Shopping at Disneyland- Full Guide to ALL the Disneyland Stores

No vacation to Disneyland Park is complete without browsing all its shopping options.

Disneyland Park has some incredible shopping opportunities so you can show your love for The Happiest Place on Earth. Throughout the theme park, you can find clothes, jewelry, toys, accessories, and even hand blown glass at many stores.

Browsing through the different shops is a great way to escape the heat of Southern California. It can also be a great way to take a break from riding the attractions. We've spent countless hours at Disneyland Resort and learned the best of the best from each of the stores around Disneyland.

Here's your ultimate guide to shopping at Disneyland Park.

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Shopping in Main Street, U.S.A.

Main Street, U.S.A. not only has the most amount of shops at Disneyland Park.

It's also the area that's open the latest everyday! The shops along Main Street, U.S.A. stay open 1 hour after closing, making it a perfect place to do last-minute shopping before leaving the theme park at the end of your visit.

Let's check out what Main Street, U.S.A. has to offer.

Disneyana

The first shop you see on your right as you enter the park, Disneyana is a unique gallery showcasing one-of-a-kind work of limited-edition and original artwork.

Disneyana is one of my favorite shops in Disneyland for this very reason. It's full of unique and interesting items, from artwork to shadowboxes to special Disneyland keys. You'll even sometimes find a Disney Imagineer or artist as they drop by for special signings and live drawings.

Make sure to take extra time in your busy day to explore Disneyana!

The Mad Hatter

Several doors down from Disneyana sits The Mad Hatter, a hat, Mickey Ears, and apparel shop.

Here, Disney fans can personalize their set of Mickey Ears with fun pre-made designs or even have their name embroidered into their apparel.

Here, you're sure to find your perfect fit!

Disney Showcase

Just across from The Mad hatter sits Disney Showcase, a shop full of the latest and greatest Disney apparel and souvenirs.

What makes Disney Showcase so special is that here, Disney sells seasonal apparel and souvenirs.

So, expect an ever-changing assortment of Halloween, Holiday, or celebratory merchandise depending on the time of year.

Emporium

Across the street from Disney Showcase is Emporium, an old-fashioned themed boutique full of Disney keepsakes of all varieties.

Emporium offers the largest selection of souvenirs in all of Disneyland Park. With merchandise ranging from Mickey Ears and pins to decorative mugs, pins, and autograph books, Emporium likely has exactly what you need.

And remember, all of the shops along Main Street, U.S.A. – including Emporium – stay open up to 1-hour after the Disneyland Park closes!

Main Street Magic Shop

Known famously for a time when Steve Martin worked here, Main Street Magic Shop is known for its assortment of magic and illusion props.

This unique Disneyland experience literally lets you take the magic home with you, with a wide array of magic tricks for all skill levels and a variety of one-of-a-kind magical items.

You can also enjoy free demonstrations of amazing magic tricks from world-class professional magicians here!

20th Century Music Company

As the name implies, 20th Century Music Company sells soundtracks to some of your favorite Disney films – but that's not the reason so many guests visit this shop.

20th Century Music Company is more well-known for its large collection of pins, lanyards, and accessories, making it great for all the pin traders in your party.

Be careful though, because this shop is small and can be a tight squeeze when visiting!

New Century Jewelry

Disneyland Park isn't quite complete without a boutique jewelry store.

Located right next to Emporium, New Century Jewelry offers a wide selection of fine jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings, and other accessories. It's known for its elegant and high-quality pieces that cater to guests with a variety of tastes and budgets.

With a mix of timeless designs and contemporary styles, you'll be sure to find a piece of jewelry you (or your significant other) will love.

Fortuosity Shop

Right next to New Century Jewelry, Fortuosity Shop is another charming boutique, but offers fashionable clothing accessories, purses, and watches.

This small store has items in a wide price range that fits anyone's budget. You never know what you just might find.

Fortuosity Shop is a great place for any Disney fashionista with an appreciation for style.

