We spotted this place while walking around downtown Winter Garden. The store has many cute…read moretrinkets and knick knacks. The owner of the shop was lovely. So, if you're in need of a gift this is certainly the place to find something special and unique.

Port of Entry is another one of those spots that I really like to stop when I am at Epcot. It is…read moreright there as you enter into World Showcase so it makes for an great place to stop and do some last minute shopping before you head off into the World Showcase! It has a nice variety of Disney products to choose from including clothing, souvenirs, collectible pieces and even items inspired by each of the countries located throughout world showcase. This store changes merchandise often! The convenience factor is huge with this particular stop. If you are trying to get a souvenir before you begin your day then Port of Entry is the perfect spot. On the flip side, if you need a short break before starting your exploration of World Showcase then Port of Entry is a fantastic first stop as well! The Cast Members that my family and I met were very friendly, the store was nicely laid out and the atmosphere was a lot of fun. I usually purchase something at this store. This store used to have a lot of pins. My last visit, I ended up getting a Disney spirit jersey. It was definitely worth stopping for a few minutes to explore their entire collection! Port of Entry is an excellent shop and will give you a great way to kick off your World Showcase adventure at Epcot!

Port of Entry sits near the entrance/exit of Epcot's world showcase. The vibe for apparel and…read moreaccessories does have a cruise / vacation club feeling and if you like Pandora jewelry, this is a spot to shop for unique pieces.

This is a really impressive store that comes much more to life if you have seen the new Wicked…read moremovie. They have so many of the iconic outfits & props worn and used in the movie and it's pretty cool. Lots of souvenirs here to look around at. Honestly, I don't love all the branding they did for this movie and I feel like a lot of the clothes are almost ugly or just not that great. Sorry to say that- but there are a few things here and there that are neat collectibles. If you or someone you know is a fan of Wicked this is definitely a store you'll want to check out.

Wicked: The Experience, is a exhibit located inside Universal Studios Florida. It's in the…read moreHollywood area. You can't miss it as you'll see the entrance to the exhibit as soon as you walk inside the theme park! If you're a fan of Wicked, you should spend some time to go through the exhibit! You'll get to step inside the world of Oz. There are film costumes and prop replicas throughout the exhibit! You'll also have opportunities to do photo ops within the exhibit too! I had a chance to see Glinda's Bubble Pink Dress! There are exclusive themed merchandise on sale here too! Some of the apparel include Glinda and Elphaba themed costumes from the movies. There are also artwork and accessories on sale too! If you're looking for some desserts, the Wicked Experience has that covered too! There is a small area outside of Wicked called Emerald City Eats. The shop services savory treats as well as some non-alcoholic drinks! I don't get to visit Universal Studios often, but this was a fun exhibit to walk through! There wasn't too many people inside either when my mom and I stopped by towards the end of park closing.

World Traveler is a shop at the International Gateway in Epcot at Disney World Florida. It's at the…read moreback of the park entrance. You can easily get here by taking the Skyliner from Disney Hollywood Studios or from the Caribbean Skyliner. My husband and I ended up taking the Skyliner to go from the back entrance to France, as soon as the park opened at 9:00 A.M. We had some additional time before Epcot opened. Luckily, the World Traveler store was open, and we were able to do a little bit of shopping prior to park opening! World Traveler does accept the Annual Passholder Discounts and the Disney Visa Cardmember Perks. Inside the store, you'll see a wide range of offerings! Some of those include the following Food (snacks like Popcorn!) Mickey Ears Pins Toys & Plush, Drinks (Soda, Water) Apparel & Accessories Gifts & Housewares Magicbands!! We enjoyed shopping at World Traveler! We ended up picking up some summer items like a water fan from World Traveler! The team members are super helpful and friendly here, too!

Great shop at the International Gateway entrance of Epcot…read more We grabbed my son's "passport" here for collecting cards and stamps from each country. Was a highlight of his visit!

Big Top Souvenirs is a gift shop located in Fantasyland at Disney World's Magic Kingdom. This store…read morerecently reopened in Fantasyland. During my latest trip to Disneyworld over the holidays with my family, we stopped inside the Big Top Souvenirs after riding the train ride. Big Top Souvenirs is one of the larger gift shops in Magic Kingdom. As soon as we walked inside the store, we could smell all of the wonderful snacks! There was so may sweat treats and snacks available at Big Top Souvenirs! If you're interested in other items, Big Top Souvenirs does have toys, pins, apparel and so much more! This is one of the best shops at Magic Kingdom. Everything is well organized at this store and all of the items are typically in stock too! The food is delicious here as well! If you're in the area, Big Top Souvenirs is a must go to! The team members are amazing here!

So I have really complicated feelings about this Disney shop & confectionery as this was my work…read morelocation on my Disney Internship (which I did not enjoy). But also because they removed a key item from my childhood to build this (Mickey & Minnie's houses) which kind of broke my heart. It's a souvenir shop. A lot of dumbo merch obviously but so much more. It has quite a large footprint. If you are looking for something sold on Main Street and they do not have it, you may find it here so I would ask a cast member of they have seen that item. It's closet to a character meet up and the dumbo rides. A great (and popular) location to wait out any rain as there are outlets scattered throughout the store (though CM's will not want you to use them) they also have food-most confectionery so candy apples, rice crispy treats, cake pops etc plus ready made food. This is the only location on property that sells my favorite cookie of all time -the peanut butter chocolate chip cookie. It's not themed in anyway but it's big soft but not too soft and just decedent. Trust me and try it if you like peanut butter. Lest time we were there we kissed out on it because apparently the store now closed at 3pm. Which upset me quite a bit as I lost out on my favorite cookie bit when I worked there it was open all day so I often was there closing until 2am.

