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.

Located in the Disneyland Hotel, you will find this cute and quaint gift shop. As the title…read moresuggests, they often items for the sun and your perfect pool day. They also have snacks and drinks you can stock your room up with. The cast member working the counter has always been friendly when I've stopped in, and prices compare to other places within the hotel. Worth a stop in if you need supplies you didn't pack!

After a long day at Disneyland you can stop here to get a postcard of a wide range of things. From…read morediapers to snacks. It easy to get In and out of. The employees are friendly and very helpful. If your are staying in a hotel close by you can stock up on snacks and beer or wine and sodas.

I stop in from time to time to check out the selection. This is a great place for gifts, and the…read moreprices are reasonable. The lady at the counter is friendly. I needed to try on a hoodie that was up high on the racks. She was very kind to get it down for me. I love my new sweater. I also picked up a gift for my sister in law. I will continue to shop in this fun little store. The location is ideal next to Disney and the Convention Center.

I had seen this place on TikTok and decided to check it out for myself. Let me just say that the…read morestaff is extremely friendly and helpful. I wanted a Mickey initial keychain that had sold out. One of the staff members went to another store they have near by to get it for me. I ended purchasing 4 keychains and a Smiski hipper which were all adorable.

This shop is a MUST if you're visiting Disneyland. If you can't find it anywhere at the parks and…read morebefore you try in Downtown Disney, this is the place to go and try to find that specific piece of merch. I also like dipping in here to grab as much AC that I can and to sort of dodge the Main Street crowds when it's really bad. I also LOVE looking at the small displays and mini animatronics in the shop window display. You can do mobile order check out here with the app and it's the biggest shop that they have. They have the standard merchandise and the nicer, fancier items like jewelry and more high end brand collaborations with Disney. There's the slushie and candy/sweets counter at the other end near Jolly Holiday as well. It's a super long and expansive shop with several different areas. One section is hats, ears, and apparel, another one is toys and plushies, lots of small keychains, knick knacks, shoulder buddies, and they have the seasonal items here too, as well as the bonus items if you spend over a certain amount, you can get this item for $25 etc. Kinda deal. Cast members are busy here since it's a super busy shop, but they're always friendly and can always assist. My friend even did trivia here for a pin. Nice!

One of my personal favorites at Disneyland Park is The Emporium located on Main Street USA. The…read moreEmporium is a one stop shopping destination where you can find anything and everything that is themed to the Disney, both vintage and new. Each time I go to the park I will always make a stop at The Emporium to buy either items as gifts to take back home to friends and family or to treat myself to a little something special! I visited the store during a previous trip and was able to browse through the different sections, finding many fun and new items that I had never noticed before. I have always enjoyed visiting this store because they have a large number of products located throughout a number of rooms. This store has an easy to navigate layout which allows me to walk around and see everything they offer. Sometimes it does get super busy inside the store during the evening hours! Even when the store is busy, you can find something fun to look at no matter where you are. One of the things I like most about the Emporium is that whether you are looking for collectibles such as Mickey ears and pins or simply want to find something to remind you of your trip to the park, there is sure to be something in this store that will fit your needs! The cast members have always been very friendly and willing to assist me as well by answering questions, pointing me toward the most popular items or helping with pins! The Emporium is more than just a store. It's a way to experience Disney theme park experience as well! If you are searching for a memento, a gift for someone else, or looking to shop, The Emporium should be one of your stops on Main Street USA at Disneyland before leaving the theme park for the day! Magic Key discounts do apply at the store! You can use mobile ordering as well!

Had such a great experience here, it's always fun looking at all the new merchandise! My aunt and…read morecousins liked a couple of things, so we went to the registers to check out. Steffany was our cashier and she was fantastic! She noticed my aunt had a Baymax item and told us that there was a really good discount on the Baymax Cuddleez plush. They were all towards the middle back of the store so if she didn't tell us we would have completely missed it! I'm so grateful for her mentioning it because she could have just rung us up and we would have been on our way. She took that extra step with us and I'm glad she did. Now my aunt has a great and cuddly souvenir! I will happily come back one day for the great products and the great service.

