Disneyland Park

Main Street, U.S.A. Shopping Guide:

Dapper Dan’s Haircuts – Yes, there is a barber right on Main Street! Yes, you can get actual haircuts here. This is partially in homage to the original Main Street, U.S.A. in Anaheim’s Disneyland, which featured a barber, working pharmacy, working bank, and a tobacco store.

1. – The largest shop in Disneyland Parc, this is where you can find every gift and souvenir imaginable. T-shirts, plush toys, dress shirts, hats, pens, souvenir books, key chains and other items can be found in bulk, most sporting the Disney Characters or Disneyland Paris logo.

Town Square Photography – This is your main stop for all your camera needs, including film, digital memory cards and disposable cameras. Minor camera repair can also be made here by a crew of skilled camera technicians.

Harrington’s Fine China & Porcelains – Fine china and porcelain items, including plates, can be found here. Some items sport Disney insignia, while others do not. Nonetheless, this is a charming and interesting shop to browse through for a few moments.

Main Street Motors – Plush toys, souvenirs and other items abound here.

Disneyana Collectibles – If you’re looking for a more unique (and pricey) souvenir, departing from the traditional Mickey Mouse ears or plush toys, this is the place for you. A limited number of special edition art from classic Disney animated films can be found here, including animation cells and movie stills. Special books, focusing on the life of Walt Disney and individual movies, can also be purchased.

Boardwalk Candy Palace – The largest candy shop in the park, here you can indulge in a variety of jelly beans, fudge and (my personal favorite) caramel apples.

Disney & Co. – Here is where you can find a variety of Disney accessories, including t-shirts, dress shirts, hats and other items.

The Storybook Store – A variety of merchandise related to the Disney fairy tales can be found here, including books and plush toys. Special read-a-long discs can also be found.

Disney Clothiers, Ltd. – One of the larger shops in the park dedicated exclusively to clothing, this store features a variety of professional and leisure clothing items, including shirts, dresses and other items.

Lilly’s Boutique – One-of-a-kind collectibles and unique knick-knacks can be found here, as well as an assortment of books. The shop is named after Walt Disney’s late wife, Lillian. It is also partially modeled after the former One-Of-A-Kind Shoppe in Anaheim’s New Orleans Square, a favorite store of Lillian Disney.

Ribbons & Bows Hat Shop – A collection of hats can be found here, from elegant turn-of-the-century styles to more bizarre hats that are sure to draw attention. Of course, the iconic Mickey Mouse ears may also be purchased here; names are embroided for a nominal fee on selected hats.

The Bixby Brothers – Clothing, Disney plush toys, books, and other items can be found here.

Glass Fantasies – A skilled on-site craftsman creates beautiful hand-blown glass works of art, as well as etchings on plates and other items. The inventory here can be found to contain both custom designs as well as designs focusing on the Disney Characters and Disneyland Paris.

Plaza East & West Boutiques – These small souvenir stands are perfect for last-minute gifts, including Disneyland Paris souvenir books, trinkets and plush toys. They are located on either side of The Disneyland Railroad’s Main Street Station, near the Main Entrance tunnels.

Frontierland Shopping Guide:

Pueblo Trading Post – Western-themed trinkets, along with several varieties of fudge, can be found here.

Woodcarver’s Workshop – Have your name engraved on a piece of wood, or choose from a selection of ready-for-purchase signs.

Big Thunder Photographer – Commemorate your visit to Thunder Mesa by dressing up in authentic frontier clothing and posing for an old-western photo!

Thunder Mesa Mercantile – Thunder Mesa souvenirs, including items dedicated to Big Thunder Mountain and Phantom Manor, can be found here, as can a variety of shirts, plush toys, and Disneyland Paris souvenirs.

Tobias Norton & Sons – Frontier Traders – Themed as an old-western enterprise founded by Tobias Norton and his two sons, this frontier outpost is where you’ll find candy, coonskin caps, toy rifles, and other fun items.

Bonanza Outfitters – Frontierland’s main clothing supply store, Bonanza Outfitters is you’re stop for western wear, including shirts, boots, cowboy hats and belt buckles.

Eureka Mining Supplies & Assay Co. – A variety of Phantom Manor and Big Thunder Mountain merchandise can be found here, including shirts and souvenir books.

Adventureland Shopping Guide: 

Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost – Located across from Indiana Jones & The Temple of Peril, this is your one-stop-shop for anything and everything related to everyone’s favorite exotic explorer. Indiana Jones hats, shirts, novels and souvenirs can all be found here.

Le Coffre du Captain – Exotic merchandise abounds here, including basic Disneyland Paris souvenirs.

Les Tresors de Sheherazade – Found at the exit of Pirates of the Caribbean, Les Tresors de Sheherazade features an assortment of pirate-themed merchandise, including swords, pirate flags and skulls. Items based off the “Pirates of the Caribbean” films starring Johnny Depp can also be found here.

La Girafe Curieuse – Found near The Jungle Cruise, this venue features attraction-specific merchandise, including a variety of jungle-themed plush toys and shirts.

Fantasyland Shopping Guide:

Castle Boutique – Nestled in the confines of La Chateau de la Belle au Bois Dormant, Castle Boutique offers enchanting experiences for young girls who wish to transform into their favorite Disney Princess. Dresses, tierras, and a full range of princess accessories can be found here.

Merlin l’Enchanteur – A magic shop inspired by Merlin the Wizard from Disney’s animated feature film, “The Sword in the Stone”, this store features magic tricks and demonstrations from skilled magicians.

La Chaumiere des Sept Nains – The house of the Seven Dwarfs offers up a variety of plush toys, apparel, and souvenirs, based on the Disney classic animated feature film, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”.

La Confiserie des Trois Fees – Items based on the Disney Princesses can be found here, including plush toys, books, and a wide variety of souvenirs.

La Menagerie de Royaume – A royal store, this is yet another offering for Disney Princess merchandise, though not quite as extensive as Castle Boutique.

La Bottega di Gepetto – Gepetto’s very own store, here you can find t-shirts, toys, and other items focused on Disney’s animated feature film, “Pinocchio”.

La Brave Petit Tailleur – This store, stylistically based on Mickey Mouse’s role as the Brave Little Tailor, features a variety of Disneyland Paris and Fantasyland souvenirs, including t-shirts, souvenir books, dvds, and plush toys.

Discoveryland Shopping Guide:

1. – One of Disneyland Paris’ larger shops, here you can find souvenirs and plush toys, alongside park and Discoveryland-branded t-shirts and other items.

Light Speed Photography – One of the park’s two dedicated camera stores, here you can find disposable cameras, film, digital memory cards and other camera-related necessities. For minor camera repairs, visit Town Square Photography on Main Street, U.S.A.

Star Traders – Located at the exit of Star Tours, this is where you can find a variety of merchandise and collectible toys based off the “Star Wars” universe.

Walt Disney Studios

* Disney Store
* Disney Fashion
* The Disney Gallery
* Hollywood Pictures
* World of Toys
* Planet Hollywood Gifts
* Bureau de Change

World of Disney (Large retail outlet) - Opening 2011

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