Fortuosity Shop

This attractive new shop located in the space once occupied by New Century Timepieces is a homage to the Disney film "The Happiest Millionaire". (The tune 'Fortuosity" is a long-time staple of the background music of Main Street USA). In this shop you'll find specialty items such as watches, jewelry and gift items.

Carriage Place Clothing 

Connected to the Emporium, this shop sells t-shirts, sweatshirts, and various other Disney themed clothing. The Emporium is the largest store in Disneyland Park.

Disneyana Shop 

This shop offers a wonderful opportunity for Disneyland buffs to get hold of wonderful research material or memorabilia. Several books on Disneyland, as well as books written by past Imagineers and animators, are available in great supply. Limited edition Disney artwork and collectibles are also available here. The "E-Ticket" fanzine is also sometimes available for purchase. Special events, such as book signings happen here frequently.  

Crystal Arts  

Similar to Cristal D'Orleans in New Orleans Square (both shops are leased by the Arribas Brothers), the specialty here is glass blowing. Assorted glass products ranging from handcrafted Disney figurines to decorative vases and sculptures are available here (photo, left). The large crystal Castle on display is for sale, for about $20,000.00


Disney Clothiers LTD  

If you're a shopper of The Disney Store, here is where you'll find similar clothing styles. While t-shirts and sweatshirts are available here, higher quality clothing and merchandise is available as well. The store is located midway down Main Street USA on your right.

The Emporium 

Virtually unchanged since the Park's opening in 1955, the Emporium is the largest store in Disneyland Park.. This is a great place to hit on the way out of the park (be warned, it gets VERY busy at closing time). If you do have the time, you may wish to visit here early in the day when it's not too crowded and take a look at the bulk of items they have to choose from. Sweatshirts, T-shirts, key chains, flashlights, etc, are all available here in large quantities. If you've forgotten something such as sun block, batteries, film, etc, they have it all here.  Current Disney films are portrayed in the beautiful window displays as well.  Connected to the Emporium, is Carriage Place Clothing Company, which sells mostly sweatshirts, sweaters and even some sportswear. Opposite of the Emporium, lies the Candy Palace, which carries chocolates, jellybeans and truffles! 

Disney Showcase 

This store carries themed clothing items depending on the season. Princess dresses and accessories are available here.

This building once housed the Wurlitzer Organ Company, which demonstrated musical instruments, later it hosted The Walt Disney Story (before it was moved to it's current location in the Disney Opera House). 

20th Century Music Company 

Disney and related albums and DVDs are sold in this charming shop. Disneyland Forever Kiosks were once available here, but have been replaced with the current Wonderland Music Store, in which you can get assorted vintage Disneyland albums and their original cover art, on a digitally remastered CD. Prices vary.

Main Street Magic Shop 

This tiny shop lies on the corner of Main Street, directly across from the Emporium, to your right as you mozy down the street. Here are numerous puzzles, magic tricks and gags. A great place for the kids to hang out while you keep their seats for a parade! While the shop doesn't offer the unique products it once did, the shop is still a fun place to browse. Be sure to check out the 'First 50 Years' Exhibit to find out what popular actor once worked here!

Main Street USA Photo Supply 

Located near the end of Main Street, this store offers film, batteries and various other photography equipment. You can buy disposable cameras, and the Cast Members can even help you out with simple mechanical problems you may encounter with your camera. This is also the location to purchase Disneyland photos that have been taken throughout the day at various locations (Mickey's House, Ariel's Grotto, etc). When your photo is taken, you're given a ticket. Take the ticket to the Main Street Photo Shop (avoid going just before park closing, because it's packed) view your photo, and decide if you'd like to purchase it. Prices vary.

If you've left the park for the day and forgot to check your photos, you may do so the next morning, or even up to 48 hours after the photo was taken. The best times to check your photos are during parades, fireworks or the early morning hours. There is also a kiosk in the Entry Plaza in case you forget to check on your way out. The Photo Supply building will be closed mid-2006 for extensive refurbishment and all photo locations will be moved elsewhere.

Penny Arcade 

On your left as your pass down Main Street USA, lies Penny Arcade, which has many antique gadgets and games (Check out the Electric Shock Machine!). You can get pennies pressed here, as well as advice from "Esmeralda", a soothsayer in the front of the arcade. There's also a candy counter nearby, as well as a large selection of stuffed animals and Disney merchandise.  

Mad Hatter Shop 

Hats of any size and shape available here! Mickey Mouse ears available here in great supply! This shop is located next to the exit of Disneyland..The First 50 Years. There is also a  similar store located in  Fantasyland.

Silhouette Studio 

For a small fee, you can have your likeness trimmed into a wonderful silhouette, suitable for framing. Each cut is $7, and you can add a frame for an additional fee.  The artists here can cut the silhouette from photographs, or detailed descriptions. (prices are subject to change). 

Candy Palace 

The ideal store for the sweet tooth in all of us. Jelly beans, chocolate and tons of candy available here. This store is located right next to the Emporium, and it also connected to the Penny Arcade. Be sure to check out their vast assortment of truffles! 

Photos on this page courtesy of Stephen Maniscalco