a holiday theme that let a lot of content be opened and bought. With summer coming up quickly, a ‘Summer Holiday’ Path could be just what you need.
Imagine if gamers could make their Valley a nice place for tourists to visit during the summer. There could be ice cream stands, the chance to build Disney-themed sandcastles on the beach, and maybe some cute beach clothes.
Under The Sea
With the new version of The Little Mermaid coming out, an ocean-themed Star Path could catch people’s attention and give them a chance to see related content that isn’t available anywhere else.
Disney has a lot of ocean-related stuff, like The Little Mermaid and Finding Nemo. With this kind of Star Path, players might be able to get a tank for their home or turn their home into a sea-themed cavern.
Fantasy
Fantasy and Disney do go together, though how much they do so depends on the time period. Another general question, this one might give the game’s makers a chance to show some love for Disney classics that aren’t as well-known, like the underrated The Black Cauldron.
There could be ways to unlock sword-and-sorcery clothes, ways for players to make their homes look more medieval, and maybe even a real “Sword and the Stone” that could be put out in the valley. Maybe next to Merlin’s house?
Retro
Nostalgia has never been more popular, and people who love all things old are making a lot of money from it. If there was a “Retro” Star Path, players would be able to access a lot of fun content from a time before they were even born.
There could be old-fashioned outfits for Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Minnie. As well as costume designs inspired by Oswald, the figure who existed before Mickey Mouse. In a future update, it might even be possible to change how the “Big Disney Four” look physically to match how they looked back in the day.
Pirates Of The Caribbean
Both the ride and the movie series are very famous. So a pirate-themed Star Path would definitely be a hit with fans. There are clear choices for materials, like the chance to unlock pirate outfits and treasure chests for the house.
Also, for more Moonstone money, players might be able to ‘pirate-up’ some of the Valley locals. Eric’s ship from “The Little Mermaid” was recently offered as a house plan. So maybe “The Black Pearl” from “Captain Jack and the Black Pearl” could be a choice in the future?
Villains
Everyone loves a bad guy, and a Star Path that focuses on Disney’s bad guys could be a huge hit. Gamers might be able to get Cruella DeVille and Captain Hook-inspired clothes and pets that look like some of Disney’s most famous minions.
Also, there could be more stuff for the house than what was there during the Halloween Path last year. The Horned King’s army has given us ideas for more thrones and cauldrons, scary windows, and maybe even some skeletons.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Dreamlight Valley, the biggest Disney cult favorite of all time, needs some The Nightmare Before Christmas-related goodies. Even the clothes would be great, like Sally’s patchwork dress or Jack’s striped suit. Zero could be a pet that could be unlocked.
Plus, think if Penalty Kick Online gamers could put scary trees and gates with pumpkins on spikes all over the Valley. And Dreamlight Valley definitely needs its own graveyard, complete with a misty haze.
Alice In Wonderland
A Star Path from Alice in Wonderland would add a lot of quirk to the world of Dreamlight Valley. Gamers might be able to unlock silly sign posts, mushrooms, and flowers with faces to put all over the Valle. Which might attract a few bread-and-butter flies.
Alice’s dress would be a must-have for clothes, and players could make their own Mad Tea Party in the house or yard, complete with a table, chairs, and broken cutlery.
The Haunted Mansion
The Haunted Mansion is one of Disney’s best attractions. A Star Path based on it would be great, especially in terms of what players could unlock for their houses.
The possibilities are endless, from the deeply funny portraits at the beginning of the ride that can be used to decorate the player’s walls to floating chandeliers, wallpaper, and carpet. And even a restless graveyard for the garden. For a bigger amount, players might even be able to change the outside of their house to look like the Mansion.
Disney Dreamlight Valley is now available on Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
