Thank you Jan for the beautiful silhouette of my family dog! Thank you to all the cast members that were courteous and welcoming once I walked in! There are only two locations in Disneyland Park where you can get a silhouette: Silhouette Studio and Disneyana. Both stores are located on Main Street. Disneyana is located on the right once you scan into Disneyland Park. It is a small store that can easily be missed, so make sure to read the signage. Disneyana not only offers silhouettes, but they're mainly known for selling collectible figurines and limited edition and original artwork. It wasn't too busy when I visited. There were only 3 other guests in front of me. Once I entered, I was immediately greeted and felt welcomed. The initial Cast Member (did not catch her name) asked if I would like a silhouette done. I told her I'd like a silhouette of my family dog. She filled out a small laminated sheet and handed it to me to hold onto until my name was called. You can either wait outside or shop around inside. I went to Jolly Holiday to grab coffee and came back. Shortly after, I was called for my turn. I had multiple photos of my family dog ready. They can ONLY take side pictures as a reference. They are very specific in the types of side pictures they can do, so make sure you're prepared. They'll let you know whether the picture is acceptable or not. Cast Member Jan did my silhouettes. She was very sweet, quick, and efficient. She finished the silhouettes under 10 minutes. Cast Member Sarah "glued" the silhouettes onto a 5'7 paper card stock. I decided not to get it framed, but they safely placed them in a folding card. There are two tiers: standard and premium. The standard tier is $11.99 for a human silhouette. The premium tier is $14.99 for anything other than a human silhouette. The frame is sold separately starting at $19.99. I'd say it is absolutely worth it. I love every little detail of the cut outs! They do two silhouettes. The frame is cute with 42 hidden Mickey's, or you can customize your own frame too. read more

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We came here to get a silhouette done, the service was great and we had a good time. We waiting about 25 minutes on a Monday so the wait time wasn't bad. The silhouette came out beautifully. It was $20 for the frame and about $12 for the silhouette cut-out and another complimentary copy. This shop is located close to the entrance and has artwork for sale as well as limited edition figurines. There's also a pin board here. read more

Cute store! They have unique items here. Things that you won't find at other Disneyland stores. This isn't the plushie like store. It's more sophisticated. Most of the items sold in here are collectible types, that are not cheap. Sure, they sell the POP toy figures and some other novelty items. But they also have more expensive art and figurines. Pretty cool to see. I loved the Jack and Sally stuff! read more

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Great shop to buy beautiful art work. Especially great big beautiful paintings. Although they have a bit more than just canvas art. Items are definitely pricey but well worth them high prices. The Cast members are always friendly and ready to help. read more

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This is located near the entrance of Disneyland just off to the right side as you enter the park. They sell a lot cool, interesting, and pricey art pieces and collectibles. From time to time, they'll have you come here to pick up free Magic Key holder items. They'll also sell items exclusive to Magic Key holders. I mainly come here either to get out of the heat, take a break from the crowds, or just to window shop. read more

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I come here every once in a while to check out the art while one of my friends is using the restroom just down the way. It's been here forever and they have lots of paintings, sculptures, figurines etc. that are hard to find anywhere else. I don't even think the WonderGround Gallery in Downtown Disney carries this stuff. If you're a big spender and are looking for a Disney inspired piece to take home and hang on your wall or place on your mantle then you have to stop in here. Even if you're just a fan, it's nice to stop in and see what the current art looks like now because you notice things evolve over time (if you visit Disney over the years). If it's the end of the night and you're waiting for someone to finish their shopping on Main street, then head on in and check it out, it will help pass the time and help you feel magical about the day. read more

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Disneyana is a wonderful store, especially if you like art work and sketches. It's located in Mainstreet at Disneyland, in the same building as The Disneyland Story presenting Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln. The store has a wide variety of Disney inspired pieces on display. The artists paint a wide variety of pieces from Peter Pan, Hercules, Mulan, Cinderella, Beauty & the beast and so much more. Some of the pieces reflect attractions within the theme park while other pieces of art may be special events or anniversary themed oriented around the park. The pieces within Disneyana change often. Sometimes, visiting Disneyana, you may even see a imagineer or artist inside. I can easily spend a hour inside Disneyana looking at all of the beautiful artwork. read more

