Shopping Disney Springs at Home

Now that the transformation of Downtown Disney into Disney Springs is nearly complete, I’ve heard a bit of scoffing that it’s “just a mall.” Well, maybe . . . actually yes, but to that I say, “But it’s a really good mall.”

And while some of the Disney Springs shops are ubiquitous in some parts of the United States (I’m talking to you Sephora), even most of the chain stores are not present in all states and certainly not in all countries from which a Disney guest might visit.

So, in case you regret not buying something you saw during your visit, or if you fell in love with a Disney Springs shop and want more of their wares on an ongoing basis, here’s a roundup of how to shop at the Disney Springs stores when you’re not at Walt Disney World.

Also note, many of the shops with websites have mailing lists where they periodically offer discounts for purchases in their shops or online. Even if you’re standing in the store at Disney Springs, it could make sense to take a quick pop over to the store’s website or run a quick search for “[Store X] discount codes” or “[Store X] coupon codes” to find sources of savings not readily available in the shop. Also ask about store loyalty programs (my Sephora loyalty card and the beauty product habits of my three teenage daughters have gotten me several perks at the Disney Springs shop) and things like student or teacher discounts that may not be common at Disney but are prevalent at general retailers.

Other reasons you might want to consult a store’s website are to find a color or size of an item that’s not in stock at that location, or to have an item shipped directly to your home rather than carry it yourself. I’ve done this several times at the Disney Springs Uniqlo when their $5 online shipping makes more sense than incurring a $25 checked bag fee on my airline.

And of course, if a store has a retail shop at your local mall, then that might be a place to skip shopping on your vacation, using that time and money for more unique goods or experiences.

• Alex & Ani. Jewelry. Retail locations in 29 U.S. States, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and eight other countries.
• American Threads. Apparel. Retail locations in five U.S. states, all in the South.
• Anthropologie. Apparel and housewares. Retail locations in 42 U.S. States, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and three other countries.
• Art of Shaving. Personal grooming tools. Retail locations in 34 U.S. States, Puerto Rico, and three other countries.
• Basin. Retail locations at Disney Springs, the Grand Floridian, and two locations in Las Vegas.
• Boathouse Boatique. Housewares and souvenirs. The Boathouse restaurant’s retail shop has no online presence, but much of their merchandise is available through other online vendors. For example, their many Rubba Ducks can be found on Amazon.com.
• Build-A-Dino at T-Rex. Toys. Much of the merchandise is available at Build-A-Bear stores throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and beyond.
• Chapel Hats. Retail locations in five U.S. states and in Canada.
• Coach. Leather goods. Retail locations throughout the U.S. and in dozens of countries. Merchandise is also available via general retailers like department stores and Zappos. There is, however, some Disney-branded merchandise that may be easier to find at Disney Springs than at other locations.
• Coca-Cola Store. Branded merchandise of all types. You can buy Coca-Cola literally everywhere and Coke-branded merchandise can be found from a variety of venues. There are similar stores in Atlanta and Las Vegas.

• Columbia Sportswear. Apparel. Retail locations throughout the U.S. Merchandise is also available via general retailers.
• Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers. Glassware and decorative items. Retail locations at the Disney parks in Orlando, California, Paris, Shanghai, and Tokyo.
• Curl by Sammy Duvall. Retail locations in Orlando and Anaheim, but most of their merchandise can be found elsewhere.
• Edward Benier. Eyeglasses. Retail locations in Florida.
• Erwin Pearl. Jewelry. Ten retail locations, all in tourism-related locations.
• Everything But Water. Swimwear. Retail locations in 25 U.S. States and Puerto Rico.
• Fit2Run. Athletic shoes and sportswear. Twelve retail locations in Florida and Puerto Rico.
• Francesca’s. Apparel. Retail locations in 49 U.S. states and D.C. (Hawaii is the only one missing).
• Free People. Apparel. Retail locations in 34 states and D.C., plus Canada and the U.K.
• Ghirardelli Chocolate Shop. Candy. Retail locations in nine U.S. states. Some chocolate is available in grocery stores throughout the United States.
• Harley-Davidson. Branded merchandise and motorcycles. Vehicle retailers throughout the U.S. Merchandise available via many general retailers.
• Havianas. Footwear. Retail locations in five U.S. states and dozens of other countries. Merchandise is also available via many general retailers.
• House of Blues. Apparel and gifts. Retail locations in ten U.S. states.

• Johnny Was. Apparel. U.S. Retail locations. Merchandise is also available via many general retailers.
• Johnston & Murphy. Footwear. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers in every U.S. state and four other countries.
• Kate Spade. Leather goods, apparel, jewelry. Retail locations in 37 states, D.C., Puerto Rico, two dozen countries, and on several cruise ships. Merchandise is also available via many general retailers. Some Disney-themed merchandise may only be available here.
• Kiehl’s. Skincare. Retail locations in 22 U.S. states and D.C. Merchandise is also available via many general retailers.
• Kipling. Luggage. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers in most U.S. states and six other countries.
• Lacoste. Apparel. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world.
• Lefty’s. Gear for left handers. Locations in Florida and California.
• LEGO Store. Toys. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world.

