From Mickey ears to Star Wars merchandise and superhero toys, and so much more, the shops across Disney World Orlando’s theme parks, and at Disney Springs offer a variety of souvenirs and Disney magic you can take back home.
The largest Disney merchandise store in the world, offering an enormous selection of apparel, toys, souvenirs, home decor, and park-themed collectibles. It’s the best one-stop shop if you want classic Disney items without hunting across parks. Many guests visit here even on non-park days.
A gallery-style store showcasing Disney artwork, including limited-edition prints, sculptures, and character sketches. You’ll find unique, high-end collectibles that aren’t sold in regular merchandise shops. Ideal for art lovers and serious collectors.
A bright, interactive toy store filled with plush toys, games, dress-up items, and customizable options. Kids can build or personalize toys, making it more of an experience than just a store. Great for gifts and younger visitors.
A must-visit for Star Wars fans, featuring apparel, lightsabers, droids, and themed collectibles. The store carries many Galaxy’s Edge-style items without needing park entry. Popular for exclusive Star Wars merchandise.
A Marvel-themed store offering superhero apparel, toys, accessories, and collectibles. Guests can shop items inspired by Avengers, Spider-Man, and other Marvel favorites. It’s especially popular with teens and comic fans.
A fun, space-themed shop tied to Buzz Lightyear attractions, selling toys, apparel, and playful sci-fi souvenirs. Many items are great for younger guests and Toy Story fans. It’s a quick stop right after riding nearby attractions.
A shop inspired by Tiana’s Bayou Adventure (the ride), featuring Southern-style decor and themed merchandise. You’ll find apparel, accessories, and Magic Kingdom exclusives. It’s especially popular after riding nearby attractions.
A sleek, futuristic store offering TRON-inspired Disney merchandise, including apparel, accessories, and ride-themed souvenirs. It’s one of the most popular shopping hubs in Tomorrowland.
A themed shop focusing on classic Disney characters and Broadway-style flair. Merchandise often includes apparel, accessories, and collectibles inspired by shows and character performances. The main highlight is the on-site embroidery offered with your merchandise for a more personalized feel.
Shop for Disney-themed collectibles, art, and merchandise. You’ll find plush toys, apparel, and souvenirs tied to classic Disney characters. This is also the location where you can request Disney’s PhotoPass Service for additional memories of your trip.
A refined gallery showcasing Disney paintings, limited edition prints, and collectible pieces. Many items are exclusive to EPCOT and appeal to collectors. The atmosphere is calm and gallery-like.
A traditional British-style shop offering apparel, souvenirs, and UK-themed gifts. You’ll also find Disney merchandise with a distinctly British twist. Great for unique keepsakes from the World Showcase.
A popular central shop where you can shop for and trade Disney pins, offering a unique Disney theme park experience. The store also features park-exclusive merchandise, seasonal items, and EPCOT-themed souvenirs.
A playful store connected to the Imagination attraction, focusing on creative and interactive toys. Items encourage hands-on fun and imagination, making it popular with families. Many products tie into the Journey Into Imagination with Figment experience.
A Japan-inspired shop featuring cultural souvenirs and an assortment of capsule toys. The store offers a quieter, more traditional shopping experience. Many items are unique to the pavilion.
A stylish shop carrying Pixar and Disney apparel, accessories, and Minnie Mouse-inspired fashion. The collection often features new items in its selection and park-exclusive designs. Great for clothing and wearable souvenirs.
A Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge shop selling adorable alien creatures, interactive pets, and Star Wars collectibles. Many items respond to sounds and movements, making them fun and immersive. Very popular with Star Wars fans.
A colorful Frozen-themed shop offering Anna and Elsa costumes, merchandise, apparel, and toys. Ideal for younger guests and Frozen fans. Situated right after the Frozen Sing-Along show’s location.
A costume and dress-up focused shop featuring Disney Princess attire, including dresses, pirate gear, and character outfits. Kids can find themed accessories and role-play items. It’s especially popular with families and fans of The Little Mermaid.
A rock ’n’ roll-themed store offering music-inspired Disney merchandise. Items often connect to nearby attractions and classic rock aesthetics. A fun stop for music lovers.
A vibrant shop inspired by Pandora – The World of Avatar, featuring glowing jewelry, apparel, and themed souvenirs. Many items have bioluminescent or nature-inspired designs.
One of Disney’s Animal Kingdom’s largest merchandise stores, the Discovery Trading Company, offers a wide variety of animal-themed apparel and souvenirs. It’s a convenient last stop before exiting the park. Carries items from multiple lands.
A series of open-air shops, this marketplace features African-inspired crafts, accessories, and decor. The experience feels authentic and culturally themed. A great option for those looking for unique, non-character souvenirs.
Shop for handcrafted items, apparel, and decorative pieces that focus on Himalayan and Asian artifacts. Many products reflect traditional Asian design and patterns. The store’s setting and decor further enhance the immersive land experience.
A small but charming shop near Kilimanjaro Safaris that sells animal-themed souvenirs and gifts. Many items focus on wildlife and conservation. A popular stop after the safari ride.
Disney’s official online store offers apparel, toys, collectibles, and home décor from across Disney brands. It’s ideal for purchasing items you missed in the parks or shopping without carrying bags. Exclusive online releases are also available.
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Disney Springs is your best bet. It has the widest selection, later hours, air-conditioned stores, and no park ticket required. World of Disney alone can cover most souvenir needs in one stop.
Some core items overlap, but many shops carry park- or attraction-specific merchandise. For example, EPCOT festival items, Pandora merchandise in Animal Kingdom, and Galaxy’s Edge collectibles at Hollywood Studios are often exclusive to those locations.
Early morning and the last hour before the park closes are the least crowded. Mid-afternoon (2 to 5pm) is the busiest, especially near ride exits and parade routes.
Prices are usually the same as on the official Disney Store website. However, some park-exclusive items cannot be purchased online at all, making them worth buying in person.
EPCOT’s World Showcase pavilions and Animal Kingdom’s marketplace-style shops offer cultural decor, art, and handcrafted items that feel more grown-up and less theme-park-like.
Yes. Many attractions exit directly into gift shops carrying themed merchandise tied to that ride. If you want those items, that shop may be the only place to find them.
Most stores are stroller-accessible, but interior space can be tight during peak hours. Cast Members may ask guests to park strollers outside smaller shops, especially in World Showcase and Fantasyland.
Once Upon a Toy and World of Disney® at Disney Springs and ride-exit shops are top choices. These stores offer interactive toys, plush characters, and personalization options that kids love.
Not always. Limited-edition art, pins, and event merchandise can sell out quickly and may not return. If you see something labeled limited release and want it, buy it when you see it.
Yes, but only at Disney Springs and online. This is a great option for arrival or departure days when you don’t want to use a park ticket just to shop.
Hollywood Studios and Disney Springs offer trend-forward apparel, Minnie ear collections, and modern accessories. These locations tend to stock the newest styles first.
If you’re visiting during Halloween, Christmas, or EPCOT festivals, yes. Seasonal merchandise is often exclusive, limited-time, and highly collectible.
Shop near the park’s closing time, use Disney Springs for major purchases, rent lockers to store your belongings, or buy online later if the item isn’t exclusive. This keeps you hands-free during rides and shows.
Waiting until the last day to buy park-exclusive items. Some merchandise is only available in specific parks, and once you leave, it may be impossible to find again.
