At a glance
The Alamo Trading Post is the shop at Disney Davy Crockett Ranch, the bungalow resort around a 15-minute drive from the parks.
Its name refers to Fort Alamo, the Texan stronghold where the pioneer Davy Crockett died in 1836, during the siege led by the Mexican army. The wooden building with blue shutters and a covered porch recreates the style of the "trading posts" of the American frontier in the nineteenth century, during the westward expansion.
The range is split in two: on one side, Disney souvenirs (soft toys, toys, adult and children’s clothing, accessories, Disney ears, pins and figurines), on the other, a convenience food section designed for bungalows with a kitchen and a barbecue: fresh fruit, salads, bread, crêpes, brioche, jams, pasta, tinned food, drinks and barbecue supplies. The PhotoPass+ service is available on site.
Everything you need to stock up your ranch bungalow. A 15-minute drive from the parks, this wooden shop with blue shutters is styled as a nineteenth-century American frontier trading post, with a covered porch and a name inspired by Fort Alamo. It pairs everyday food essentials for the Davy Crockett Ranch bungalows with a selection of Disney souvenirs in Western and nature themes.
What you’ll find
Theme & story
Who it’s for
Pros and cons
Strong points
- A rare mix of Disney souvenirs and groceries
- A food section suited to bungalows with kitchens
- Supplies for the barbecue that comes with every bungalow
Weak points
- Mainly intended for Davy Crockett Ranch guests
- Around a 15-minute drive from both parks
- Smaller floor space and range than the shops in the parks
My verdict
Julie’s tip
Best time to visit
Drop by in the late afternoon or evening, on your way back from the parks: that’s when everyone stocks up for their bungalow.
Map & getting there
The Alamo Trading Post shop is at Disney Davy Crockett Ranch, close to the Crockett’s Tavern restaurant.
Your questions about this shop
01 Where can you shop for Disney merchandise at Disneyland Paris?
You have four main options: the shops in Disneyland Park (mainly on Main Street U.S.A. and in each land), the shops in Disney Adventure World, the shops in Disney Village (no park ticket needed) and your hotel shop if you’re staying at an official Disney Hotel. I go through the main shops in my dedicated article.
02 Can you shop without carrying your bags all day?
Yes. The Shopping Service lets you have your purchases sent to a collection point, to pick up later in the shop, or as you leave the park in another shop, or even in the shop at your Disney Hotel. The service is free in most shops (above a minimum spend). Just ask the sales assistant when you pay.
03 What are the shops’ opening hours?
The shops in the parks roughly follow the parks’ opening hours, often opening a little earlier on Main Street U.S.A. and closing a little later after the night-time show. The Disney Village shops have their own opening hours, usually later into the evening. The exact times are in the Disneyland Paris app.
04 Can you order Disneyland Paris merchandise online?
There’s no official Disneyland Paris online shop. To buy from home, you can go to the Disney Store website (formerly shopDisney), which sells official Disney merchandise and sometimes a few Disneyland Paris-specific products. At the resort, you buy directly in the shops.