• Levi’s. Apparel. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world.
• Lilly Pulitzer. Apparel. Dedicated retail locations throughout the Eastern United States.
• L’Occitane. Skincare and fragrance. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world.
• Lucky Brand. Apparel. Stores in 32 U.S. states, D.C., and Canada. Authorized dealers throughout the U.S.
• Luxury of Time. Watches and jewelry. A division of Diamonds International, which has retail locations in Alaska, Florida, and at most Caribbean ports.
• MAC Cosmetics. Cosmetics. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world.
• Melissa Shoes. Footwear. Authorized dealers throughout the world.
• Na Hoku. Jewelry. Retail locations in 13 U.S. states.
• Oakley. Sunglasses. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world. Much of the merchandise can be found via general retailers.
• Origins. Skincare. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the U.S.

• Pandora Jewelry. Jewelry. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the U.S. Some Disney-themed merchandise may only be available here.
• Pearl Factory. Jewelry. Retail locations in four U.S. states.
• Pele Soccer. Athletic apparel and equipment. Much of their merchandise is available via general retailers.
• Pop Gallery. Art and collectibles. Some of the art sold here is one of a kind. If you want it, buy it.
• Rainforest Cafe Retail. Giftware. Retail locations in 11 U.S. states.
• Rinse Bath & Body. Skincare. Authorized dealers throughout the U.S.
• Sanuk. Footwear. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world.
• Savannah Bee. Food, skincare, giftware. Dedicated retail stores in six U.S. states.
• Sephora. Skincare, cosmetics, fragrance. Dedicated retail locations throughout the U.S.
• Shop for Ireland. Giftware. The only location is at Raglan Road, but much of the merchandise can be found via general retailers.
• Shore. Apparel. Two locations in Florida. Much of the merchandise can be found via general retailers.
• Something Silver. Jewelry. Retail locations in four U.S. states.
• Sosa Family Cigars. Cigars. Only retail location. Some brands may be available elsewhere.
• Sperry. Footwear. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world.
• Stance. Hosiery. Stores in New York, Florida, and Utah.
• Planet Hollywood. Apparel and Giftware. Locations in four U.S. states, England, and France.
• Sublime Gifts Much of the merchandise can be found via general retailers.

• Sugarboo. Home decor and giftware. Retail locations in five states. Some merchandise is available through general retailers.
• Sunglass Icon. Eyewear. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the world. Much of the merchandise can be found via general retailers.
• Superdry. Apparel. Dedicated retail location in seven U.S. states and 17 other countries. Some merchandise available at retailers throughout the U.S.
• Swings n’ Things. Hammocks. The only retail location is at Disney Springs, but much of the merchandise can be found via general retailers.
• Tommy Bahama. Apparel. Dedicated retail locations or authorized dealers throughout the U.S. and six additional countries. Much of the merchandise can be found via general retailers.
• Trophy Room. Apparel and footwear. The only retail location is at Disney Springs, but much of the merchandise can be found via general retailers.
• Tumi. Luggage. Retail locations throughout the U.S. and in many countries. Merchandise available at retailers throughout the U.S.
• UGG. Retail locations in 8 U.S. states and many other countries. Merchandise available at retailers throughout the U.S. Some Disney-themed merchandise may only be available here.
• Under Armor. Apparel. Retail locations in 10 U.S. states and more than 10 other countries. Merchandise available at retailers throughout the U.S.
• Uniqlo. Apparel. Retail locations in 13 U.S. states, D.C., and 17 other countries. Some Disney-themed merchandise may only be available here.
• UNOde50. Jewelry. Retail locations in 10 U.S. states and Puerto Rico. Merchandise available at retailers throughout the U.S.
• Vera Bradley. Handbags, luggage, apparel. Dedicated retail locations in five states. Merchandise available at retailers throughout the U.S.
• Volcom. Apparel. Retail locations in six U.S. states and eight other countries.
• ZARA. Apparel. Retail locations throughout the U.S. and in 88 countries.

In addition to the national and international retailers with a presence at Disney Springs, there are, not surprisingly, a number of stores which are obviously, or perhaps not so obviously, Disney Merchandise locations. These include: Art of Disney, The Disney Corner, Disney Design-A-Tee, Candy Cauldron, Days of Christmas, Pin Traders, Disney Style, Disney’s Wonderful World of Memories, Ever After Jewelry, Goofy’s Candy Co., Marketplace Co-op, Mickey’s Pantry, Once Upon A Toy, Star Wars Galactic Outpost, Star Wars Trading Post, Superhero Headquarters, Tren-D, and World of Disney.

Much, but not all, of the merchandise carried in these stores can also be found in shops in the WDW theme parks and hotels, as well as at shops at Disneyland and the international theme park locations. You can call find lots of the Disney parks merchandise on the Shop Disney Parks app, and other Disney-branded merchandise can be found at the Disney Store retail locations, DisneyStore.com, and the Disney Outlets in the Orlando area. (If you’re interested in official Disney merchandise at discount prices, you can find no finer source of information than the monthly outlet report by our intrepid theme park warrior, Derek Burgan.)

So Orlando visitors, do you go shopping while you’re at Disney Springs, or do you skip the stores you can visit at home? Does your home location influence your Disney Springs shopping? Do locals like to shop the Disney Springs locations of big retailers, or do the tourists just get in your way? Let us know in the comments below.