The store itself had a smell to it. You can tell a lot of the wearable merch will maybe last one…read morewash before it falls apart, shrinks or fades away. Left with a tshirt because my toddler made a mess of herself with the icecream. Also bought a kids travel neck pillow since we have a late flight and it'll probably come in handy. Stop in if you need something in a pinch. Spent $15 for the kids tshirt and it came with shorts. $10 for the neck pillow.

The service that I received from Naeem was superb. The selections that Naeem showed me was…read moreextensive and the value was unmatched. Bargain World West 192 is the best souvenir shop in the area and is very well organized. I actually left the store and came back after checking out the other stores that were nearby and actually came back because of Naeem's customer service and great prices. Great job Naeem!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep up the good work,

BUYERS BEWARE - SCAMMER…read more We visited the shop as we stayed around the area on vacation. Based on Yelp review, we chose this store out of many others. The store has decent amount of souvenirs and we enjoyed our shopping. The cashier, an older gentleman was friendly during our check out transaction and was chatting with us, and after completing the transaction, gave us a coupon for future visit and 2 free pens. We walked out of the store thinking nothing of it and headed to our next destination. Upon returning home, we then realized we were over charged by 3 extra shirts that ended up costing us additional $30+ that we did NOT purchase. Looking at the receipt later, the man scanned three different shirts an additional time in between other items we purchased. In addition, the man has the computer screen in front him where he can see the exact items scanned. Thus, it's not an accident where the 3 items were repeatedly scanned. This was an attempt to disguise the extra items from showing up repeatedly on the receipt if you don't pay close attention up front. The friendly chatter, the coupons and free pens are an attempt at distracting the customer as they know not many tourists would and can go back to request a refund. Further, we realized the receipt printed "No Refund", and this was no where posted in the store, nor mentioned during check out. Even if we do go back and confront the employee, there is no refund nor anyway to prove this dishonest practice. This is disappointing for a shop that has good reviews on here. Buyers beware, confirm each of your transactions BEFORE payment if you choose to shop at this location.

If looking for souvenirs and other stuff you will find it here for reasonable price. Large…read moreselection of Disney items such as caps, T-shirts, key holders and lots more.

A-Ok. They have tons of fun touristy things from Disney to Harry Potter to beach stuff. It's a…read morestore you'd expect to see in the resorts and tourist area. Prices are okay - higher than a Target but it's a novelty shop, so that's not shocking. It's a huge store and tons of merch. It's clean and well organized so it's easy to shop. Overall: B A ok. There are better prices in other places, but it's in a tourist area and has fun stuff!

No good deals here. 50% off overpriced merchandise isn't a bargain. Don't waste your timeread more

great selection of clothing and merchandise. Great customer service as well. Friendly staffread more

I was staying at a hotel nearby and decided to pop in and check out the souvenirs here while in the…read morearea. The store was really eye-catching and looked so cute from the outside with the giant mermaid, and the inside was huge too - 2 floors and the selection had plenty to choose from. Prices were pretty affordable too, but I get what people are complaining about when they say quality isn't that great here. Service - not terrible. However, I did ask to use their restroom, and they said it's on the 2nd floor. I went up there and it was absolutely disgusting. They need staff to regularly clean it more. I got 4 magnets from here, and one said Disneyland Florida - what the hell? Idiots, it's Disney world Florida. The Disney characters text was cute though, and it was cheap so I got it. I got a cute Orlando tank top too, I love it, but the text started cracking after just one wash. Overall, I'd recommend this shop. I had an okay experience here and would come back.

Big Top Souvenirs is a gift shop located in Fantasyland at Disney World's Magic Kingdom. This store…read morerecently reopened in Fantasyland. During my latest trip to Disneyworld over the holidays with my family, we stopped inside the Big Top Souvenirs after riding the train ride. Big Top Souvenirs is one of the larger gift shops in Magic Kingdom. As soon as we walked inside the store, we could smell all of the wonderful snacks! There was so may sweat treats and snacks available at Big Top Souvenirs! If you're interested in other items, Big Top Souvenirs does have toys, pins, apparel and so much more! This is one of the best shops at Magic Kingdom. Everything is well organized at this store and all of the items are typically in stock too! The food is delicious here as well! If you're in the area, Big Top Souvenirs is a must go to! The team members are amazing here!

