While we adore the Disney parks, there’s no better place to get some shopping done than in Disney Springs, and some of our favorite restaurants are there too.
While some shops are set in their locations, you may also find some pop-up shops arrive at random times throughout the year. If you’re heading into Disney Springs soon, don’t miss this new pop-up shop that’s all about kindness!
The Little Words Project has just opened up a pop-up shop on the West Side of Disney Springs. The shop is actually the company’s “Kindness Caravan,” which takes its message of self-love and kindness on the road.
The company specializes in beaded word bracelets to be worn by you or gifted to someone you think deserves a little love. The bracelets have messages such as “Magic,” “Dream,” and more.
Not only that, but each bracelet has a unique ID tag that can be used to connect to Little Word Project’s “Nice Nation” community online. As you pass the bracelet along to other people, paying forward the kindness, you can interact with each other and track the bracelet as it gets passed from person to person! How cool is that?
In a press release, Adriana Carrig, Little Words Project Founder & CEO, said that the company “couldn’t be more grateful to be welcomed into Disney Springs for this incredible opportunity. We’re confident that the brand will resonate with the thousands of guests who visit daily — all of whom are looking for something special to commemorate their experience at ‘The Most Magical Place on Earth.”
It’s not clear how long this shop will be available in Disney Springs, so we suggest heading into the shopping district sooner rather than later to check it out. As always, stay tuned to AllEars for all the latest Disney news!
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Which bracelet would you get? Tell us in the comments!
These are super cute (thank you T Swift for bringing these back into our lives!) but is being able to track an item geared towards children a good idea?? 😬