Updated May 2026 If…read moreyou're looking for the Disneyland x Starbucks collaboration mugs, you can actually find them at Disney Home in Downtown Disney. I didn't notice them here when I visited in 2024, so this was kind of a nice surprise. They now carry the Starbucks x Disney collab mugs, which makes it way easier if you don't want to search all over the parks. Quick heads-up though: the Starbucks locations in Downtown Disney only have the regular California "Been There" mugs. They don't carry the Disney collab versions.

This store was so freaking cute! I'm not an Adult-Disney person, but the items they had here were a…read moremash up between Pottery Barn and Disney apparel! Everything was perfectly displayed and I swear I took more pictures, but perhaps that was a different store, because I don't like taking pix with random shoppers in the background- if I can avoid it...... I did happen to get this one of my fiancé's sister trading Pins with their Pin Board! Pin Boards are such a new thing to me, we seemed to get the info all in one night we spent at Downtown Disney! Hee. As for the items within this houseware style store, they were as expected- "it's the happiest place on Earth......" but honestly it's one of the MOST expensive places on Earth as well. Nevertheless, I wouldn't mind going back and window shopping again. Hee

Nestled on the bottom floor of the Grand Californian Hotel, you will find this adorable Chip and…read moreDale themed gift shop. Personally, my favorite in all the Disney property hotels. Love that it carries the seasonal merchandise for the current festivals, as well as hotel specific merchandise. They stock a good range of sizes, and priced to mirror the other shops in the parks. The cast members have always been friendly and always ask if you have any discounts (magic key, Chase Disney card, etc.). Note: you do not have to be staying at the hotel to shop here!

Great spot to buy your souvenirs and not have to walk around all day with them. They also have a…read morenice assortment of magic bands, snacks (chips, crackers, cookies, candy), beer, wine, champagne, and OTC medicine to the rescue(!) Prices on the merchandise are identical to within the park. Nice place to stop and cool down; the lobby is gorgeous!

For Star Wars fans, Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities is basically paradise. Tucked away inside Star…read moreWars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland, the shop is designed to look like a shady black market outpost, and Disney absolutely nailed the atmosphere. Every corner, shelf, and ceiling beam seems packed with artifacts, relics, ancient tools, creature remains, and other treasures from across the galaxy. Even if you aren't planning to buy anything, it's worth spending time just wandering around and soaking in the incredible details. I've never made a purchase in this shop, but it's one of my favorite places to browse. The store is a goldmine of Star Wars lore and Easter eggs. Look closely and you'll spot everything from a mounted Wampa head and ancient Jedi and Sith statues to props connected to "The Mandalorian." Fans can easily spend lots of time reading the backstories of objects bolted to the walls and trying to identify obscure references hidden throughout the shop. One of the highlights is Dok-Ondar himself, the legendary Ithorian antiquities dealer. The animatronic sits in the corner at his desk, managing accounts, taking calls, and keeping an eye on his inventory. Every so often he'll make a racket or react to something happening around him. While the figure is impressive, it's also a bit of a disappointment that he isn't more interactive. Given Disney's track record with immersive experiences, it feels like a missed opportunity to have such an iconic character sitting there without engaging directly with guests. He's still cool, though. As for the merchandise, this is definitely where the serious collectors come to shop. Many of the items carry equally serious price tags. You'll find movie-accurate Legacy Lightsabers alone with Jedi and Sith holocrons that unlock unique sounds when paired with Kyber Crystals (sold separately, LOL). There are also replica props, artwork, costumes, and Jedi robes that can easily cost hundreds of dollars (or more). If dropping that kind of money on Star Wars collectibles doesn't make you blink, you'll be in heaven here. Fortunately, there are still some affordable souvenirs mixed in among the high-end collectibles. Smaller keepsakes like insignia patches, replica Jedi food storage capsules, and even replicas of Yoda's cane make it possible to take home a piece of the experience without emptying your wallet. One tip: Disneyland Magic Key passholders receive a merchandise discount, so be sure to ask before making a purchase. Discounts range from 10-20 percent off! Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities is one of the most detailed and immersive stores in Disneyland. There's always something new to discover, and usually something new and expensive tempting you to open your wallet. For Star Wars super fans, it's an absolute must-visit.

Even if you are not going to buy anything at this higher end gift shop, it is a must stop for any…read moreStar Wars fan. It is packed from floor to (vaulted) ceiling with so many wonderful easter eggs and references to the extended Star Wars universe that you could spend all day just looking around at everything on the walls. It's truly beautiful. For those of you who do want to shop. this place has very unique Star Wars gifts you're not going to find anywhere else (except maybe the Galaxy's Edge in WDW). From high end replicas of things like holocrons and Kyber Crystals to very detailed replicas of famous lightsabers, this store has you covered. This place really is, in my humble opinion, one of the must stops any time you come to this section of the park.

If you are staying at the newly renovated Pixar Place Hotel, this is the shop you'll be popping…read moreinto if you need things. STOR-eeeeee like WALL-eeeeee - pixar theming integrating into the store here! Disney cast members were always so friendly when I popped in, greeting me and asking if help was needed. It's a great little gift shop for souvenirs but for any convenience or sundries needs, it's very minimal. I feel like as a hotel shop it should have some more personal care type items, things people forget at home, etc. They didn't have a brush or comb for purchase which was sad for me! They do have several bottles of wine and other liquor for purchase though, go figure. However, if you want Disney gifts, they can definitely be found here. Tons of fun items for gifts and even though I'm hating on it, they do have SOME personal care items. So if you're missing things, it is worth stopping in to try here before heading to Downtown Disney. Stor-E isn't a gift shop you should venture out of Disneyland for at all. There are magical Disney things throughout - the scuba mask from Finding Nemo, the odometer and balloons from Up, Hank's coffee pot from Finding Dory and more, ranging from the large and colorful to the small and precious. That being said, if you are staying at Pixar Place Hotel, it's right off the main lobby. Why not stop in for a little Disney retail therapy while chilling at the property. When you walk in the main entrance on the 1st floor, you'll find it around the corner on the right, before you get to the Great Maple restaurant.

