For some, just as important as what attractions they’ll visit in Disneyland Paris, and where they’ll eat, is the question of where they’ll shop! For Disney merchandise fans, Disneyland Paris can be a shopping paradise. Tucked away among the generic merchandise items are some little shopping gems with more unique items in. And even if the merchandise is not a gem, the theming might be! In this guide we’re providing an overview of the shops – what they offer, what’s unique, and the wonderful theming you can experience.

An introduction to shopping at Disneyland Paris

So what exactly can you buy at Disneyland Paris? Well if you can imagine a piece of Disney merchandise, chances are the shops here stock it!

Some items are very well known – Minnie Mouse ears, Loungefly bags (mini rucksacks for those that don’t know!), spirit jerseys, plush toys, Disney pins, and bubble wands are at this point Disney shopping staples from the parks around the world! Alongside this expect a range of clothing for all ages; accessories like bags and jewellery; small items like pens, keyrings and magnets; home decor and accessories (anything from mugs to cooking utensils and cushions); collectibles; art work; books; toys and more.

There are a few top tips though we’d like to highlight though about Disneyland Paris shopping.

• The first is that if you’re used to shopping in say the USA Disney parks, then expect the merchandise in Disneyland Paris to be a bit more generic. A lot of shops share items between them, and in the vast majority of cases if you see a piece of merchandise in one shop you’ll probably see it again in another (or many others). That’s not to say some shops don’t have unique items in, but they’re a lot rarer here. Where this is the case we’ll add a star * after the shop name so you know this may be a shop you really need to check out!
• Our second point is that one thing we think the shops in Disneyland Paris does really well is theming – actually the details in some shops outstrip those on the rides! Where a shop is worth exploring for the theming alone we’ll pop a tilda ~ after the shop name in our list below, so you know this is a good place to have a look round. The shops expand the stories of the lands they are in.
• Thirdly, don’t expect to be able to buy a lot of sundries in the shops on site, like sunscreen, nappies etc. This might exist in shops in the parks and the resorts, but they won’t be on display and you might need to ask for them (particularly in the resort shops). The baby care centres and the spots to rent strollers can be places to pick up some essentials. And (say it with me) you can’t buy any medicines onsite at Disneyland Paris. This is French law, not Disney being awkward – medicines can only be sold in a pharmacy. So unless you’re planning a shopping trip to Val d’Europe nearby anyway, bring anything you might need with you!
• Fourth top tip – if you are staying in a Disney hotel and have spent over 50 euros, you can have your purchases transported to your resort! (You’ll need to pick them up from the resort gift shop). This can be great for bulky items. And for our differently-abled friends, if you can’t carry a piece of merchandise the shop you bought it from should be happy to hold on to it for you until you collect it, or send it to guest services at the front of the park so you can collect it there. Also, for bulky items maybe check if they’re available on your own country Disney store website, as you may be able to order it there and get it shipped to your house rather than carrying it home.
• Fifth tip – we’re only listing main shops here, but there are a lot of little carts around the parks also selling merchandise that are handy to grab something you love.
• And lastly, but probably most important, the prices. Yup, Disney merchandise is expensive. In some cases VERY expensive. Why? Because Disney know folks will pay it! If there’s an item you’re not sure about paying full price for, you may have a few options. Again, you can check you home country Disney Store website – items may be a bit cheaper there, or may be on special offer. If it’s something very generic, like a Mickey plush in non-theme park specific clothing, you might also be able to buy it cheaper in advance from a toy shop, supermarket or even somewhere like Amazon. But some items you can only get in the parks – so we’d also suggest setting a merchandise budget and sticking to it to prevent a big credit card bill when you get home! See our previous post on doing Disneyland Paris on a budget for more advice on budgeting.

So with that out the way, let’s get on with the shops! Starting of course with the Disneyland Park.

Main Street USA – Disneyland Park

Main Street USA is the big hub for shopping and dining in Disneyland Park, so unsurprisingly there’s a lot of opportunities to spend some cash here! A top tip for the shops on Main Street – many of them can be accessed by doors from the arcades running down the sides of the street, which can be handy to avoid crowds or stay out of the rain!

