Disneyland Paris souvenirs: something for every taste and budget

At Disneyland Paris there are souvenirs of every kind, at every price and for every taste. You can go home with a small magnet costing a few euros or with a collector’s piece or a pricier piece of jewellery. Whatever your budget and whoever you want to treat, you’ll find your souvenir.

The easiest way is to do it in two steps. First, spot the type of product you like (an accessory, a soft toy, a sweet treat to give when you get home…). Then choose according to your budget. This guide follows exactly that order: the main product families, practical ideas for every kind of visitor, price ranges and then where to buy.

Bringing home a souvenir is part of the Disneyland Paris experience. Once you’re back home, that little object keeps the trip going: you see it around the house and the whole day comes straight back to you. For kids, choosing their souvenir is often a highlight of the visit, almost a ritual, just like a ride or a meet and greet.

The idea isn’t to buy everything, but to go home with what will really matter to you: something to keep, to give or to treat yourself to. It’s better to set a small budget in advance (see below) and choose calmly, rather than giving in on impulse on the last day.

The shops at Disneyland Paris sell almost anything Disney you can think of. Here are the main product families you’ll come across in store. It gives you an overview before you choose.

A souvenir doesn’t have to be an object. In the shops you’ll also find services that make lovely memories: PhotoPass photos, the Mon Rêve Royal princess makeover for kids and a hairdressing and barber service. It’s another way to go home with a moment to remember.

Now you have the overview, here’s how to choose depending on who the souvenir is for and how it’ll be used. A souvenir for every kind of person.

Here are some rough price ranges, from cheap items up to collector’s pieces. They aren’t exact prices: they vary by collection, season and edition, and some ranges overlap. The main point of this table is to show that there really is a souvenir for every budget.

As a guide: allow at least around €20 per child for a small souvenir (ears, a pin, a magnet or several small items) and more like around €50 if you’re after a proper souvenir such as a toy, a soft toy or a costume.

You can buy souvenirs pretty much all over the resort. The biggest shop in Disneyland Park is the Emporium, on Main Street: it’s the perfect stop for your shopping on the way out, just before you leave the park. There are also shops at the exit of rides (such as Phantom Manor), selling themed products.

At Disney Village, the big shop is World of Disney, pleasant to browse quietly during the day. A new shop, Disney Wonders, opened on 22 September 2026 where the old Disney Store used to be. As for what’s new, the Disney Adventure World area has its own shops (especially around Frozen). For the up-to-date list and opening times, the easiest way is to check all the shops.

Close to the resort, the Val d’Europe shopping centre and the La Vallée Village outlet centre sometimes sell Disney items at discounted prices, but you won’t find the park exclusives there. And if you’d rather buy from home, some of the products are available from the Disney online shop.

One word of warning, though: lots of items, especially Paris exclusives (Paris designs, items engraved with the year, ranges tied to a ride), are only sold on site. That’s often the real reason to buy your souvenir during your trip.

To find shops by area, theme or type of product, browse all the shops. You’ll see where to find each family of souvenirs and what’s open right now. And to dig into a particular souvenir: balloons, books, collector cards, collectible keys, Disney Lorcana or pin trading.