I walked into Disney Style with no intention of shopping and walked out mentally screaming, "SHUT…read moreUP AND TAKE MY MONEY." This place is dangerous. Not souvenir-shop dangerous. Actual wardrobe-reset dangerous. Service is Disney quality and the value well... where else are you going to get this stuff. Online? I don't think so. Disney Style isn't selling mouse ears and nostalgia dust--it's selling confidence, drip, and the kind of fashion that says "yes, I like Disney, but I also pay attention to mirrors." Clean lines. Modern cuts. Stuff you can wear outside the park without looking like you just escaped a gift shop hostage situation. And yes--let's address the scandal. I stopped here right after a trip to Universal. I said it. And you know what? It was totally worth it. If Universal is out here flexing world-class theming, Disney Style is quietly saying, "Cool. Now put something nice on." This is Disney acknowledging that adults exist, trends exist, and sometimes you want merch that doesn't scream--but knows. You walk in and immediately start doing that dangerous math: "I don't need this... ...but I do deserve it." The displays are sharp. The vibe is confident. Everything feels intentional.

I understand what this shop is trying to do, but I think it may have missed the mark a bit. I mean,…read morestick with me here, it is attempting to be an edgy mall fashion shop that harking back to the 90s vibe. However, this is not in a mall, and if you were going for nostalgia, you might have picked the different decade. I came over here because the temperatures in Florida decided to dip faster than an influencer in a TikTok trend. I had only prepared for one chilly night, not a week of northern weather in Florida. I wanted a sweatshirt or hoodie and had high hopes for this store. Especially since they are marketing to celebrate an anniversary for Disney World. The designs were eye catching, but not at all what I was looking for. I had to distract myself from buying anymore t-shirts, as I had already purchased at least three in the past two days. There are other things in here to look at, but browsing isn't something you really do in here. You will be pushed along. Shame on you for wanting to know if they had a size for your or not.

5 stars for a Disney pin collector's hot spot…read more Located on the 4th floor of Disney's Contemporary Resort (otherwise known as the hotel that has the monorail running through it), Fantasia gifts is the only Disney resort (at least in Orlando) that carries Limited Edition and Limited Release Disney pins (new ones come out every Thursday). Fantasia has 4 entrances/exits and does offer more Disney souvenir offerings in addition to pins. This bustling store offers games, toys, t-shirts, pens and even pet-centric souvenirs. The cast members are always friendly and ready to help answer any question. Also, if you're looking for a particular item and they don't have it in stock, you can ask a cast member if the item is available anywhere else on Disney property. Tip: if you are coming to the Contemporary by car (as opposed to the free Disney bus system or monorail), just show the security guards at the gate your ID and explain your intent to purchase souvenirs. Unless there's a convention or other event that is causing them to experience a high volume of guests, they usually let you in without having a resort or dining reservation.

I was actually at fantasia miniature golf course..I put this review in after we left so this was…read morethe closest thing that I could fine.

I was lucky enough to check out The Daily City Pop Up shop at a media preview event as a Yelp Elite…read moremember. I loved the location as it highlighted SODO (South of Downtown) and brought a hipster sorta vibe. Access to the location was super easy and parking was plentiful. You could try for a spot in front of the suite (across from TJ Maxx) or do what I did and park in the Target parking garage. The goal of this pop up shop is to highlight local and small businesses and artisans . There was a little of something for everything: Project Pop and their organic popcorn Cloak and Dapper had clothing and grooming tools for purchase Wondermade marshmallows Rifle Paper Co. (Stationary and cards) Whisk & Bowl (cooking & kitchen tools) J&G Chocolates (yay for samples) Orlando Doesn't Suck t-shirts These are only a handful of the businesses that were represented. Spa Privee was also there providing mini massages. It's definitely a great way to check out all those small businesses you see around town but all in one place. I also noticed they are offering special craft/art workshops(for a fee) throughout the weekend event so definitely worth checking out the schedule. For purchases, you pay at the front table next to the front door. Unfortunately only credit cards are accepted so keep that in mind. Looks like they are bringing out a few food trucks for the weekend event open to the public so it's a great way to incorporate date night with food and shopping! Plus you can get cute photos taken of yourselves playing shuffleboard!

The Daily City Pop Up Shop is cool... possibly a little too cool for me. But if you are in the SoDo…read morearea this week I'd recommend checking it out. The folks from the Daily City have brought together an interesting mix of local businesses in a very hipster-ish format. This is a great chance to check out some smaller businesses you may miss otherwise. I was able to go to the preview night last night with some friends. The shop was easy to find on the corner by the Target and TJ Maxx. There was street parking and also parking in the Target garage. The shop is set up with creative window displays and signs outside to let you know you've found the place. The format of the shop wasn't what I was expecting at all. I was expecting something more like a traditional market with different stalls for each business. There was a variety of businesses represented but the products were displayed like a traditional store with all of the products mixed together, not divided by brand. Since I am a super planner I had looked at the Daily City site before going to the shop and had an idea of the products I was interested in buying. The selection in the shop turned out to be pretty small and there weren't salespeople, so I ended up not buying anything. I specifically wanted to pick up an "Orlando Doesn't Suck" shirt. I completely missed the shirts on my first pass through the store until someone pointed out a small selection of them in the bottom drawer of a dresser. It was a pretty display, but not very functional. I honestly didn't want to mess up the display, so I ended up skipping the shirt (maybe I'll go back later in the week and get one once somebody else has messed up the nice folding). There were a ton of great products, fancy marshmallows, cool clothes, flower headbands, stationary, etc. And if you don't feel like shopping, there's shuffleboard. It's a fun and unique shopping experience.