Still feeling a need to nerd out after a day at Galaxy's Edge? Forget to buy a memento while you…read morewere there? Now you find yourself at Disney Springs wanting that item? Well then head on in to the Outpost. They've got all things Star Wars from park-themed items to other items like toys, figures, gifts, clothings, accessories, housewares, games, lightsabers, plush toys and so on. Store is stocked to the Galaxy with merch. Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it. Friendly and efficient cashiers.

You really cannot go wrong stopping in here if you're a Star Wars fan, I dare say it's a must. The…read morereplica helmets that they have right now as I'm writing this (September 2026) are beyond superior to any I've seen them offer before, and they're currently at a range between $119.99 to $149.99 which is also a really good price for the quality of these. I mention this in particular because wow, if you're someone who likes to collect these then I feel like coming in here you need to be prepared to grab them while they're here! And yes, you can put them on your head - the design has been upgraded on these models so now there is actually an at-first undetectable space that will expand to allow it to fit on your head for once, in case you were amongst those that couldn't do so before, and then it collapses back on itself to go back to the form and it's perfect. However, if that's not your vibe and you're just a fan looking to peruse and see if anything catches your eye - there are plushies, mugs, keychains, of course there are lightsabers, apparel for all ages, etc. The customer service is always friendly and helpful, of course. Definitely worth popping in; great spot!

This is the biggest gift shop store in the park. It's right at the entrance, next to minion mini…read moreland. The has products from all corners of the parks, all themes are covered here like Harry Porter, Nintendo World, Marvel, Minion, Transformers, Jurassic Park, and few more. There are all sorts items available like magnets, pins, apparels, hats, cups, mugs, bags, dolls, toys, bottles, key rings, socks and so much more. It takes a while to explore the whole store. The prices are little bit higher since it's a tourist place. But some things are worth the price. There are several associates available around the store. Some stand in front offering visitors deals and credit card promos. Checkout lane has multiple registers open and move fast. I bought few small magnets from the store.

A great large store to hit if you're walking Citywalk- I dip in almost every single time, even if…read moreit's just to duck out of the heat for a minute. We have bought so many gifts for the kids here over the years and I always love seeing slightly different merchandise in this shop. I spend extra time- this visit I was so tempted by the Toothless Merchandise! And everything Harry Potter. My daughter was begging for a minion t-shirt for Lilly! Fun, huge Universal merchandise shop- just check them out!

My mom loves shopping and we popped in this store. They have a nice selection of Harry Potter…read morethemed items that are comparable in price to other stores. It was themed with some quidditch items, which was a nice touch. The staff were friendly, though the store is a bit cramped if others shopping, so I didn't shop long & waited for my mom outside to finish shopping.

Quidditch is a sport first described in the book Sorcerer's Stone (1997). It is played in the…read morewizarding world by witches and wizards who ride flying broomsticks in an oval stadium with three ring shaped goals. There are two teams of seven players: three Chasers, two Beaters, the Keeper, and the Seeker. Harry Potter was the pivotal Gryffindor Seeker. Once the Seeker captures the Golden Snitch the team is awarded 150 points and they win the game. While the Seeker is attempting to catch the Snitch, the Chasers and the Keeper attempt to score defend the goals against the Quaffle as the two Beaters have to bat away the dangerous Bludgers away from their teammates and towards their opponents. In the book there are both regional and international Quidditch matches. A version of the game has been developed for Muggles that replaces flying with running. I love all of the shops in the Wizarding World at Universal. Along with the rides, they bring the books to life. Quidditch Supplies opened on July 8, 2014 in Diagon Alley. In the books it is the store where Harry Potter sees his first broomstick, the Nimbus 2000. If you look closely, the shops are filled with surprises for Harry Potter fans like the magic poster above the fireplace for Ron Weasley's for Ron Weasley favorite Quidditch team, the Chudley Cannons This shop sells all kinds of Quidditch items in all four hour house colors, red, green, yellow, and blue. Show your team spirit with with a jersey, scarf, or hat. You can even customize a team shirt with your name on the back. A t-shirt runs around $35 to $40 in sizes up to 3XL, scarves $40, gloves $22. They also sell broomsticks, Golden Snitches, Quaffles, Bludger Bats, water canteens, board games, hoodies, socks, tumblers, plushies, banners, bags, pins, keychains, magnets, lanyards, and collectibles. The sweaters are made by Lochaven, a company in Scotland that made the sweaters for the movies. Near the ceiling throughout the store are trophies, statues, and other artifacts from the history of Quidditch. Fans of the books and movies will love the immersive experience of visiting this store although be warned, the Harry Potter stores tend to be cramped and are filled from floor to ceiling. To get the whole experience you need to look all the way up. When you finish exploring you can access Weasley's Wizard Wheezes and Sugarplum's Sweet Shop by walking through the store.

This is a fun store, but like the Star Wars store, this one is too small. It was absolutely packed,…read moreand could have offered more items to purchase. I bet if they found a larger lot, it would still have just as many people. I would love to see more of a variety of gifts with a bigger variety of characters.