Market House

Otherwise known as Starbucks, Market House got its name to keep with the theming of turn-of-the-century Main Street, U.S.A.

Of course, here you'll find everything you'll find at Starbucks. But this shop also sells a unique collection of Starbucks-branded Disneyland Park mugs, tumblers, and ornaments.

This merchandise is very popular among Disney theme park aficionados!

Disney Clothiers, Ltd.

The next shop while walking down Main Street, U.S.A. is Disney Clothiers Ltd., a shop with a large selection of t-shirts, sweatshirts, sleepwear, and seasonal attire.

If you're specifically looking for Disney clothing, you'll likely find what you need here. Of course, you'll likely find a large selection of spirit jerseys here!

Because of its variety of clothing, expect this store to be busy throughout the entire day of your visit.

Crystal Arts

With a wide array of crystal souvenirs, including figurines, glasses, and tiaras, Crystal Arts can attract guests of any age.

Here is where you can find crystal souvenirs that fit any budget, from tiny Disney themed figurines to a massive crystal Sleeping Beauty Castle. You can even purchase personalized glassware that gets engraved right in front of you.

Crystal Arts has a beautiful display of crystal souvenirs, such as figurines, tiaras, and personalized glassware that can be engraved while guests wait.

Silhouette Studio

If you've never had your own silhouette cut out for you, you have to visit Silhouette Studio.

In 90 seconds, you can have your very own hand-cut silhouette keepsake customized for you. You even get your very own picture frame to go with it!

Even while waiting in line to get your silhouette done, you can marvel at each of the silhouettes made before you!

Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen

If you've got a sweet tooth, this shop is for you.

Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen is an old-fashioned themed confectionary full of a wide assortment of treats, including Disneyland's famous caramel apples, toffee, fudge, and cookies.

My favorite sweet from here is the churro toffee!

The China Closet

The China closet is your home base for home decorative items, ornaments, and of course: mugs.

With a floor-to-ceiling mug wall, you can't go wrong with finding the right mug for you. My favorite area to browse though is all of the home decorations and accessories.

Just a tip for this shop though: since many of the items here are breakable, make sure to browse this shop on your way out of the theme park.

Plaza Point

A holiday themed store that occupies the former PhotoPass shop, Plaza Point keeps the holiday spirit year-round.

With ornaments, housewares, linens, and accessories all with holiday theming, this is your one-stop-shop for anything Christmas-related.

Plaza Point also changes seasonally to showcase different holidays like Halloween and Lunar New Year, so don't skip out on this shop during different seasons!

Shopping in New Orleans Square

With some of the most classic attractions in Disneyland Park, New Orleans Square actually has a few great shopping options you shouldn't miss.

Let's go over the shops in this charming land.

Port Royal Curios and Curiosities

Port Royal Curios and Curiosities marks the start of the winding alleyways in New Orleans Square.

Just around the corner from Royal Street Veranda, Port Royal Curios is your home base for Haunted Mansion or Nightmare Before Christmas themed merchandise.

For fans of the iconic ride or movie, this is a can't-miss shop!

Pieces of Eight

Next to Port Royal Curios and Curiosities is Pieces of Eight, which houses merchandise themed after Pirates of the Caribbean.

This is also the same shop you walk into after getting off of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.

Full of pirate clothing, toys, and collectibles, any pirate will leave Pieces of Eight with all kinds of new treasure!

Eudora's Chic Boutique Featuring Tiana's Gourmet Secrets

In preparation for Tiana's Bayou Adventure, Eudora's Chic Boutique is a collaboration between Tiana and her talented dressmaker mother, Eudora.

This shop features clothing, accessories, cooking supplies, and more. It even sells a line of merchandise featuring Tiana's own spices and sauces!

Also make sure to marvel at the details of this Princess and the Frog-themed shop!

Cristal d'Orleans

In keeping with the bayou feel, Cristal d'Orleans sells exceptionally etched pieces of crystal.

From personalized cups and pitchers to tiaras, figurines, and more, you can celebrate the spirit of New Orleans with glittering glassware!

