Good deals for Disney stuff. I got some shirts for my girls and a few for me too! Great value…read morecompared to buying inside

Depends on what you want. It's okay. The wizard gift shop was better. I think mostly it had the…read moresame stuff everyone else had.

After visiting Pin Traders at Disney Springs, my daughter and I stopped inside Once Upon a Toy!…read moreOnce Upon a Toy is located at the Marketplace inside Disney Springs. Current hours are from 10:00 A.M to 11:30 P.M, but hours can vary. You can check the Disney World mobile application for the most up-to-date hours! Once upon a toy has so much merchandise! There are collectibles here, board games, plush, puzzles, apparel, and accessories. There are also multiple photo ops inside the store too! Outside the store, you can take a picture with the Tinker Toy display, Buzz Lightyear, or even Mr. Potato Head from the Toy Story movie! Once Upon a Toy does accept Annual Passholder discounts and the Disney Visa Card Member Perks. This store is one of the best toy stores in Disney Springs! You can find most of these items at the World of Disney store though. It's a must visit while you're in the Marketplace area!

Cute, tiny shop. I believe this used to be connected to the World of Disney shop and was one huge…read morestore. In the past, they have had so many cute things to put together as a souvenir, including create your own potato head set. Now I believe it is lightsabers, but we were not here for that. We are in search of more Donald merch. While they do have a couple plush toys, he seems to be underrepresented this year. Still, a very cute shop right out of toy story, with toys on the ceiling, and plenty of cute merch. But as a nostalgia goes, I miss the older iteration of this shop.

Bought a Disney shirt for about $10....shirts were 15% off. Wife got my granddaughter a shirt. They…read morehad other stuff besides Disney. (Harry Potter) Some shelves were bare.

World of Disney! My goodness it literally has everything souvenir related (minus magnets, my key…read moresouvenir per mother's request) they only had about 4 magnets in the entire store (not good ones either). You can however find PLENTY of hoodies, shirts, jackets, Pajamas, ears, mini back packs, tumblers, magic pass holders, lanyards, the Disney watch things for your lightning passes. Bunch of toys and LEGO like sets. Definitely can't complain!

World of Disney offers Disney visitors a chance to find just about all souvenirs under one roof…read more Whether they were still deciding on which tangible memory to get, or just wanted a reminder of the park's, it's most likely under this roof. It's massive with a brilliant use of space and has something for everyone. You can spend hours here, and the staff is always polite, friendly and fun. While there are deals to be found at times with close-outs and discontinued items, expect to pay full Disney resort prices here but no matter what you're favorite character or movie is...it will be somewhere in The World of Disney.

Replaced the drive on my old wii for $90. Works like new again! Loved the staff. Quick and…read moreknowledgeable.

For me this was a great spot to do a Vida gift shopping for some teenagers who frowned at most…read morethings, but are huge gamers. It is located in the Waterford Towers shopping plaza and is by South Beach Tanning Company. Honestly, I have never even noticed this place. If you are a gamer yourself we're looking for gifts for gamers, here is the place to head towards. I would definitely recommend here.

If you're a LEGO fan...major or minor, the LEGO Store at Disney Springs is an absolute must-see!…read more The store is HUGE! It has everything LEGO you could imagine. Before our visit, I had read about the option to build your own custom LEGO figurine, and I was "Heck Yes!" I made an online reservation a few months before my visit to Orlando, since spots are limited. When we arrived, there was a loooong line to get into the store (they limit capacity to avoid overcrowding), but having a reservation was a huge plus. I showed it to the Greeter, and we were able to bypass the line and headed right in to start creating our LEGO Avatars. The process is such a fun experience! You begin by designing your figure's body digitally--choosing outfits for the front and back, naming your character, and sending it off to be printed. That part takes about 10 minutes or less. Once your custom body is ready, you move on to picking out the head, hair, and accessories. Honestly, that might be the hardest (and most fun) part--so many choices! I ended up making three--one for me, my son (Dr. A), and my daughter-in-law (Dr. J). My husband created his own and got pretty creative with it. Walk-ins are allowed, but you may have to wait a bit for an opening. We did some shopping and as a bonus LEGO gave each customer a cute seasonal Easter chick with their purchase. Overall, this is a fantastic experience for all ages and definitely worth adding to your Disney Springs itinerary.