Without further ado, here are the Main Street USA shops:

• Emporium – running down a vast chunk of the left hand side of Main Street (as you look at the castle), the Emporium is the main shop in this park. It stocks a range of items across the ranges the park offers, and is a good one-stop shop if you don’t have time to go anywhere else. It won’t stock some of the more collectible items though. Theming wise it’s a turn-of-the-century department store, rather glamourous in vibe. The Emporium can get very busy, especially at the end of the day!
• Storybook Store* – Sat next to City Hall, the Storybook store sells a range of Disney books (in French and English). You’ll also find small collectible items like figurines, pins, and Disney Lorcana cards. Make sure you say hello to Tigger in the ticket booth!
• Lily’s Boutique – Also on Main Street just next to Walt’s Restaurant is this shop, appropriately named after his Walt Disney’s wife Lily. Inside you’ll find a large range of mugs, homeware and tableware.
• Disney and Co~ – Also on the left hand side of Main Street, the focus of this shop is toys and dressing up outfits for little ones. There’s a cute circus vibe theme going on here.
• Harringtons Fine China and Porcelain* – On the right hand side of Main Street USA this shop is a home for Disney collectables. Here you can pick up jewellery, art work, figurines and more. A lot of the shop is also home to Arribas Brothers collectibles made from sparking crystal glass, and you can often see glass blowers at work here. At the back of the shop is a desk where you can get glasses and more personalised as a reminder of your trip.
• Main Street Motors* – Despite the name, this shop actually specialises in clothing and accessories for adults. It’s a good place to shop for spirit jerseys, mouse ears, Loungefly bags and more! Theming wise it’s similar to other shops on Main Street, but car and garage details can be seen around.
• Disney Clothiers – Kind of the sister to Main Street Motors next door, this shop focuses entirely on children toys and clothes.

• Boardwalk Candy Palace~ – This recently refreshed sweet shop offers a range of sweet treats, some prepackaged and some from a bakery case (although for baked goods you’re better off at Cookie Kitchen or Cable Car Bake shop up the street). The theme is a turn of the century Boardwalk, so it’s bright and colourful, but with Mars chocolate products mixed in! The shop is dominated by a wall of M&Ms that people can buy in bulk (it’s pricey though).
• New Century Notions Flora’s Unique Boutique* – Probably taking home the prize for the most unneccessarily long name for a shop, this is your place to view and buy your PhotoPass photos. Also in here are product ranges themed to Paris itself, and the latest product ranges (so to celebrate the current festival at the park, or to mark events like Pride).
• Ribbon and Bows Hat shop* – Ribbons and Bows doesn’t sell many hats (although it does sell some!) but it sells more in the range of luxury and collectible merch for Disney adults – Loungefly items, hair accessories, Dooney and Burke bags, Citizen watches and Pandora jewellery among many other things! (Note, the entrance sign for one door says ‘Bixby Brothers’ – but it’s all part of the one shop). The theming is elegant design.
• Stroller and Wheelchair rentals – As the name suggests this is the spot for renting stroller and wheelchairs! But you can also buy some snacks here, and a small selection of items for children like nappies, baby food and sunscreen.
• Plaza East Boutique – This is actually one of two small shops under the Disneyland Hotel as you enter and leave the park. It offers a small selection of clothing and souvenirs.
• Plaza West Boutique – The sister shop to Plaza East but on the other side of the park entrance. It also offers a mix of sourvenirs and toys.

Frontierland – Disneyland Park

Compared to Main Street USA, Frontierland is rather scarce on the shops front! Here’s what you can find here:

• Thunder Mesa Mercantile Building*~ – This main shopping location is found on the right as you enter the land. The wild west theming is well carried through here so it’s worth investigating for that! Merchandise wise this store carries wild west themed items, merchandise related to land attractions (particularly Big Thunder and Phantom Manor), clothing, collectibles, homeware, plushies and a range of sweets too!
• Big Thunder Photographer – Calling this a shop is a bit generous of Disney, as it’s really the counter where you can view and buy your ride photo from Big Thunder Mountain. There are sometimes some drinks and snacks available too.

Adventureland – Disneyland Park

The shops in Adventureland carry on the wonderful theming of the land itself!

• Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost* – This little shop is most notable for its range of Indiana Jones merchandise, including hats of course! You can also find souvenirs relating to Disney films that fit Adventureland’s theme (think Jungle Book, Tarzan and the Lion King).
• The Curious Giraffe~ – This shop is themed like a safari tour office, and also features the giraffe that gives the shop its name, so make sure you look for them! Merchandise wise think all things related to Disney animals – particularly from the Lion King and Jungle Book. Outside you might find merchandise that also ties in to Aladdin and Moana.
• The Captain’s Chest*~ – This shop as you leave Pirates of the Caribbean is most notable for its range of Pirates of the Caribbean merchandise, and the place where you can grab your ride photo. They also typically stock items themed to Nightmare before Christmas and Peter Pan. The pirate theme gets carried through really well here.
• Temple Traders Boutique*~ – Themed to an archaeological dig to tie in with the Indiana Jones ride next door, this little stand carries snacks, clothing and collectibles all with an adventure theme.

Fantasyland – Disneyland Park

After Main Street USA, Fantasyland offers the most chances to indulge in a bit of retail therapy in the main park. And the shops here also carry some of the best theming!