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Stay away from this beautifully appointed store if you don't want to spend lots of money! It's one of those places that I throw caution to the wind and get whatever catches my heart.... A treasure trove of Disney artwork and decor for anyone who collects Disney. My last purchase was a large LE that we had shipped to our home. The cost of shipping was extremely reasonable and it was packed perfectly! So (unfortunately for my wallet) I'll be shipping any future purchases made knowing that they'll arrive in excellent condition. Take a break from waiting in line for a ride, the Disneyana store is a great attraction to visit! read more

Disneyana is one of the few places I like to browse (and more times than not purchase) the limited edition artwork, paintings and figurines. I have been in the store on more than a few occasions recently because of all the 50th Anniversary Haunted Mansion and all collectibles dedicated to my favorite ride in the park. Disneyana is a term for collectable items such as toys, books, animation cells, souvenirs and other items produced or licensed by The Walt Disney Company. Art Corner was the first retail store to sell Disneyana items inside the park from opening day until its closing in 1966. Disneyland opened the Disneyana shop in 1976 next to the Crystal Arcade on Main Street, U.S.A.. In 1986, Disneyana moved next to the Market House until Starbucks moved in during 2013 and expanded the Market House which required Disneyana ( https://bit.ly/2lkUH2P ) relocating to the old Bank of Main Street U.S.A. building next to the Opera House which houses Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln and the Disney Gallery. I feel it was a good decision by Disney to keep one of the old bank cages ( https://bit.ly/2nuYETj ) to use as a cashier counter and the vault ( https://bit.ly/2mZQZvT ) is used from time to time to display some of the more rare (and expensive) memorabilia for sale in the store. Our Disneyland collection mostly focuses on New Orleans Square and we have procured several collectable items ( https://bit.ly/2lZEVuE ) and pieces of limited edition art through our twenty years of being passholders. Rohlinism: If you do something for a long period of time, it eventually takes over part of your life... or part of your house! After the private event for the 50th Anniversary, the items which didn't sell became available to the general public and the better half had her eyes on the Madame Leota Headband Ears ( https://bit.ly/2m1wsad ) and Disneyana was the last store with these limited edition ears in stock. There is a good amount of items that is not collectable ( https://bit.ly/2nxHwwl ) or limited and therefore more reasonably priced (for Disney). For those interested in limited-edition fine art and paintings, you need to walk into the gallery ( https://bit.ly/2lkTrN9 ) which is currently home to several pieces ( https://bit.ly/2mUQOlP ) of art celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Haunted Mansion. Most of the art and figurines Disney have done for the Haunted Mansion have been reproductions of Ezra Beane, Gus and Professor Phineas Plump (collectively known as the Hitchhiking Ghosts), Constance Hatchaway (The Bride), Madame Leota and the Caretaker and his dog (semi-officially name Sirus Crump and Bones respectively). The Hat Box Ghost is another popular image for merchandising since 2009 when it appeared on several items for the 40th Anniversary of the Haunted Mansion. After being in the "void" for 46 years, the Hat Box Ghost "reappeared" in the Haunted Mansion in May of 2015 and its popularity has soared. For the 50th Anniversary, Disney decided to turn the spotlight on some of the lesser known haunts with Craig Fraser's Welcome Foolish Mortals ( https://bit.ly/2lZ2vaM ), including Victor Geist (The Organist) who is one of my favorite ghosts. Before we purchased our copy of Welcome Foolish Mortals, we actually looked at it three times, each time walking out through the Disney Gallery next door only to reenter Disneyana. Any cast member paying attention to us, probably thought we were either in some sort of weird time loop or we were both suffering from dementia. Passholders don't forget your discount when paying for your purchase and the cast member helping us put the painting into an easy to carry box and even offered to send the painting to "Will Call." We didn't need "Will Call" since we were leaving for the day, but it is nice to know it is available if we should need it in the future. In addition to the art work on display for the 50th Anniversary, the gallery has art from each of the lands in the park and from several Disney animated movies. During certain times of the day, a Disney artist ( https://bit.ly/2lQU4yv ) will be drawing or sketching in the gallery and on rare occasions a Disney Imagineer will drop in for a special signing or to ply his / her trade. For even more memorabilia and park concept renderings, you can visit the Disney Gallery which is connected to Disneyana, but don't fall in love with any of the items because none of them are for sale. I will never be an art aficionado (nor do I care to become one), but I will always be a fan of Disney artwork and will continue to browse Disneyana for the next item to add to our collection! read more