Do keep in mind that the majority of the items sold here at Cristal d'Orleans is similar to those you'll find at Crystal Arts.

La Mascarade d'Orleans

La Mascarade d'Orleans sells an array of distinctive Pandora jewelry and other beautiful jewelry – with a French flair.

This is the first dedicated Pandora location at Disneyland Resort, with the largest assortment of Pandora jewelry of any Disneyland shop. You'll also find hand-finished necklaces, earrings, rings, charms, and bracelets.

La Mascarade d'Orleans gives you another jewelry store option to fill your needs.

Mlle. Antoinette's Parfumerie

Located in a small corner of Orleans Street, Mlle. Antionette's Parfumerie sweeps you away into a fantasy antique shop.

Here, you'll find a wide array of perfumes, many of which you can sample.

Although you wouldn't normally think of going to Disneyland just to buy perfume, taking one step into this store could make for a wonderful experience!

Shopping in Critter Country

Home to Tiana's Bayou Adventure and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Critter Country is popping with life!

Make sure to visit the well-hidden shops in this themed land.

Ray's Berets

Ray's Berets (formerly The Briar Patch) is the best place for you to shop for headwear, apparel, accessories, toys, and more.

With our favorite firefly Raymond and his firefly kin in the coziest cabin in Critter Country, you'll be sure to light up when you see how these bayou bugs have made their home their own.

Louis' Critter Club

At the farthest end of Critter Country, you'll come across Louis' Critter Club (formerly Pooh corner).

So the story goes, this is where the friends of Tiana's Bayou Adventure call their home away from home. The shop side is the place to go to for apparel, accessories, home decor, and more!

And like the treats side of the shop will still feature must-have merchandise and sweets from the Hundred Acre Wood, including the popular Tigger tail.

Shopping in Adventureland

Themed after the remote jungles in Africa, Asia, South America, Oceania, and the Caribbean, Adventureland features 1 shop to satiate all your needs adventure-related.

Adventureland Bazaar

Located directly across from The Jungle Cruise, Adventureland Bazaar has a wide selection of tropical clothing, sunglasses, Disney plush toys, and even pressed penny machines.

Believe it or not, Adventureland Bazaar is also one of the only Disney shops to also sell non-Disney merchandise. However, you're also bound to find merchandise themed after Indiana Jones, Lilo and Stitch, and Moana.

You can even find Mickey Ears that originated at Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa!

Shopping in Frontierland

Themed after the American Old West, Frontierland offers two shops for you to explore.

Westward Ho Trading Company

Facing the central square in Frontierland, Westward Ho Trading Co. is the largest pin shop in Disneyland Park.

Despite its small size, Westward Ho Trading Co. has an incredibly massive collection of pins, including exclusive or limited-edition pins, as well as lanyards and accessories.

If you're looking for a very specific pin, it's likely that Westward Ho Trading Co. has it.

Pioneer Mercantile

Across from Westward Ho Trading Co., Pioneer Mercantile sells a wide range of souvenirs.

Here, you'll find t-shirts, mugs, pins, plush toys, and seasonal merchandise. It's full of western-wear as well as modern-day souvenirs.

Since this shop is so big, if you're unsure of what to buy, Pioneer mercantile is a great place to start your search.

Bonanza Outfitters

Connected to Westward Ho Trading Co., Bonanza Outfitters has a limited supply of Disney clothes and accessories.

If you're looking for a spirit jersey, Mickey t-shirt, or Minnie bag during your trip, Bonanza Outfitters might just have it.

Bonanza Outfitters makes shopping in Frontierland an easy experience.

Shopping in Tomorrowland

Tomorrowland is full of imaginative decor and is the “Future That Never Was.”

Let's go over your shopping options in Tomorrowland.

The Star Trader

Located right by the exit to Star Tours – The Adventures Continue, The Star Trader is a must-visit for any Star Wars fan.