• Gepetto’s Workshop~ – It’s easy to overlook this small shop near the exit of the Pinocchio ride, but its a treasure trove of plushies and toys. And the theming in here ties into the ride really well, take time to look at all the cuckoo clocks around the walls!
• Castle Boutique*~ – Inside Sleeping Beauty Castle herself, this shop is all Christmas all the time. The theming carries through the beauty of the castle and the stained glass windows, and the merchandise means you can pick up Christmas ornaments even in July! Word of warning though, near Christmas this little shop gets packed!
• The Seven Dwarf’s Cottage*~ – This shop probably wins for the prettiest in the park, with a full representation of the Seven Dwarf’s Cottage inside, plus theming details that bring the Snow White story to life. Merchandise wise this shop is all Disney Princess, particularly costumes but also toys and collectibles. But really, even if you’re not a princess fan, come in here for the theming. It’s worth it.
• Three Fairies Confectionary~ – This little shop offers a range of sweets, including a treats case typically with fudge and macarons. The most notable offering here is the Candy Floss from the outside counter. In our experience this shop is often closed at off-peak times, although the Boardwalk Candy Palace should be open for your sweet needs! The shop is themed to the three fairies’ cottage from Sleeping Beauty and carries that through really well.
• Meet Mickey Mouse Photography – It’s a bit generous calling this a shop, but this is the place to pick up your photo from when you met Mickey!

• Merlin the Enchanter*~ – This shop inside Sleeping Beauty castle is themed to the workshop of Merlin from the Sword in the Stone, and the theming is done very well here. Merchandise wise this shop sells all things crystal. Its unique offering is wands that you can fill up with your own choice of coloured crystals, making a unique souvenir. They are fragile though! In the back of the shop there’s a staircase where you can head down and find the dragon. A note about this shop – it’s very small and can get extremely busy!
• Princess Pavilion Photographs – Copy and paste what I said about Meet Mickey above, except this time you can buy your photo with a Princess!
• Sir Mickey’s Boutique*~ – Themed to a medieval castle this shop has a range of general souvenirs, including some that are themed to Fantasyland rides. There’s also a lot of collectibles, clothing, and items for children including plushies. Don’t miss the carousel room theming, and look out for Mickey himself on his beanstalk, and maybe a giant peeking in at the window…

Discoveryland – Disneyland Park

As you’d probably expect, the shops over in Discoveryland have a suitably spacey vibe!

• Constellations* – The main shop in the land that you are close to when you exit the Buzz Lightyear ride, this shop sells a range of merchandise particularly themed to Pixar, Stitch and maybe a bit of Marvel too! There’ll also be seasonal and generic Disneyland Paris merch, and some sweets and other small items you can buy like keyrings. And a large range of plushies!
• Lightspeed Photography – This little counter sells ride photos from Hyperspace Mountain, and a few drinks and snacks.
• Star Traders*~ – The shop where you exit Star Tours, this shop is all Star Wars all the time! You’ll be able to buy a range of Star Wars themed toys, clothing, homeware and collectibles. You can also customise your own lightsaber here, and sometimes build your own little droid model. And the Star Tours theme gets carried through really well – don’t forget to look up to see all the theming details!
• Starport Photographs – Another photograph pick up counter, this time to buy the photo of your visit with Darth Vader!

Walt Disney Studios Park

Being much smaller than its neighbouring park, the Studios also offers a lot less in the way of shopping so we’ve put everything in one list here! We expect there’ll be a lot more opportunities for shopping once the park expansions are open. There are also many small merchandise kiosks here.

• Animation Boutique (World Premiere Plaza)* – At the exit of the Frozen show, unsurprisingly this shop is all things Frozen! But is also offers some nice Disney collectibles and artwork.
• Chez Marianne (Worlds of Pixar)*~ – Themed to a chic French boutique, this shop near the Ratatouille ride is notable for stocking all things Remy, as well as cookwear and sweets. This includes a special cart selling Macarons.
• Hollywood Jewel Box* (World Premiere Plaza) – Really an extension of the Mickey’s of Hollywood shop, this little corner is the home to Pandora jewellery. It’ll include some charms unique to Disneyland Paris!
• Mickey’s of Hollywood Boutique (World Premiere Plaza)~ – Currently the newest shop around in World Premiere, this shop offers a full range of merchandise themed to main character groups you’ll find in the Studios Park, including Pixar, Marvel, Mickey and Pals, Stitch and more. There’s also some Studio specific stuff here too. The shop’s worth visiting to see the Golden Mickey statue and art deco theming.
• Mission Equipment (Avengers Campus)* – At the exit of WEB Slingers this is your main spot for Marvel themed merchandise in the parks. As well as Spiderbots and Stark Tech based around the WEB Slingers ride you can also find items particulary themed to Spiderman and Pyms test kitchen, and Avengers Flight Force, as well as generic Marvel items.
• Stroller and Wheelchair rentals (Entrance courtyard) – Mostly this is a functional spot for rentals, but you can buy a few drinks and snacks, and items for babies like food and nappies.

