Below are all the posts I have written about Disney souvenirs. This includes articles on popular souvenirs, money saving tips, stores in the Disney Parks and more. Posts are in order of newest to oldest.
If you decide to purchase/use the Photopass at Walt Disney World, be sure to take this list of Photopass Magic Shots at Walt Disney World with you. When you approach a Photopass photographer, ask him if he can do Magic Shots. Some photographers know how to do them and some don’t. I recommend that you ask each photographer because you might get a different answer each time.
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Here is Susan’s review of Disney’s Photopass Plus.
Do you typically buy the Photopass CD in advance of your trip? For a few dollars ($30) more than the standard photopass CD advance price, you can pre-purchase the Photopass Plus CD, at a significant savings prior to your trip.
You must pre-purchase at least 14 days before your trip, reason being that Disney will send you a certificate to redeem for your Photopass Plus lanyard via USPS .
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Here are some tips on how to save on Disney Princess Dress Souvenirs. Disney princess dresses at Walt Disney World are EXPENSIVE. Most of the dresses are almost $60 and that doesn’t include any accessories. But with a little planning ahead, you can still dress your daughter like a princess without breaking the bank:
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You can Make A Pillowcase Autograph Book For Your Next Disney Trip . On our last trip to Walt Disney World, we decided to do something different for autographs. We had the characters autograph our pillowcase instead of a traditional autograph book. The characters got so excited to know that their autographs would be permanently displayed in the kids’ rooms.
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A Disney World Souvenir: Build Your Own LightSaber at Downtown Disney. Bring the Star Wars fan to Once Upon a Child in Downtown Disney at Walt Disney World or Tatoonie Traders in Hollywood Studios (exit of Star Tours ride) for a unique activity of building their own Lightsaber.
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You can score a FREE Souvenir For Kids At The Kidcot Stations in Epcot. Each country has a Kidcot station where the kids can color a Duffy bear or a Perry the Platapus cutout, get their Duffy bear stamped and even get their name written in the country’s native language if they ask nicely. Each country’s Kidcot station is manned by a Cast Member who is on a one year work visa from that country! So Canada’s is manned by a native Canadian, China’s is manned by a native Chinese person, etc.
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Here is a list of FREE Souvenirs at Walt Disney World.
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Wondering how to order an item you saw at Walt Disney World? You can call Disney Mail Order at 407-363-6200 and they can get you just about anything that can be bought in the parks. It will help to have a good description of the item and the store or the general location where you saw the item. They are very knowledgeable of the items sold in the park and should be able to ship it to your home. You just have to pay for the price of the item plus the shipping costs.
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Stop by Build-A-Dino Store In Downtown Disney Stores to build a dinosaur. It is in T-Rex Cafe in Downtown Disney. Inside you’ll find Build-A-Dino (which is owned by Build A Bear) where you can build your own Dinosuar. As far as i know, they do not carry any Disney clothing for the dinosaur. Please correct me if I am wrong.
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If you are looking for Disney World Souvenirs that you can enjoy for many years to come, check out the silhouette and caricature portraits. The silhouette stations are located on Main Street, in Liberty Square, in France and in Downtown Disney. Prices run $9 per person and the frame is an extra $10. You get 2 copies of the silhouette for this price (one is a mirrored copy).
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Rafiki’s Planet Watch in Animal Kingdom is a hidden gem, a place where your party can go to learn how Walt Disney World cares for the 1,000s of animals located in the park. You can also learn about conservation efforts of organizations around the world and learn what you can [...]
My name is Kristin and I am a coupon addict. My coupon addiction feeds my other addiction, Disney. How are the two related you ask? Well I have learned how to use the money I save by couponing to pay for my yearly trips to Disney World. And I am eager to share that knowledge with all of you!
