Disney Springs is getting a new limited-time shopping experience later this month, and it should be particularly interesting for fans of EPCOT and Disney Parks merchandise.
RSVLTS has announced that it will open its first-ever pop-up shop at Disney Springs on Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18. The two-day event will take place inside Marketplace Co-Op in the Marketplace section of the shopping and dining district.
RSVLTS-pronounced “Roosevelts”-has built a following around licensed pop-culture apparel, particularly its distinctive button-down shirts. Disney has become a major part of the company’s catalog, with designs inspired by animated films, characters and individual Disney Parks attractions.
The company has also increasingly developed merchandise specifically aimed at theme-park fans, making the Disney Springs pop-up a natural extension of a partnership that is already visible at Walt Disney World.
Disney and RSVLTS have not yet revealed the complete merchandise lineup or operating hours for the October event, but the initial announcement included previews of at least two new designs that are expected to be part of the pop-up.
The first is a Figment sweater with an unmistakably retro EPCOT aesthetic.
Its design draws heavily from the visual language associated with EPCOT Center in the 1980s, making it particularly timely as Disney continues leaning into nostalgia surrounding the park’s early years. Figment has become one of the most reliable merchandise characters at EPCOT, appearing across everything from festival collections and Loungefly bags to popcorn buckets and specialty apparel.
The second teased item is a button-down shirt covered with Disney Parks ride vehicles.
Rather than focusing on a single attraction or character, the pattern brings together recognizable vehicles from different Disney attractions. Full details about exactly which rides are represented have not yet been released.
More merchandise is expected to be revealed before the event.
The pop-up represents a notable expansion of RSVLTS’ presence at Walt Disney World because the company’s products are not entirely new to Disney Springs.
Earlier this year, several RSVLTS Disney designs appeared inside World of Disney. The assortment included an $80 Toy Story-inspired button-down featuring characters and icons from the Pixar franchise, along with a Star Tours design incorporating attraction imagery, droids and other details.
Disney Parks-specific RSVLTS designs have also been released during the past several years, giving the brand an increasingly visible place within Disney’s larger licensed-apparel business.
The October event is different because RSVLTS will effectively have its own dedicated retail presence, even if only for a weekend.
Marketplace Co-Op is particularly well suited to that format.
The Disney Springs location was created around a collection of smaller boutique-style retail concepts rather than functioning as one large traditional Disney store. Over the years, spaces within Marketplace Co-Op have been used for specialized Disney merchandise, limited-time collections, third-party brands and other concepts that do not necessarily require permanent standalone storefronts.
That flexibility allows Disney to bring in brands such as RSVLTS for short engagements without creating an entirely new retail location.
For collectors, the biggest unanswered question is whether the pop-up will include merchandise exclusive to the Disney Springs event.
The initial announcement confirms the event and previews the Figment sweater and Disney Parks ride-vehicle shirt, but it does not explicitly say whether either design will be exclusive to the pop-up or whether they will also be sold online or through other retailers. Pricing, purchase limits and the complete product assortment also remain unannounced.
Those details will be worth watching as October 17 approaches.
RSVLTS has developed a broad Disney catalog beyond its button-down shirts, including performance hoodies and other apparel. Current Disney designs available through the company include collections inspired by the Haunted Mansion, Disney Villains and seasonal characters, among numerous other franchises.
The brand’s relationship with Disney also extends beyond Walt Disney World. RSVLTS is one of the companies represented in the 2026 D23 Gold Member premium-item program, which includes an exclusive RSVLTS x Disney shirt among the available membership collectibles.
That makes the first dedicated Disney Springs pop-up another step in a collaboration that has steadily expanded.
For Walt Disney World visitors, the important details are straightforward: the RSVLTS pop-up will be at Marketplace Co-Op for only two days, October 17 and 18.
Anyone interested in the newly teased Figment design or the Disney Parks attraction shirt may want to make Disney Springs part of their plans that weekend. Additional products and event details are still to come, meaning the final assortment could be considerably larger than what RSVLTS has shown so far.