Elias & Co is the biggest shop on Buena Vista Street right in the front of the Disney California…read moreAdventure park at Disneyland. They say it's modeled after fancy olden days Los Angeles department stores which is kind of cool. Even more cool, Elias was Walt Disney's Dad's name so the shop is named after his father. I'd call Elias & Co as a general souvenir gift shop at Disneyland where you'll find a ton of clothes and other fairly standard Disney items. Tons of Mickey ears, bags, even some watches & jewerly. The huge store is divided into four sections: Men's, Women's, Children's and Jewelry. It's been helpful for me in particular when I needed to buy socks and ended up getting some cute Disney footsie covers in a bind. If you have an Annual Pass, they do offer the discount here which is nice. If nothing else, you can escape the heat or weather for a moment walking down Buena Vista Street thru the store from one end to the other and check out what's for sale instead of trotting down the trove with the masses. Because this is at the front of the park, it can get incredibly busy though! Only for that reason is it probably my least favorite shop at California Adventure. They have a helpful and friendly staff working though, as always is the Disney way!

Even though Pennys are discontinued, come use them here!! While the name maybe a little deceiving…read moreas there are only 2 machines that are actual a "Penny" - perhaps it wasnt always this way. Other machines are 25cents which isnt too bad! This place is located in Disneyland right when you walk in to the left side. They offer delicious sugary sweets and snacks to curve your craving. We opt for a cookie and soda which was about $12. Staff was super friendly and nice, allowed us to get change from the register as 2 change machines were out of service. From flip book animation to the organ, or testing your strength, maybe pickup a collector coin or getting your future told, to making Pinocchio dance to the music! You can't go wrong checking out this classic store.

A great stop for treats, both fresh and bagged. Their cookies are wonderful, and I'm a huge fan of…read moretheir prepackaged Peanut Brittle! The service is exactly what you expect from Disneyland - too notch as always, and the value is actually pretty good. Yeah, it's a lot, but there's some real quality in their product, I promise. :)

If you're a Disney fan, this place is an absolute hidden gem! The selection of Disney prints,…read morepaintings, and collectibles is incredible, with something for every type of collector and Disney enthusiast. One of the best parts of the experience is watching talented Disney artists create their artwork right before your eyes. Seeing the creative process in person makes each piece even more special. They also host amazing guest artists, and on occasion, you can even meet Disney Imagineers, making every visit unique and memorable. Whether you're looking for a beautiful piece of artwork, a collectible to add to your collection, or simply want to immerse yourself in Disney creativity, this is a must-visit destination. The quality of the artwork, the talented artists, and the magical atmosphere make it an unforgettable experience that keeps you coming back

While shopping around at Downtown Disney, my family and I found the Wonderground Gallery in the…read moreDowntown Disney District. It's a boutique styled gallery and shop. The gallery specializes in Disney themed artworks, prints, collectibles, housewares, accessories and more. You can browse through framed pieces, posters, mugs, and other merchandise that blends classic Disney magic with art. The gallery also features a drawing station where sketch artists create custom hand drawn art right before your eyes! When my family and I came in on a Friday evening after California Adventure, the Gallery was busy! We saw the large unique Collectible Magic Key! It was cool, but expensive. You could easily spend an hour here looking at all of the Disney art pieces. Over the years, the Wonderground Gallery has celebrated a variety of art styles and periodically hosted meet and greet and even signing events with featured artists! Recently the gallery was refurbished in 2024. Parts of the offerings were moved over to other Disney stores like the Disney Home store. If you're visiting Downtown Disney, I'd highly recommend checking out the Wonderground Gallery. Before taking pictures of the gallery, we did ask a cast member if it was okay, and we were informed it was good to take pictures inside the Art Gallery! My family and I enjoyed our time here. Discounts are accepted at the Wonderground Gallery which includes the Magic Key Holder Discounts, the Disney Vacation Club discounts, and the Disney Visa Cardmember perks.

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