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I love this shop. A true Disney collectors dream!!! Or if you want to "just browse" this is the perfect place to do it. The amount of artwork here is wonderful. Timeless classics and limited editions are all located under one roof. The staff was super helpful. They were able to locate a piece (the last one) way way WAY in the back. read more

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Great for those who are hard core Disney-ites. Not so much for kids, especially since there are many things which twinkle but are not for touching. The art is in the back corner and it changes on a decent go around. My favorite items are the light up miniatures and the mini collectables in the front of the store. I have a paperclip holder that looks like Mickey's pants and what I call a pill box but I'm not sure what else you'd put inside of them. They're uber cute, highly detailed and there's always a new one that I want to, need to have! read more

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Disneyana and 20th Century Music Company are only a couple doors away from each other. They aren't the largest souvenir shops in the Disney resort, but they are a couple of the best if you're interested in Disney history. The items you can buy there can be found in other parts of the park, but these collections are my favorites because it's geared towards the historian in me. At the shops they sell CDs of the music you'll hear throughout the park. My little cousins aren't as into Disneyland as I am, but they have a blast when they hear Grim Grinning ghosts from the Haunted Mansion ride and they've memorized word for word all the lyrics to the Tiki Room. You can also find music from the other Disney theme parks from around the world and CDs of specials about Disneyland that you might have seen on the History Channel and other networks. They have simple books for little kids showing photos of some of the current rides and the retro attractions from back in the day. They also these gorgeous books on the animation of Disney. They have cels and tiny sculptures of Disney characters and princesses all over the place and this is the store to find really cool Nightmare Before Christmas ornaments outside of New Orleans Square during the holiday season. My favorite items are the tiny retro sculptures of the original Disney attractions and the Disney sign that used to stand at the entrance when I was a kid. They also have detailed sculptures of some of the rides, like the Jungle Cruise and the Haunted Mansion and it's a trip to see what the attraction would look like if you were looking from God's POV. Like I said, you can get some of this stuff around the park, but this is a fun collection of items if you care about Disney lore and want to bring some of that home. read more

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A cool store to window shop and check out the high value items. There are really gorgeous cel animations and a whole binder that you could browse through from films throughout the ages. It also featured art from various artists that work with Disney. They had keepsake statues as well that were more serious than cutesy. There were also some one of a kind historical items on display like a signed letter by Mr. Disney himself! I also spied some collaborations with designers like Betsey Johnson for special Mickey ears. A really cool look into the history of Disney art. read more

A wonderful store with some really amazing items. This store isn't your typical souvenir store. It's a bit higher end with items that you won't find elsewhere. As you'd expect from Disney, you'll find friendly people waiting to assist you here but if you just want to look around, they'll allow you to do that in peace as well. read more

Arrived home from our trip excited to hang our new painting "The Rose" only to find out I was given the wrong painting! Super frustrating, I now have to wait for them to "review" my claim, seriously???? Lesson learned, should have had Lucais unpack the painting and checked to make sure it was the correct one. read more

Whenever I visit Disneyland I always try to make a stop at this overlooked gem there is plenty of beautiful artwork and small collectibles like the pocket pals for your viewing and purchase pleasure. It's rarely crowded so stop by and appreciate the amazing and colorful art. read more