• Tower Hotel Gifts (World Premiere Plaza)*~ – At the exit of the Tower of Terror, this shop is notable for carrying on the ride’s story in its decor and theming, and the unique Tower of Terror of items for sale. It’ll also sell some seasonal merch, and more ‘spooky’ Disney character items (think villains and Nightmare before Christmas).
• Walt Disney Studios Store (Entrance Courtyard) – This is this park’s equivalent of the Emporium, with a whole range of different pieces of merch from clothing to homeware, toys, collectibles and more. It’s a good one stop shop but won’t stock some of the more specialised items.

Disney Village

In Disney Village, dining and shopping is the name of the game, so there’s no wonder there’s some great shops here!

• Deco by Disney* – Collectibles and artworks based around Disney shine in this store, as does anything you can imagine for your home! There’s also a kiosk where you can print off Disney artwork on demand, that you can then get sent to your home.
• Disney Glamour* – While this shop is mostly dedicated to Pandora, you’ll find other luxury names that collaborate with Disney here including Dooney and Burke, Baublebar, Kate Spade, and Coperni; mostly offering jewellery and accessories. These are the true luxury Disney items on offer at the resort.
• Disney Store~ – This shop showcases the different Disney franchises, with special sections on Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar and more. There’s a focus here too on children’s items like toys and clothing. Disney Store is due to undergo a massive makeover soon, but before then it’s worth visiting just to look at the 90s Disney Store vibes in the decor. Anyone remember Tailspin?!

• Disney Style* – As the name suggests, this shop specialises in adults clothing. While a lot of items you’ll find elsewhere around the resort there is a special line of vintage Disney clothing in here, and also a desk where you customise toys, Loungefly bags, spirit jerseys and plaques that look like cast member name tags. If you’re into Loungefly bags, Minnie ears and spirit jerseys this is a good place to look!
• The Lego Store~ – shop all things Lego, from playsets to minifigs! This store is worth checking out for the cool Lego models, and interactive elements that are bound to entertain the kids. There’s also a cool photo op outside!
• Rainforest Cafe Boutique – This shop is attached to Rainforest Cafe restaurant and sells items relating to animals and conservation. The rainforest theme continues through in here.
• World of Disney*~ – The ultimate Disney shopping destination on site! This shop holds a bit of everything. It won’t hold some of the more specialist items but if you want clothing, plushies, toys, accessories, homeware and more there’s a good selection in here to choose from. It has an elegant travel theme that’s worth checking out too. If you can visit the store during the day – at nighttime after the parks have closed it can get manic in here!
• Tiny Shops* – These are little tiny shops in a portacabin near to Rosalie and Rainforest Cafe. They can change up but at the moment there’s a place where you can get your eye iris photographed, and Pop Mart that sells specialised and collectible figures, often in blind boxes. These will certainly be some of the more unusual items you’ll buy on site!

Disney hotels

All of the onsite Disney hotels have a shop where they sell a range of merchandise themed to that resort, and some general Disneyland Paris merch. They include:

• Royal Collection Boutique (Disneyland Hotel)* – This shop is notable for selling some Disneyland Hotel themed souvenirs that you can’t find anywhere else on site, as well as a lot of princess themed merch and general souvenirs.
• New York Boutique (Hotel New York)* – The main theme here is Marvel, but you’ll also find some items themed to the resort as well as general Disneyland Paris merch. This shop can be a good place to look for figurines and collectibles.
• Bay Boutique (Newport Bay Club)* – While this mostly sells generic Disneyland Paris merchandise, you will find some items themed to the hotel, and also to pirates and other watery based Disney stories!
• Northwest Passage (Sequoia Lodge)* – Again mostly generic Disneyland Paris merch but you might find a few resort themed items here, and items themed to more woodsy Disney characters, like Chip n Dale and Bambi.
• General Store (Hotel Cheyenne) – This shop has a few Wild West and Toy Story themed souvenirs, but otherwise it’s mostly generic Disneyland Paris merch.
• Trading Post (Hotel Santa Fe) – You will find some Cars and Pixar themed items here, otherwise its a general selection of Disneyland Paris themed items.

So there we go, an overview of all the Disneyland Paris shops. As you can see, there’s a lot of them! Which would you most like to visit? If you like our content please do subscribe to our blog at the top of the screen, and if you are able we’d love if you could leave us a tip – your support will help us keep our website and vlog going! Thank you.