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Starbucks and Peanuts are back together for fall, and this drop landed today, September 15 — timed to the 60th anniversary of It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. If you’ve seen the lines outside your local Starbucks this morning, this is why. Here’s the full collection, what it costs, and what’s already showing up on resale sites for triple the price.
What’s in the Collection
Ten pieces, released in participating Starbucks locations across the US, Canada, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific — while supplies last.
- Snoopy Glass Cold Cup — $39.95 — the piece everyone’s actually lining up for
- Stainless Steel Cold Cup — $32.95
- Great Pumpkin Tumbler — $32.95
- 24-ounce Cold Cup — $27.95
- 14-ounce Ceramic Mug — $29.95
- 16-ounce Stainless Steel Tumbler (Woodstock charm + dancing Snoopy) — $32.95
- Snoopy Plush — $34.95
- Bag Charm — $16.95
- Mini Tote — $29.95
- Enamel Pin Set — $14.95
Starbucks Rewards members in the US also get access to exclusive pieces on the Starbucks Shop app that aren’t sold in stores: a Snoopy crewneck ($69.95), Snoopy hoodie ($79.95), a Snoopy scarf ($39.95), and a large canvas Snoopy tote. Reserve status members get early or exclusive access to select pieces.
Why the Glass Cup Is the One to Watch
The Snoopy Glass Cold Cup is a redesign of Starbucks’ Bearista glass line — the same line that went viral last holiday season and regularly resold for over $250. Starbucks is notorious for underproducing these limited runs, and with the Peanuts crossover plus the 60th-anniversary tie-in stacked on top, resellers are already expecting this one to clear well above its $39.95 price within the first day.
The rest of the lineup — the tote, the plush, the pin set, the bag charm — won’t hit those numbers, but they’re the realistic backup pick once the cups sell out, especially bundled together for Peanuts collectors who miss the cup entirely.
How to Actually Get One
- Go early. These sell out store by store, not nationally — a location a few miles away may still have stock even if your regular spot is sold out.
- Call ahead if your store allows it. Some locations will hold or confirm stock over the phone before you drive over.
- Don’t sleep on the Starbucks Shop app if you’re a Rewards member — some pieces are exclusive there, and it skips the in-store line entirely.
- If you miss it, wait a beat before buying resale. First-day resale prices spike hard and tend to soften within a week or two once initial demand cools — unless this one tracks exactly like last year’s Bearista cup, which never really came back down.