This is a great store to buy snacks and stuff you might need while staying at this hotel. They also…read morehave a great selection of Disney stuff. Prices are regular Disney prices, and cast member are always helpful and friendly.

The staff literally butchered my newly purchased jacket!!!! I should have checked it before I left…read morebut wanted to trust they did a good job or at least DECENT job. I should have known better to check once the lady who rang me up asked if there were more sizes in my jacket which I found weird then she proceeded to say "incase we need to get another one" I cant even be excited about my new sweater with this botch job they did. A $86 dollar jacket at that!

EngineEar Souvenirs is a new merchandise shop inside Disneyland Park in Anaheim California. It's in…read moreMickey's Toontown themed area. You'll see it as the official retail stop at the exit of Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway ride. The stored opened in March 2023 as part of the reimagined Toontown area. This is one of my favorite shops in Disneyland. There is a real model train running above guest's heads inside the shop. The floor designs are themed from toy train tracks. The interior features classic Mickey Mouse cartoons and even incorporating railroad décor. Looking through the merchandise, this is one of the few shops that I consistently see the Disneyland 70th year Magic Key interactive toy in stock. The store also has apparel, accessories, toys, ear hats, mugs, ornaments and more. Many of the items feature Mickey and Minnie! There is even a remote controlled roadster toy car inspired by the Runaway Railway attraction! You can use the Merchandise Mobile checkout via the Disneyland mobile application at this store. Magic Key discounts are also accepted! I ended up getting the holiday Disneyland sweater from EngineEar Souvenirs!

If you are a Star Wars fan, this store is for you…read more Anything and everything Star Wars related can be purchased here, including figurines, clothing, and souvenirs. Employees are very helpful and friendly. Prices are a tad on the higher end, but the quality is great.

Located in DownTownDisney or DTD next to the Monorail Station, it is one of the easiest places to…read morevisit if in Disneyland (take the Monorail), or walking from the parking structures or DLH. Start with the exterior marketplace showcasing X-Wing fighter pilot helmets to children and adult SW character shirts and outerwear. Entering in, you find the latest era and character SW sweatshirts. It is worth walking through just to see what's new. Lightsabers have their own section that include Hilts, lightsabers (2 sizes), and Lightsaber Kits (more expensive but worth it). They are the same, if not similar, selection as those sold in Dak-Ondar's Den of Antiquities, but without having to go INSIDE the park. SWTP also carries the less expensive toy versions like Ahsoka Tano's double or dual set for under $100. The service is impeccably strong with Cast Member/CM everywhere to assist. The Lightsaber counter usually has 2-3 CMs or they close by as the counter gets busy. Overall, highly recommend visiting SWTP whether it's your first time, a regular visitor, or an Magic Keyholder. ..... or just in DTD for dinner. May the force be with you and Fight On !!!!

This store is dangerous. It is packed floor to ceiling with some of the most delicious sweets in…read morethe entire park. From prepackaged to made on site treats there is something for everyone. And if you bring your kids here, unless you're way most strong willed than me, you are guaranteed to walk out with at least one sweet food item. Prices for some of the made on site items are a bit on the pricey side, but you're paying for that piece of Disney magic and for an item that screams 'take a picture of me & post it on social media.' Not to mention one bite and you won't feel so guilty for spending the money on it. I would particularly recommend the churro toffee square. My sister-in-law introduced it to me and now I have to get a few of them every trip. One for the visit and one for another day....or later in the day. Let's be honest. So yes. While I would definitely understand why someone would want to actively avoid walking in to this sweet spot (pun intended), I still recommend it to everyone. While you can find a lot of these treats in other spots around the park, this is a great place to find them all together and in an area with shorter lines & smaller crowds that some of the stores in heavier traffic areas.

Stopping by Pooh Corner for some yummy treats and to pick up one of our favorite Tigger Tails…read more Tigger Tail is must when at Disneyland especially after The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh ride. It's marshmallow skewer dipped in caramel and orange-flavored white chocolate, finished with dark chocolate stripes. Yummy! If one is not enough, you can always purchase more for to go to enjoy at home.

Small but mighty and there is never a line. I've picked up sunscreen and headache medicine on the…read moreway from Toontown to Frontierland / Tomorrowland. There's a small assortment of souvenir books, ear bands, and a lot of bubble wands! It is ON the parade route! You just have to ask on the OTCs since it isn't out. They had 2 pill packs of Tylenol and the full size bottle. Don't let it ruin your day! :) Thank you, cast members for being so helpful and getting me quickly in and out.

This is a cute little outdoor shop with fun and adorable merchandise! It's located near the It's a…read moreSmall World ride. I stopped by looking for a specific pair of Mickey ears, though unfortunately, they didn't have the ones I wanted. I also had a headache and asked if they carried Tylenol, they did, sold in small packets. It was a bit pricey for just a few pills, so next time I'll be sure to bring my own. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful. One of them suggested that if I ever need medication again, I could go to the nearby nurse's station, where basic items like pain relievers are provided at no charge. That was really thoughtful advice! The shop itself was very clean, well kept, and organized. Overall, it was a great experience stopping by!