Short answer: The most expensive Disney Lorcana Hyperia City card is Mickey Mouse – Best in Town (Iconic) at about $2,401, followed by the set’s other Iconic, Cinderella – Unintentional Icon, at about $1,067. The priciest Enchanted is Ariel – Collector of Oddities at about $401, then Belle (~$299) and Max Goof (~$252). These are prices from October 24, the day after release, and early chase prices usually drop as more packs get opened.
Updated October 24, 2026 · TCGplayer market prices and listings, checked October 24, 2026 · Pull odds are community estimates; Ravensburger does not publish official odds
Who this is for: Lorcana collectors deciding which Hyperia City cards to chase, and anyone who just pulled an Enchanted and wants to know what it’s worth. Hyperia City is the game’s 14th set, released October 23, 2026. It’s the first Lorcana set with characters from Pixar’s Coco.
What are the most expensive Hyperia City cards?
Here are the 10 most valuable singles, from the two Iconics down through the top Enchanteds. Click any card to check its current price on TCGplayer.
1. Mickey Mouse – Best in Town (Iconic)
Why it’s chased: Mickey is the face of Lorcana, and Iconic is the rarest rarity in the game: only two Iconics are in the set, and community estimates put the odds at roughly 1 in 1,500 to 2,000 packs.
The art: Mickey in a red sash, brandishing a giant hot dog at a carnival stand, in full-art foil.
Price: Market price $2,400.98, cheapest listing $1,995, with 15 copies listed (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
2. Cinderella – Unintentional Icon (Iconic)
Why it’s chased: The set’s other Iconic. It costs less than half as much as Mickey, but it’s still the second most valuable card in the set by a wide margin.
The art: Cinderella in a puffed blue gown in front of stained-glass windows.
Price: Market price $1,066.66, cheapest listing $994, with 13 copies listed (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
3. Ariel – Collector of Oddities (Enchanted)
Why it’s chased: The most expensive of the 18 Enchanted cards, about $100 above the next one.
The art: Ariel twirling mid-dance in a flowing blue dress.
Price: Market price $401.48, cheapest listing $377.49 (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
4. Belle – Exceptional Writer (Enchanted)
Why it’s chased: She has the most copies listed of the top five Enchanteds, so her price should settle quickly.
The art: Belle reading by candlelight, surrounded by books and flying pages.
Price: Market price $298.75, cheapest listing $259.95, with 31 copies listed (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
5. Max Goof – Karaoke Star (Enchanted)
Why it’s chased: Max comes from A Goofy Movie, one of the films featured in this set. His regular Legendary version, at about $14, is also the most expensive card in the set outside the Iconic and Enchanted slots.
The art: Max belting into a microphone on a neon-lit stage.
Price: Market price $252.35, cheapest listing $232.19 (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
6. Rapunzel – Outgoing Artist (Enchanted)
Why it’s chased: Another princess Enchanted, and one of the most colorful cards in the set.
The art: Rapunzel painting with a brush and palette as her hair swirls through a burst of color.
Price: Market price $198.92, cheapest listing $178.86 (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
7. Marie – Caught in the Act (Enchanted)
Why it’s chased: The Aristocats kitten is a fan favorite, and her price shows how thin the early market is: the cheapest copy is almost $50 below the market price.
The art: Marie draped in pearl necklaces among perfume bottles.
Price: Market price $188.30, cheapest listing $140.50 (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
8. Remember Me (Enchanted)
Why it’s chased: The top Coco card, from Lorcana’s first set to feature the movie. The song lets you play characters from your discard pile for the rest of the turn.
The art: The Rivera family together, with Mama Coco, Héctor and Miguel holding his guitar.
Price: Market price $182.79, cheapest listing $140, with 34 copies listed (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
9. Aurora – Delightful Musician (Enchanted)
Why it’s chased: A princess Enchanted whose cheapest listing sits right at its market price, which suggests a steady price.
The art: Aurora singing with forest birds and an owl under a starry sky.
Price: Market price $176.43, cheapest listing $175.01 (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
10. Mulan – Martial Arts Master (Enchanted)
Why it’s chased: The cheapest of the top 10, with plenty of copies listed. A good first Enchanted if you want one from this set.
The art: Mulan mid-kick in a red outfit.
Price: Market price $152.97, cheapest listing $118.49, with 31 copies listed (TCGplayer, October 24). Check today’s price on TCGplayer
Every Hyperia City Iconic and Enchanted card, by price
All 20 chase cards: the 2 Iconics and all 18 Enchanteds, sorted by TCGplayer market price.
