Here is the Internet’s largest collection of shops, past and present, at Walt Disney World or Disneyland. As always, new shops are added to this collection regularly so be sure to check back soon for more.
Merchant of Venus was a Tomorrowland retail location at Magic Kingdom, best remembered as one of the land’s strongest examples of 1990s retro-futuristic placemaking. The shop opened in June 1994 as part of the major New Tomorrowland overhaul, replacing the earlier Space Port shop. That redesign reframed Tomorrowland less as a sterile vision of the … Read more
Memento Mori is a fascinating and unique shop located in Liberty Square at Magic Kingdom. The name “Memento Mori” is Latin for “Remember you must die,” which ties into the shop’s theme and offers a playful nod to the spooky and hauntingly delightful atmosphere it embraces. The shop is inspired by the Haunted Mansion attraction, … Read more
Main Street Confectionery is a delightful sweet shop located on Main Street, U.S.A. in Magic Kingdom. It is a must-visit destination for guests with a sweet tooth, offering an array of delectable treats and confections that capture the nostalgic charm of a classic candy store. The Main Street Confectionery serves as a quintessential example of … Read more
Main Street Cinema is one of the most nostalgic storefronts on Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom, even though many guests now experience it primarily as a retail location rather than as a theater. Located on the east side of Main Street near the Main Street Confectionery and Uptown Jewelers, the building is designed to … Read more
Frontier Trading Post is one of Magic Kingdom’s longest-running specialty shops and the primary destination for Disney pin collectors inside the park. Located in the heart of Frontierland, the store is designed as an Old West trading post, with a rustic stone-and-timber façade, shaded wooden porch, lantern-style fixtures, antler decorations, and vintage-style signage. Its weathered … Read more
Fantasy Faire is a merchandise shop in the Castle Courtyard section of Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom. Located beside the exit of Mickey’s PhilharMagic, the store specializes in Disney apparel, hats, headwear, accessories, plush toys, pins, and other souvenirs. It is particularly well known as a convenient place to purchase Mickey and Minnie ear hats while … Read more
The Emporium is Magic Kingdom’s flagship merchandise location and one of the most recognizable buildings on Main Street, U.S.A. Positioned prominently on the west side of the street near Town Square, it is among the first shops guests encounter after entering the park and one of the last they pass before leaving. Disney currently identifies … Read more
Crystal Arts is one of the most distinctive specialty shops on Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom. While many Walt Disney World retail locations focus on apparel, plush toys, and general souvenirs, Crystal Arts feels closer to an old-fashioned artisan workshop. Its display cases are filled with handblown glass, cut crystal, porcelain pieces, jewelry, figurines, … Read more
Cornelius Coot’s County Bounty was a notable shop within Mickey’s Toontown Fair at Magic Kingdom . This area of the park was dedicated to Cornelius Coot, a character from the Donald Duck comic books created by Carl Barks, and served as a homage to his contributions to the Disney universe. Cornelius Coot’s County Bounty was … Read more
Big Top Souvenirs is the primary retail location in the Storybook Circus section of Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom. Designed to resemble an elaborate traveling-circus tent, the shop is easy to recognize by its teal canopy, ornate red-and-gold marquee, decorative light bulbs, striped poles, and small ticket booth positioned near the entrance. The exterior signage advertises … Read more