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This is an amazing store if you are into vintage Disney items. I'm not a huge disneyphile, but because I spent a good part of my childhood at Disneyland, I have a soft spot for vintage items that remind me of that period. They have an amazing collection of vintage posters of rides from that time, and I went completely crazy over them. I wanted to buy at least 10 of them, but at $35 a pop, they were not cheap. So I only bought two, one of the PeopleMover ride, which is no longer in operation (screw you Disney for taking it out, jerks, and replacing it with NOTHING). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Disneyland_PeopleMover_Poster.png And I got a poster of my absolute favorite ride when I was a kid, Adventure Thru Inner Space, which got replaced by Star Tours in 1985 (and screw you George Lucas for that). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Adventure_Thru_Inner_Space_Poster.png Anyway, go here even if you're not down with the vintage items. They have a lot of fabulous stuff, as the other reviewers have written about. read more

Sing it: Disneyana is the Place to Be, Collecting is the Life for Me! (Think opening lines of musical Oklahoma) On the hunt for some Disney collectible memorabilia? If you are looking to spend a bit of buckage, you can get some one of a kind (okay not really one of a kind), but close. Precious Moments, Lladro, cells, pins, boxes, coins and on an on. To the very back of the circular room for some very pricey artwork from Kincade and Disney animators. The cast members that work here seem to be pretty knowledgable about Disney history and are usually pretty willing to chat you up. read more

All things Art and Artistic! This as a wonderful stop and a great History Lesson! Look, the Park is a busy, and buzzing place you gotta look for little Magic spots and this is a a good one! Hope to see you there! read more

Ah Disneyana, not just a store but also a hobby, a past time, a way of life for some. This place can range from average $ to only Mr Dink from the cartoon "Doug" would shop here on a regular basis. It is still fun to look. And dream... Merch changes every so often and sculptures/paintings change more frequently. I don't really like how they have had Vinylmations in here the last year or so- plenty of other places to get those. read more

Women's clothing? Really? What Disneyana is a Disney collectible store. None of that kid stuff here. The store is very much like an old collectible store as it has been there as long as I can remember and the employees are on the older side. However, those employees as are friendly as any at the park. Overall, this is a pretty good store for diehard Disney fans with some cash to spend. read more

This is where I come to get all of my collectable Olzweski light box pieces. Yes, most items can be bought at the downtown World of Disney store but I feel that the customer service is markedly better than elsewhere. Some of the art pieces are very expensive jumping upwards of a few thousand dollars. But then there are also the more moderately priced prints. But its a great store to browse through and admire the art of Disney. read more

This is a cute little store to browse art, collectibles, and vintage items. While the selection is not as good as Off the Page in DCA, it's a great place to see the higher quality items that are fun to look at (but way out of most of our price ranges!). read more

Usually a great experience here but the employee by the name of Angela destroyed that for my family and I when she treated me like a criminal for taking pictures of the artwork there. She approached me in a confrontational way, unlike 99% of the other Disney employees I've encountered during my frequent trips there. She said the pictures were copyrighted which I understood but her tone and attitude were just way out of proportion to the offense, if you could even call it that. And to add insult to injury, after I stopped taking pictures, she had a male employee come out and tell me the same thing (as if that was going to intimidate me lol) and pretty much escalated the situation rather than let it be. I wasn't taking anymore pictures at this point but just browsing. However, if you provoke me be prepared to finish what you start. Anyhow, I reported it to the lead and to a manager and may still report it to her union leader since it seems she will only get a slap on the wrist for this. read more

This store has more high end collectable stuff. You hard core Disney fans need to shop here. I came with a friend who wanted a specific statue for his living room and I was amazed at the art they sold here. Prints, figures, animation cells, toys, pins, they had all kinda cool stuff. May not be your cup of tea, but stop by on the way out of the park. You never know if they have what you are looking for. read more

Love Disneyana. Lots of original Disney art and collectibles and ALWAYS helpful employees! Definitely a must-visit if you visit the parks.

Tried twice in one day (10/25/12) to purchase some higher end collectibles. Some statues and a limited edition art print. First in the morning and again towards the end of the night. No luck. Store employees are rude and ignore your need for help. No manners as they will step right in front of you without so much as an excuse me or offer of assistance. You'd think for the prices they ask they would bend over backwards to help but the Disney Park has staffed the shop with the rudest of their employees. Guess Disney doesn't need your money if they can treat you like spit. read more