The Star Trader is chalk-full of Star Wars merchandise, Disneyland keepsakes, and intergalactic gifts. You can even find limited edition collectibles, artwork, and books.

Star Wars fans can even build their own lightsaber (a much different and more cost-effective experience than Savi's Workshop in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge).

The Little Green Men Store Command

As you exit Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, you enter Little Green Men Store Command.

This story isn't just full of Toy Story themed merchandise. It's also full of a plethora of pins! While not quite as extensive of a collection as Westward Ho Trading Co. in Frontierland, pin enthusiasts will still find themselves spending plenty of time here.

Guests can also purchase Vinylmation, Disney Pixar merchandise, and a fun assortment of toys.

Shopping in Fantasyland

Fantasyland is the place where children of all ages can step right into their own fairytale.

Inspired by Disney's animated fairy tale feature films, Fantasyland has a number of shops to explore.

Enchanted Chamber

The first shop you pass as you enter Sleeping Beauty Castle into the castle courtyard, Enchanted Chamber is somewhat of a secret location.

Most guests walk right past this shop, too busy marveling at the rest of Sleeping Beauty Castle. However, Enchanted Chamber is a wonderfully themed Fantasyland shop full of toys, games, costumes, accessories, mugs, and ornaments.

Even if you don't purchase anything here, make sure to explore the shop's medieval theming and detail!

The Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique

Located in the castle courtyard, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique is where the kiddos (ages 3-12) go for a magical transformation into a princess or knight.

This salon transforms the youngest visitors into real life fairytale characters – while you get a front-row seat as your kiddo prepares for the ball (or to defend the castle!). Even if your kiddo doesn't want a full makeover, they can still choose from a wide selection of costumes, crowns, hats, and accessories.

If you do choose to do a makeover for your kiddo, we highly recommend making an advanced reservation!

Fairy Tale Treasures

Located next to Royal Theatre, Fairy Tale Treasures is the perfect shop to visit after meeting some of your favorite Disney princesses.

This enchanted shop offers royal apparel, toys, and merchandise inspired by Cinderella, Rapunzel, Elena of Avalor, and other favorite princesses.

The Mad Hatter

Located next to Mad Tea Party, Mad Hatter is full of Disney-themed headwear.

From tiaras and princess hennins to Mickey Ears, Mickey Ears, hats, and more.

Here, you can also personalize your headwear with your name!

Le Petit Chalet

In the shadow of the Matterhorn sits Le Petit Chalet, a shop full of more Disney-themed headwear.

What differentiates Le Petit Chalet from The Mad Hatter is its location. Since it's away from the hustle and bustle of the castle courtyard, this shop isn't as buys.

However, it still sports a large selection of Mickey Ears and hats!

Fantasy Faire Gifts

Closer to “it's a small world” than it is to Fantasy Faire, Fantasy Faire gifts is your go-to shop for bubble wands, popcorn, candies, and other miscellaneous goods.

This small kiosk doesn't have much, but it's great to catch you off guard and make an impulse purchase.

Its location between the Fantasyland Theatre,  “it's a small world,” and the Disneyland Railroad Toontown Station makes it an easy spot to stop for a treat.

It's a Small World Toy Shop

Located right next to the exit of “it's a small world,” It's a Small World Toy Shop is where you'll find princess-themed dolls, plush toys, magic wands, trading pins, and more.

This seemingly small store has a lot of merchandise for your kiddos.

It also has a few “it's a small world” themed pieces of merchandise!

Shopping in Mickey's Toontown

The kiddos will love to explore the reimagined Mickey's Toontown area, full of interactive play areas and fun rides and attractions.

Let's check out the shops in Mickey's Toontown.

EngineEar Souvenirs

The only shop in Mickey's Toontown, EnginEar Souvenirs is your one-stop shop for top-notch Mickey and pals merchandise.

Conveniently located at the exit to Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, you'll find everything from snazzy apparel and terrific toys to a dazzling array of Mickey and Minnie ear hats.

Staying true to its theme, you'll even find some train-themed merchandise here!

