Once Upon a Time is a fun store at Disney's Hollywood Studios. It's located in Sunset Boulevard…read moreright across from Anaheim Produce and Rosie's Café. This is one of the largest shops inside Disney's Hollywood Studios. The outside décor of the shop is pretty unique. It looks like you're entering a cinema or movie theater to go see a movie! Inside the store, you'll see lots of Disney-themed apparel, headwear (like Mickey Ears), and even Jewelry! Typical hours for this store are 9:00 A.M to 9:00 P.M daily, however, you'll want to take a look at Disney World's Mobile application. Sometimes the start times do change for Hollywood Studios. If you're staying on property at Disney World, there is a 30 minute extra time you'll have, with the theme park opening at 8:30 if you have early access. Annual Passholder discounts and Disney Visa Cardmember Perks are accepted at this store! We had a great time shopping at this store when we visited Hollywood Studios. Since we ended up going down Sunset Boulevard later in the evening, this store was relatively busy, but overall it was a lot of fun!

Inside Hollywood Studios there park just off the main entry strip. They have a variety of merch,…read morecollectibles and souvenirs. My personal fave is the kitchen stuff, really love the classic Minnie red and white polka dot apron. They have items from all over the park at this one location so you can hit this place on your way out and not have to carry everything around. They can also do front of the park delivery, but keep in mind that takes time, so do it early so it arrives before you get done for the day. There is plenty of staff around and they are friendly. Great place to grab souvenirs from your visit. Don't forget a frame for your fave pictures!! Overall: A Solid merch shop with a variety of options for take home goodies.

Excellent items ! This souvenir shop had amazing souvenirs without the crowds. I got a pandora…read moreDisney charm. I love my Coronado springs cup. Friendly help and wonderful selection

I did get a little spoiled staying at the Contemporary the night before. They had a lot more…read moremerchandise spread across three stores. But this little shop has everything you need! The Coronado Springs resort merch is so pretty!

Windtraders is one of the largest shops in Pandora, The World of Avatar at Disney's Animal Kingdom…read moreTheme Park. You'll end up getting dropped off inside this shop after riding the Avatar Ride. This shop is pretty unique. When my family and I visited for the Holidays, they had a little section dedicated with a few cast members to try out some of the Robotic Banshees. It was pretty cool! We didn't have to wait too long in line to try it out! You can also make your very own Avatar! They'll take a facial scan and upload your data profile. From there, you can customize your avatar from patterns, hairstyles and more! You can also accessorize your avatar too! No reservations are required for this experience. You can just visit the ACE Avatar Maker while you're visiting Windtraders. The store is beautiful! The walls look like root structures from the world of Pandora! It's so cool! While you're shopping at Windtraders, there are a variety of flora and fauna from Pandora as well! You'll also see apparel, arts, collectibles, pins, magic bands, toys and so much more! Annual Passholder Discounts and Disney Visa Cardmember Perks do apply at this store! This is one of my favorite stores to visit and shop at inside Disney's Animal Kingdom!

Very happy with the service Erik provided me and made the adoption process very fun and memorable…read more Got my own Banshee.

If you're a fan of the Grinch, you need to stop by the Mulberry Street Store! After my mom and I…read morerode a few rides in Seuss Landing, we decided to stop by all of the shops! Mulberry Street Store was one of our favorites! Inside this store, you'll find all items related to Dr.Seuss. There was a lot of merchandise for the Grinch though! We saw a lot of Grinch themed holiday houses, apparel, toys, and so much more! There was Grinch themed Tumblers, Mugs, Cups, Backpacks, Board games, and hats! As we were browsing the store, we saw a variety of Thing 1 and Thing 2 merchandise too! You can buy toys, souvenirs, wigs, hats, snacks, name tags, memorabilia, and so much more! If you're looking for personalized gift options, Mulberry Street Store offers that at the Personal-Who-Zation station! It was pretty empty when my mom and I visited Universal Studios Islands of Adventure on a Friday morning! We did pick up some Grinch themed apparel!

Another cute store with a suessical selection of merchandise at prices comparable to other shops in…read morethe park. The staff is friendly, so if you are on the lookout for anything Suess-related then come to this shop!

This cute, little Disney gift shop is at The Polynesian Resort on the second floor of the main…read morebuilding. They offer a lot of the same merch you can find in the theme parks, but what I love is they have items you can only get here at this gift shop. For example Polynesian Resort Minnie ears, loungeflys, and even the Minnie ears from their resort in Hawaii. If you're resort hopping, make sure to check this one out.

