At a glance
You’ll find Sir Mickey’s Boutique in Fantasyland, across from Le Carrousel de Lancelot and right next to La Ménagerie du Royaume. It celebrates two animated films in which Mickey plays a young tailor up against a giant: the short The Brave Little Tailor (1938) and the featurette Mickey and the Beanstalk (1947), released as part of Fun and Fancy Free.
A giant beanstalk pushes through the facade, climbs the walls and roof, and then takes over the inside of the building. The interior is Mickey’s medieval tailor shop: cobblestone floor, tailoring tools, fabric, spools of thread, and the scissors the character swings like a sword in The Brave Little Tailor. The decor blends a medieval fair tent with a castle look: battlements, red and blue drapes, and gold trim.
Two details reward curious eyes: a figure of Mickey in brown clothes climbing the beanstalk, hidden in the decor, and Willie the Giant, who peers in through a window in the ceiling.
The selection is wide: plush toys, toys, figurines, Disney ears, pins, kids’ clothing and accessories, tableware, candy, ready-to-wear apparel, snacks, home goods, and PhotoPass+ service.
A beanstalk running through the facade and the interior. A giant beanstalk climbs the outer walls and the roof, then spills into the shop, a nod to the 1947 featurette Mickey and the Beanstalk. Look up and you can catch Willie the Giant through a window in the ceiling, and sharp-eyed guests can find a little Mickey climbing the beanstalk, tucked away in the decor.
What you’ll find
History
The shop has been open since the park’s opening day in 1992.
Theme & world
Who it’s made for
Pros and cons
The highlights
- Facade decorated with a giant beanstalk bursting through the roof
- Hidden detail: Willie the Giant peeking through an upper window
- Carefully crafted nods to Mickey and the Beanstalk and The Brave Little Tailor
The downsides
- Fairly small sales floor
- Merchandise similar to other shops in the park
- Gets crowded when nearby rides let out
My verdict
Julie’s tip
Best time to go
Stop by late in the morning or early in the afternoon, and look for Willie the Giant in the ceiling window.
Map & getting there
Sir Mickey’s Boutique is in Fantasyland, close to Le Carrousel de Lancelot.
Your questions about this shop
01 Where can you buy Disney merchandise at Disneyland Paris?
There are four main places to shop: Disneyland Park (Main Street U.S.A. above all, plus every land), Disney Adventure World, Disney Village (open to everyone, no park ticket required), and, if you book an official Disney hotel, the shop inside your hotel. My dedicated article walks you through the main shops.
02 Is there a way to shop without lugging bags around all day?
Yes. The Shopping Service lets you have your purchases sent to a pickup point, so you can collect them later at the same shop, at another shop on your way out of the park, or even at your Disney hotel’s shop. The service is free in most shops (with a minimum purchase). Just ask the cast member at checkout.
03 What are the shop hours?
Shops inside the parks roughly follow park hours, often opening a little earlier on Main Street U.S.A. and closing a little later after the nighttime show. Disney Village shops have their own hours, usually running later into the evening. You’ll find the exact hours in the Disneyland Paris app.
04 Can you buy Disneyland Paris merchandise online?
There’s no official Disneyland Paris online store. To shop from home, you can use the Disney Store website (formerly shopDisney), which sells official Disney merchandise and sometimes a few items specific to Disneyland Paris. At the resort itself, you buy everything directly in the shops.