Shopping in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge

Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is 14 acres of breathtaking land that fully immerse you in the Star Wars universe.

There's a number of shops inside Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge to satisfy your hunger for Star Wars merchandise!

Savi's Workshop

Savi's Workshop is the shop where the very popular handbuilt lightsaber experience takes place.

So the legend goes, a group known as the “Gatherers” ushers you into a covert workshoped packed with unusual parts collected from the far reaches of the galaxy. Under their guidance, you can construct your very own lightsaber and bring it to life with the power of kyber crystals.

Be sure to make an advanced reservation for this once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Droid Depot

Just around the corner from Savi's Workshop, Droid Depot is where guests can build their own R-series, BB-series, or C-series droids.

This workshop fully stocked with parts, chips, manuals, and other tech items that you can use to construct your droid.

Your final product will be capable of interacting with many immersive elements of Batuu!

Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities

If you want to bypass the handbuilt lightsaber experience at Savi's Workshop but still want your very own lightsaber, Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities is for you.

Full of rare collector items from the Star Wars universe, Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities has items from both the light side and dark side. This is also where you'll find legacy lightsaber hilts of famous Star Wars characters – jedi and sith!

Make sure to look up as you walk around – this shop really is a den full of antiquities!

Creature Stall

In the western side of Batuu's marketplace sits Creature Stall where you'll find curious creatures and critters from across the galaxy.

Featuring Kowakian monkey-lizards, porgs, tauntauns, Loth cats, and more, you'll even have a chance to peek into the cages and crates with other hard-to-find from across the galaxy.

For this reason, Creature Stall is very popular among guests!

Toydarian Toymaker

Across from Creature Stall is a toy stall run by a local Toydarian named Zabaka that features handcrafted toys and collectibles.

With toy figurines of Yoda, stormtroopers, Chewbacca, and more, the classic Star Wars game Sabacc, puzzles, and more, you're bound to find something fun to play with here.

Don't forget to look up in this shop – you never know what Star Wars Easter eggs you'll find!

Black Spire Outfitters

If you're looking for full Star Wars outfits, this spot is for you.

Right next to Toydarian Toymaker, Black Spire Outfitters is full of Star Wars outfit pieces. And because each piece of a complete outfit is sold separately, you can mix and match clothing as you wish!

Jewels of Bith

The final shop in Batuu's Marketplace is Jewels of Bith, which is full of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge themed mugs, pins, t-shirts, and other small accessories.

One thing to note about Jewels of Bith is its size. Because it's so small, be patient with other guests wandering in and out of this shop!

Resistance Supply

This shopping kiosk can sometimes be easy to miss as it's tucked in a quieter corner of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.

Located near the entrance to Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, everything Resistance related is here. From fighter pilot helmets and pins to resistance flags and clothing, you'll find just what you need to battle the First Order!

First Order Cargo

On the other hand, if the First Order is more your style, First Order Cargo is for you.

Full of everything you need to meet your First Order needs, First Order Cargo is full of shirts, pins, helmets, backpacks, flags, and more.

You'll find First Order Cargo on the opposite end of the Batuu's marketplace, just in front of a giant First Order TIE Echelon ship.

Tips on Shopping at Disneyland

Here are a few tips to save previous time when visiting Disneyland Park:

• Save time waiting in line to pay by using the Mobile Checkout option on the Disneyland Mobile App. This option is available at select stores – make sure to look around for signs inside the store indicating that you can use the Mobile Checkout option
• We suggest waiting until later in the evening to visit any of the shops along Main Street, U.S.A. Since these shops close 1 hour after Disneyland Park closes, you'll have more time to experience the rides and attractions in the theme parks before it closes.
• There are certain pieces of merchandise that are only sold at specific shops in the theme park. If you see something you really want, we suggest purchasing it because you might not remember to go back to that shop later.
• If you do forget to purchase something you really wanted, you can always swing by World of Disney in Downtown Disney District to see if they have what you wanted. You can also look online at the Disney Store website.

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