Cute gift shop. I love that you can find their Kona blend coffee here. That coffee is so good, it…read moreis meant to drink black. We are Stitch fans, so there are many adorable themed items. This is the smaller gift shop upstairs new the restaurants and a great place to look around the shop when waiting for your reservation if you are dining here. They also sell food you can cook for the parties that have a kitchen in their room. We have been shopping here for many years.

I ended up visiting the France Pavilion at Epcot as part of my runDisney adventure Springtime…read moreSurprise Weekend 2026! While strolling along the world showcase, I took some extra time to check out Plume et Palette which turned into one of my favorite stores to walk into! Plume et Palette offers an assortment of unique perfumes which are different compared to most of the merchandise available in other Disney gift shops. I was able to take all of the time needed to go over each section and discover all of the different perfumes which was pretty cool! The store's design was unique and interesting! A lot of the other Disney World traditional theme park shops have Disney themed merchandise. Plume et Palette is more similar to a specialty boutique though! There was a Dior Event on going when I had visited! Even though I visited during the very busy Springtime Surprise Weekend event, Plume et Palette was neither crowded nor difficult to browse! Each of the Cast Members working at Plume et Palette were very welcoming as well especially since it was my first time inside the store! The store provides a welcome break from the crowds and offers a different vibe compared to the other merchandise stores located in Epcot. If you have time to stroll through the World Showcase area, I would certainly recommend stopping in at Plume et Palette!

Cute little boutique, they sell different types of Dior perfumes. If you purchase a perfume from…read moreDior they do a complimentary engraving on the bottle.

While I was shopping in Main Street, U.S.A at Magic Kingdom, I found the Crystal Arts shop! The…read moreCrystal Arts shop is operated by the Arribas brothers. It's a boutique that is dedicated to exquisite glass and crystal pieces. One of the coolest features about this store is the in store glass blowing demonstrations. Artisans shape molten glass into delicate figurines, vases, or even etched nameplates. You can watch as the artisans creates, bend, twist, and color the glass! It's quite fascinating to watch! The store also offers custom engraving on many of its pieces! Crystal Arts offers several hands on experiences as well. There is a Hidden Mickey Tiaras & Scepters activity. You can design your own tiara or scepter by choosing from different metal bases like gold or silver. You can then choose a variety of gemstone accents or even birthstones! There is also a newer experience called the custom enchanted pumpkin carriage. You can select the colors and a glassblower creates your own tiny glass pumpkin carriage while you watch! Inside the store, you'll find beautifully crafted glassware from the Cinderella castle themed to Mickey and Minnie designs. There are some exclusive collections like the special Disney Vacation Club member glassware and Disney's Annual Passholder as well. This is a unique and fun experience. It's also a great way to take a break from the theme park rides!

A fascinating place to stop in and look around. I mean who doesn't want to see a $37k hand made…read morecrystal castle and custom made Disney themed tiaras?? They have mostly crystal pieces, however they do offer some ceramic and porcelain pieces from various designers as well. If you catch the artisans while they are working it's a whole other kind of show. There is a section for glass workers to sit and design pieces by hand and watching them work is always enjoyable. It really helps one to appreciate the talent and effort going into each piece. They etch a glass with names, dates, etc as well. We've gotten similar ones in other locations throughout the parks and they make great keepsakes. Overall: A Great place to stop and check out all the unique pieces and talented artists.

Honestly, you have to hit up Zawadi if you're hanging out at Animal Kingdom Lodge. It's way more…read morethan just a place to grab a forgotten toothbrush or a generic souvenir--it honestly feels like a high-end boutique you'd stumble into while traveling. The vibe in there is so moody and relaxing, and it smells amazing (that woodsy, lodge scent is everything). Instead of just the usual plastic toys, they have these gorgeous hand-carved bowls, ethically sourced beadwork, and textured home decor that actually looks intentional on a bookshelf. There have many Animal Kingdom and Disney themed apparel along with regular street clothes. Tucked away in the back right corner, are the sweet treats and Mickey coffee. Which I bought 2 of each: one for me and one for my Son who lives in Seattle ;)

For a Disney resort gift shop, I was not very impressed. It had your typical Disney stuff that all…read morestores have, and then some African inspired type gifts and stuff. Some of them were cute, but it just seemed like a lot of the same stuff, and some of it was stuff you could get at a knick knack store at home. They had some wine, which was what I was looking for, and all of the ones they had were from South Africa. That is fine, and I understand why, but I didn't really want to buy a $25+ bottle of wine that I'd never had before. I was looking for the Once Upon a Vine wines that a lot of the Disney stores have, but they didn't have it. I actually didn't end up buying anything here. I walked into the gift shop at the Polynesian, and I wanted everything, lol. And I actually bought several things. This store just didn't appeal to me.