Star Trek fans can now take home a piece of the USS Enterprise after their next trip to the theater. A new popcorn bucket recreates the iconic starship as a detailed collectible. It is being released alongside the franchise’s 60th-anniversary theatrical return.
Select theater chains are releasing official USS Enterprise popcorn buckets alongside other limited-edition collectibles to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Star Trek. The collectibles are being offered as part of the anniversary theatrical events.
The USS Enterprise popcorn bucket is designed to look like the iconic NCC-1701 starship. Rather than a standard popcorn container with a Star Trek logo, the collectible is shaped like the Enterprise.
The bucket measures roughly two feet long and holds 55 ounces of popcorn. Its saucer section opens to store the popcorn, and fans can also use it as a display piece after leaving the theater.
Why the USS Enterprise popcorn bucket is a must-have for Star Trek fans
The new collectible arrives as theaters celebrate Star Trek’s 60th anniversary with special screenings and double features. Fans will have a chance to watch classic Star Trek films and episodes on the big screen while picking up themed collectibles.
In addition to the USS Enterprise popcorn bucket, some theaters are also offering special cups and collectible tins featuring vintage Star Trek artwork. Novelty popcorn buckets have also become popular collectibles for major theatrical releases in recent years. Also, the USS Enterprise design could make this one particularly appealing to longtime Star Trek fans.
The collectible is being offered through participating exhibitors and retailers, including Regal and Alamo Drafthouse. Online pre-orders are also available from select retailers while supplies last.
Fans hoping to add the USS Enterprise to their collection will want to act quickly, as the collectible is available in limited quantities.
The first four films back on the big screen starting September 4, 2026. The special screenings run through Star Trek Day on September 8.
Originally reported by Nitish Singh on ComingSoon.net.
