The Five Places You HAVE To Shop In Disney World

When you hear the words “Walt Disney World,” what do you think of? State-of-the-art attractions? Incredible entertainment? Epcot’s famous festivals? How about SHOPPING — does that spring to mind?

World of Disney in Disney Springs

In truth, Walt Disney World is full of great shopping. From Mickey-themed souvenirs to luxury handbags, they have it all. While some stores have a lot of the same items, there are others that have great, unique collections! Here are 5 of our favorite stores you HAVE to stop in at Walt Disney World!

1. Marketplace Co-op

Marketplace Co-op is one of our favorites because it’s like six stores in one! Disney Springs uses Co-op as a “testing ground” for retail concepts, before they roll out full-size stores. The set-up reminds me of a fancy straw market, where each “stall” has its own Disney boutique.

Marketplace Co-Op

Currently, you’ll find Disney Centerpiece (home goods), Cherry Tree Lane (women’s apparel), D-Tech on Demand (tech accessories), Tag (travel goods), Twenty Eight and Main (men’s apparel), The Dress Shop (vintage-inspired women’s apparel), Disney Tails (with everything for man’s best friend), Bowes Signature Candles, and the Wonderground Gallery (Disney art).

2. Memento Mori

Do you love Haunted Mansion? Of course you do! Memento Mori is your headquarters for all things spooky, and located just outside the attraction in Magic Kingdom.

Memento Mori

From apparel to home goods, you can find all kinds of goodies perfect for the Happy Haunts at your home!

3. Mitsukoshi Department Store

Located in Epcot’s Japan Pavilion, Mitsukoshi is one of the coolest stores in all of Disney World! From Pokemon to Hello Kitty, you’ll find all kinds of Japanese character merchandise.

Mitsukoshi

There is also the opportunity to buy real pearls — and you can watch them open the oysters to find them! Mitsukoshi also sells authentic Japanese kimonos, incense, and best of all, crazy Japanese candy and snacks! In fact, you can watch a taste test of a few of the items in this video:

4. Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities

Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities is your Star Wars merchandise headquarters if you’re heading into Galaxy’s Edge!

Dok-Ondars

Located across from Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo and next to Savi’s Workshop, Dok-Ondars is filled with all sorts of rare items — from replicas of famous lightsabers to Sith busts and the Holocron cubes. Plus, there are also a ton of props from Star Wars to check out even if you aren’t interested in buying anything!

5. Goofy’s Candy Company

What’s better than a regular shop? A CANDY SHOP. And Goofy’s Candy Co. in Disney Springs is the ultimate candy shop.

Goofy’s Candy Co.

They have all kinds of sweets and treats — like Goofy Glaciers Frozen Drinks, crazy hand-spun cotton candy, and customizable treats.

So, the next time you’re visiting Disney World be sure to stop into these shops and see what they have to offer! And, stay tuned to AllEars for more of the latest Disney tips, tricks, and updates!

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What is your favorite shop in Walt Disney World? Let us know in the comments!

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Molly is a lifelong Disney enthusiast, and former Walt Disney World Guest Relations Cast Member and tour guide. Her Walt Disney World favorites include Festival of the Lion King, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Fantasmic!, Mickey-shaped pretzels and rice krispie treats, and anything with Buzz Lightyear! She lives in Orlando with her husband (who she met in Guest Relations) and their two rescue dogs, Kronk and Cruella de Vil (Ella for short!)

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4 Replies to “The Five Places You HAVE To Shop In Disney World”

  1. My favorite shop(s) are the Christmas shops either in MK or DS. I am a serious Christmas person so no trip is complete until we have visited both!

  2. If you know a cast member property control is “the best” place to shop bc everything is discounted although a little dated. In dated I mean you can grab a Epcot Food and Wine fest t-shirt for $10 but it might be from the 2017 fest in 2019

  3. We called the department store in Japan Pavillion, “The Mother Ship.” On our 9 day trip 8n june, my kids insisted we go there 4 times! Why? Because they love Pokemon and Nintendo.

  4. Japan is also our favorite. You have to try the green tea or mango mochi ice cream from one of the carts outside of Mitsukoshi. We also love the green tea cheesechake from the quick service restaurant in the Japan pavilion.