So I have really complicated feelings about this Disney shop & confectionery as this was my work…read morelocation on my Disney Internship (which I did not enjoy). But also because they removed a key item from my childhood to build this (Mickey & Minnie's houses) which kind of broke my heart. It's a souvenir shop. A lot of dumbo merch obviously but so much more. It has quite a large footprint. If you are looking for something sold on Main Street and they do not have it, you may find it here so I would ask a cast member of they have seen that item. It's closet to a character meet up and the dumbo rides. A great (and popular) location to wait out any rain as there are outlets scattered throughout the store (though CM's will not want you to use them) they also have food-most confectionery so candy apples, rice crispy treats, cake pops etc plus ready made food. This is the only location on property that sells my favorite cookie of all time -the peanut butter chocolate chip cookie. It's not themed in anyway but it's big soft but not too soft and just decedent. Trust me and try it if you like peanut butter. Lest time we were there we kissed out on it because apparently the store now closed at 3pm. Which upset me quite a bit as I lost out on my favorite cookie bit when I worked there it was open all day so I often was there closing until 2am.

Tucked right into the heart of Discovery Island, the charming Discovery Trading Company is the kind…read moreof store you don't plan to spend much time in, and then somehow end up browsing for twenty minutes. It's Disney's main gift shop inside Animal Kingdom, and it has that perfect mix of air conditioning, themed décor, and "ooh, I might need that" souvenirs that make it impossible to walk past. It goes without saying that you need to bring money! The prices on Disney souvenirs has skyrocketed as of late. I'm still shocked about Mickey ears costing close to $40! The atmosphere fits right in with the park's adventurous vibe. The shop has rustic wood accents, tribal patterns, and a touch of explorer flair (I just love the decor in here). It's bright, open, and feels like an organic extension of Animal Kingdom rather than just another retail shop. As for what you'll find, the shop's got a little bit of everything. Plushes, pins, apparel, pens, toys, hats, packaged candy, stickers, sundries, and other goodies are in plentiful supply. You'll spot plenty of Animal Kingdom-themed gear, like shirts featuring the Tree of Life, fun Mickey ear safari hats, and wildlife-inspired accessories. I like this store because it's sort of like Animal Kingdom's Emporium (if you know, you know). I like to say if you can't find it here, you don't need it. Oh! And they offer a pretty generous 20% off discount for Annual Passholders. So be sure to flash your pass if you have one.

Discovery Trading Company is right next to Riverside Depot. Both stores share the same shopping…read morespace! It's right across from Island Mercantile as well! This store is one of the first shopping areas you'll see when entering Discovery Island at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. It's off to the right as soon as you see the tree of life. Discovery Trading Company used to be Disney Outfitters. Discovery Trading Company offers a wide range of gifts, memorabilia, apparel, snacks, toys, and so much more! If you're a annual passholder, discounts do apply at this store! The team members are so helpful at this location. I was looking at a few of their Disney Ornaments and Snow globes! This is one of the best locations to shop at, especially if you're leaving Animal Kingdom for the day, you can easily stop into this store on the way out of the theme park!

A cute little store inside of the Animal Kingdom Lodge with a variety of merch for both people just…read morevisiting the Lodge and those who are actually staying onsite. They have some Disney souvenirs and then also some essentials for guests (think toothbrushes, food for the room, etc.). The staff was friendly and offered assistance if we needed / wanted it. We were just browsing to see what they had as it was my husbands first visit to the Lodge itself. If you wanted to grab a Disney souvenir from your stay here, they do have a fun variety here! Overall: A It's small but they pack in a bunch of fun things!

This is where you can find food, gifts, and cup refills for Kidani Village. There are also Disney…read moreVacation Club items to purchase.

We had fun there for the evening. Shopped and ate supper. Listened to some entertainment in the…read morearea.

During our last trip to Disney World, we stayed at Disney's BoardWalk Inn (first time) and fell in…read morelove with Disney's BoardWalk. Who knew that an entertainment district themed after turn-of-the-century Mid-Atlantic boardwalks (e.g., Coney Island, NY and Atlantic City, NJ) would have so much appeal? Well for us, it did. It's really charming and intimate, especially when compared to other parts of Disney World, like the relatively gargantuan Disney Springs. So, along with the fun and unique "seaside" period atmosphere, its size and the fact that this part of Disney isn't crowded had a lot to do with our enjoyment of Disney's BoardWalk. There's a black-and-white photo inside the BoardWalk Inn of the Three Stooges during an appearance at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City in 1938. To me, that photo encapsulates the time period and atmosphere that I think Disney aspired to recreate at the BoardWalk, and I think Disney was successful, for the most part. Aside from the Inn (and the Innkeeper's Club), highlights here include the Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers, Screen Door General Store (for exclusive BoardWalk merch), and Atlantic Dance Hall (cool they have this art-deco music venue here). My wife and I would like to return and have dinner at restaurants Flying Fish (seafood) and Trattoria al Forno (Italian).