Very cool store if you like everything marvel. It is super busy because it's inside Disney Springs…read more Nothing is cheap, you're on Disney property and its brand.

Diagon Alley just lets the inner child out- and Ollivanders is so much fun to explore- EXCEPT it's…read moretoo crowded with others just like you! Very hard to move around and see everything, you want to open all the boxes and see all the wands! There are wand helpers around to answer questions and assist with finding the right wand. They have all the "famous" wands and also unique wands that they can look up your birthday and tell you which one fits you. There are several wand shops across both Diagon Alley and Hoogsmeade- but I really feel like you need to buy your wand at Ollivanders.

Previous to entering Ollivanders wand shop is witnessing the Wand Experience at the Diagon Alley…read moreArts Club. You'll find this directly across from Gringotts Bank (you know with the 60 foot fire breathing Ukrainian ironbelly dragon on top). Once the performance is complete you enter Ollivanders and focus on which wand is the best fit for you. Maybe your wand will find you swiftly. I was told they have over 10,000 wands on site and while many are the same model, no two are ever the same. So it's similar to snowflakes, but $50 bucks more expensive. Every employee is an experienced wand expert and can assist you in finding the wand you love (keeping in mind that you don't find the wand, rather, it finds you). That being said, I guess the employee should ignore you and work with the wands, while you just stand there. On second thought, that's a stupid idea. It is imperative you have an interactive wand and it is activated. You can't truly be immersed in the Harry Potter experience without it. There are locations in the alleys for the interactive wand to conjure up surprises. Be aware there maybe short lines at these places since everyone wants the experience and that sometimes the miracles are hard to activate. You paid the admission to get in the gates, you walked and/or rode to the back of the property to see this, you can't skimp out now. The interactive wand enhances your amazing adventure; It also makes for great decoration in your home, as well as a neat conversation piece. Tell all your friends you went see Harry Potter and ride the coasters. So maybe you need to get the wand stand, too? 8/19

This is a fabulous last minute stop that includes merch from all of your favorite portals that you…read moredidn't have time to browse. I was excited to get some truffles to try on the way home. Captain Cocoa hopefully helped me pick some good flavors.

This is a massive merchandise store, placed in Celestial Park right in front of the Epic Universe…read moreentrance. It has a beautiful design, all different themed sections are clearly identifiable. They have all sorts of items like toys, dolls, costumes, apparels, mugs, stationaries, key chains, pins, caps, tote bags, and so much more. I liked the Nintendo Mario World and Harry Porter sections of the store. Those had the most unique merchandises. We bought few items from here. Prices were little high, as expected. The checkout lanes had 5-10 minutes wait due to a lot of people in the store. They had 3 register open and lines were moving quickly. They were also offering discounts and promotions for getting a Universal Credit card at the store.

Island Mercantile and the Island Mercantile food cart right next door is the largest merchandise…read moreshop at Animal Kingdom. It has about everything from hats, shirts, and plush items. It also has a nice selection of Disney Fine Art both in the store and around the outside areas of the shop. Service is fast when checking out. You can also utilize the Merchandise Mobile Checkout on your phone as well. There are a variety of items. When I went the featured items were the Bluey ones. The Island Mercantile food cart is another home to the viral Cookie Dough Ice Cream sandwich. It was the perfect treat on a hot day. It quite a large sandwich and it does melt quickly. However, it came beautifully wrapped which helps stop some of the melting. The sprinkles in the sandwich were a fun touch and it was an interesting mixture of cookie dough and vanilla ice cream. It can easily be shared with multiple people.

Island Mercantile is located in Discovery Island at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. You'll see…read moreit on the left side as soon as you enter Animal Kingdom going towards the Tree of Life. It's one of the larger gift stores in Animal Kingdom. This is also one of the main shopping areas inside the theme park. This store has some much merchandise! There is food, pins, apparel, accessories and so much more! While I was shopping at this store during the holidays, there was a lot of Up merchandise, Disney Pins that were Animal Kingdom theme, and even a discovery series pin! I really liked the coco inspired Merchandise! There were some toys and really cool shirts! I think the largest section of the store was dedicated to Lilo and Stich though. We saw a lot of Lilo and Stich merchandise like key chains, plush, shirts and a lot more! This is one of my favorite stores to shop at inside Disney's Animal Kingdom. Annual Passholder discounts and Disney Visa Cardmember Perks do apply at this store!

This location is located the more hidden, dark areas of the Wizarding World. Enter with caution,…read moreand wands at the ready! You never know if you'll run in to a death eater. Loved the theming, selection of merchandise, and the staff were friendly as we strolled around the shop to look at the items. Prices mirror other places in the park, and definitely a decent selection of Harry Potter merchandise.

Perfectly dark and intimidating. This shop felt exactly like I thought it would. The atmosphere was…read moreheavy and the displays were impressive. I loved seeing the animatronic snake which was definitely the focal point of the shop. I am so impressed, as with the rest of Harry potter world how perfectly the vibe was captured. Loved my copy of Tom Riddle's diary!