I make a point to visit the LEGO Store at Disney Springs every time I'm there, mainly to see what's…read morenew--and this store never disappoints. It's constantly changing and evolving, which makes each visit feel fresh and different from the last. If you're a LEGO fan, this place is easy to love. There are areas where you can build, options to create custom LEGO figures, plenty of impressive pre-built displays, and--most notably--they've been adding more giant LEGO sculptures inside, which I think is the real main draw. These large-scale builds are incredibly detailed and genuinely impressive. Outside the store, there are additional LEGO figures as well. You can actually tell which ones are within arm's reach because the colors on the bricks are starting to wear down from people touching them--kind of a cool, unintentional reminder of how interactive and popular the displays are. One thing to know before you go: there's almost always a line. Expect about a 5-10 minute wait. It may look intimidating from the outside, but the line moves quickly and is well-managed. On this visit, I was especially impressed by the Spider-Man display with the camera caught in the web--it was so realistic it actually fooled my friend into thinking the camera was real. Moments like that are why this store never feels stale. Overall, whether you're a casual visitor or a serious LEGO enthusiast, this LEGO Store is absolutely worth the short wait and remains one of the most consistently fun stops at Disney Springs.

The guy was super sweet and talked the whole time. Made me feel valuable and like I was the only…read moreone in the whole store

Not much here to look at. A/C might not have been working that day so had to bail out when staying…read morein store was unbearable

Horrible customer service. I'm giving this store location a 2 because there were items that i found…read morethat I liked, so the inventory was good. But the people working there suck. I wanted to purchase a huge mirror from the back of the store. So I asked the lady who works in the fitting room if she could call someone to assist me. She barely spoke English and said no, ask someone in the front. Ok... So I walk to the front of the store and ask the lady who works by the door..."hi, is there any way you could call someone to assist me with picking up a mirror in the back?" She said "no, look at how busy we are. Not right now." I then said, ok, is there a cart or something that I can put the mirror on and roll it here because it's heavy?" She said "we don't have carts, just use a regular shopping cart" Which wasn't much help because the ones that were available were the very small ones that don't fit anything in. I have just never heard of a store not being able to assist with something. God forbid I would've picked up the mirror by myself , shattered it everywhere and someone got hurt...they would have had a lawsuit on their hands. Any other location would've helped me roll it on a cart and kept it in the front for me until I checked out, so I didn't have to go through the extremely long line with it in my hands. Needless to say, I won't be back. There are other places I much rather spend my money at.

This Ross was an amazing find because I bought 4 pairs of shoes because they were so cheap! One…read morepair of heels was only $0.49!?!!! Say whatttt! I got 2 pair of sneakers also at $4.99 Very clean store with friendly staff and well supplied!!

Where else on Earth can you walk into a shop and casually build your own droid like you're shopping…read morefor IKEA furniture in a galaxy far, far away? Droid Depot is half toy store, half mad scientist lab, and 100% Disney Imagineering showing off. History check: Droid Depot opened with Galaxy's Edge in 2019 as part of Disney's billion-dollar Star Wars gamble. Instead of just slapping stormtroopers on a roller coaster, they decided to let fans literally become part of the universe. So here you are, crouched over a conveyor belt, grabbing droid parts like a Jawa at a garage sale. The process is ridiculously fun: pick your style (R-series like R2-D2, or BB-series like BB-8), snag your mismatched panels, and then bring your creation to life with a builder's station that makes you feel like a tech wizard. Suddenly, you've got a little robot buddy that chirps, beeps, and follows commands like a caffeinated Roomba. Is it overpriced? Yeah. This is Disney. You're basically paying $120+ for the privilege of building a very fancy toy. But the experience is the real payoff. Kids light up like they've just been knighted by Obi-Wan, and adults (yes, even cynical ones) can't stop grinning when their droid whirs to life. Pro tip: spring for the personality chip so your droid reacts differently in the park. It's like giving your robot a bad attitude or Jedi wisdom, depending on your mood. And the puns write themselves: this is the R2-me of theme park souvenirs. It's the only gift shop where you can say, "I came in for a churro and left with a droid." You'll roll out with your new robot bestie and suddenly feel like the proud parent of a metal toddler. Droid Depot is one of those must-do, bucket-list Disney experiences. It's not just a shop, it's a rite of passage. You're not buying a droid -- you're adopting one. And honestly, who wouldn't want their own beep-booping sidekick?

Build a droid! The build itself is relatively simple but you get to customize what kind of style…read moreyou want - the R2/R5 or BB style, and pick your colors. When it's busy, you'll need a reservation. We went early when the bulk of people were rope dropping so it was quieter and easier to get in without a wait. One thing I would say - do this last actually if you can help it, even with a custom pack, the robot is heavy, and you don't want to be hauling this around the park all day long. They'd do well with some storage around here. The cast member will help you pick out the right set of pieces, and another will guide you through and then activate the droid with you. Definitely something to do for hardcore fans. For the rest, you can buy a pre-built version from the wall and have a much simpler time about it. It's a fun toy for the BB, though, you get the same motion and set of abilities as the rolling BB in the movie, without any grappling hooks or intel. You can pay extra for different voice chips. I do wish the remote was a little more sensitive and better labeled (a different kind of remote but I guess the old "nintendo" style brick was ok. It was $127.79 with tax for the base build.