| Card | Market | Cheapest |
|---|---|---|
| Mickey Mouse – Best in Town (Iconic) | $2,400.98 | $1,995.00 |
| Cinderella – Unintentional Icon (Iconic) | $1,066.66 | $994.00 |
| Ariel – Collector of Oddities | $401.48 | $377.49 |
| Belle – Exceptional Writer | $298.75 | $259.95 |
| Max Goof – Karaoke Star | $252.35 | $232.19 |
| Rapunzel – Outgoing Artist | $198.92 | $178.86 |
| Marie – Caught in the Act | $188.30 | $140.50 |
| Remember Me | $182.79 | $140.00 |
| Aurora – Delightful Musician | $176.43 | $175.01 |
| Mulan – Martial Arts Master | $152.97 | $118.49 |
| Merlin – Profoundly Curious | $143.30 | $121.69 |
| Miguel Rivera – Street Musician | $130.68 | $123.51 |
| Baymax – Amped Up | $104.09 | $100.00 |
| Hector Rivera – Worldwide Sensation | $102.48 | $70.00 |
| Tiana – Party Hostess | $101.89 | $84.48 |
| Raya – Determined Explorer | $101.54 | $85.97 |
| Pepita – Imelda’s Right Hand | $91.89 | $82.00 |
| Thomas O’Malley – Savvy Vagabond | $91.84 | $74.50 |
| Shere Khan – Ruthless Entrepreneur | $89.48 | $73.99 |
| Un Poco Loco | $63.37 | $57.24 |
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The average Enchanted is worth about $160 right now, and the cheapest, Un Poco Loco, is about $63. The 18 Epic cards are a different story: they average about $3. The priciest is Flash – Efficient Clerk at about $9.48.
The Coco cards: besides Remember Me, the Coco Enchanteds are Miguel Rivera – Street Musician (~$131), Héctor Rivera – Worldwide Sensation (~$102), Pepita – Imelda’s Right Hand (~$92) and the song Un Poco Loco (~$63).
How rare are Iconic and Enchanted cards in Hyperia City?
Hyperia City has 204 cards, plus 18 Enchanteds, 18 Epics and 2 Iconics. All three are alternate-art versions of cards in the set. Enchanteds come in the pack’s single foil slot, so a pack holds at most one. Ravensburger doesn’t publish pull rates, so these are the best community estimates from earlier sets (they vary a lot, especially for Epics):
| Rarity | In the set | Estimated odds | Per 24-pack box |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iconic | 2 | ~1 in 1,500-2,000 packs | ~1-2% chance |
| Enchanted | 18 | ~1 in 50-100 packs | ~1 every 2-4 boxes |
| Epic | 18 | ~8% of packs | ~2 |
The Iconic and Enchanted estimates come from community openings of Wilds Unknown and Attack of the Vine, the two sets before this one. Treat them as rough, and check back after more Hyperia City boxes have been opened.
Is a Hyperia City booster box worth it?
Not if you’re hoping to profit. A booster box is about $148, or roughly $6.15 a pack. Using the estimates above:
- Enchanteds: 1 every 2-4 boxes at ~$160 each is worth about $40-80 per box, on average.
- Iconics: a 1-2% chance at a ~$1,700 average works out to about $20-30 per box.
- Epics: about 2 per box at ~$3 each is roughly $6.
That’s about $65-115 in chase cards from a $148 box, before the regular rares and Legendaries, which are mostly a few dollars each. Open packs because you enjoy it or want to play the set. If you want a specific Enchanted, buying the single is far cheaper than chasing it in packs.
| Product | What’s inside | Price (Oct 24) |
|---|---|---|
| Booster box | 24 packs | ~$148 |
| Illumineer’s Trove | 8 packs plus accessories ($49.99 MSRP) | ~$75 |
| Prerelease box | 6 packs, dice, promo card, deck box ($39.99 MSRP) | ~$44 |
| 2-Player Starter Set | Two ready-to-play decks | ~$30 |
The Illumineer’s Trove is selling well above its $49.99 MSRP right now. If you can find one at a local store for list price, it’s a better buy than the TCGplayer price.
What’s new in Hyperia City?
- Ink drops: a new kind of counter you can spend to pay 1 ink instead of putting cards in your inkwell. Unlike your inkwell, drops don’t refresh each turn, and each of the six ink colors uses them differently.
- Coco joins Lorcana, alongside A Goofy Movie characters and new versions of Mickey, Minnie and the princesses.
- What’s next: Into the Inkdark, a villains-focused set, is set for February 12, 2027, followed by Cosmic Quest with characters from WALL-E in the second quarter of 2027.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most expensive card in Lorcana Hyperia City?
Mickey Mouse – Best in Town (Iconic), at about $2,401 on TCGplayer on October 24, 2026. The other Iconic, Cinderella – Unintentional Icon, is second at about $1,067.
How many Enchanted cards are in Hyperia City?
18 Enchanted cards, plus 18 Epic cards and 2 Iconic cards. The main set has 204 cards.
When did Lorcana Hyperia City come out?
October 23, 2026, with prerelease events starting October 16.
What are the odds of pulling an Iconic?
Ravensburger hasn’t published official odds. Community estimates from earlier sets put Iconics at roughly 1 in 1,500 to 2,000 packs, which is about a 1-2% chance per booster box.
Sources: TCGplayer market prices and listings, checked October 24, 2026; set details from Ravensburger’s announcements as reported by CGMagazine and Wargamer; rarity counts from Zatu; pull-rate estimates from Shonen TCG and TCGTalk; product MSRPs from ICv2. Card images: Disney / Ravensburger, via TCGplayer.
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