Love Mexican food but don’t have time for table service? La Cantina de San Angel is your World Showcase lifesaver — tacos, nachos, and churros with one of the best waterfront dining views in EPCOT.

If you’re craving something sweet that isn’t just another cupcake, Oasis Sweets & Sips is your golden ticket. This Moroccan bakery is a treasure chest of honey, nuts, dates, and pastries that taste like a vacation.

If your EPCOT stroll suddenly smells like butter, sugar, and Viking nostalgia, you’ve found Kringla Bakeri Og Kafé — the Norway Pavilion’s cozy bakery serving pastries so good, you’ll swear you’ve earned them after a day of pillaging the World Showcase.

What happens when you merge a rotating dining room, Mickey Mouse in farmer gear, and vegetables literally grown beneath your feet? You get Garden Grill, EPCOT’s most delightfully unexpected dining experience.

Prairie Outpost brings a little Western style to Frontierland with a shop devoted almost entirely to hats. Once known for candy and packaged treats, the location has been completely reworked into a headwear shop where guests can browse wide-brimmed hats, fedoras, Western-inspired styles, and customizable options. It is a surprisingly fun stop for anyone looking for something different from the usual Mickey ears. Experience Shopping at Prairie Outpost is all about finding the

Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe keeps Christmas going all year long in Liberty Square, offering Disney ornaments, holiday decorations, stockings, collectibles, and personalized keepsakes no matter how hot it happens to be outside. Walking from the Florida sunshine into a store filled with Christmas trees and ornaments in July may feel slightly strange, but for Disney holiday fans, that is part of the fun. Experience The shop is packed with Disney Christmas merchandise ranging from s

Uptown Jewelers brings a more polished style of Disney shopping to Main Street, U.S.A., with jewelry, watches, handbags, accessories, and premium Disney collections. This is the place to browse when you want something a little more grown-up than a plush Mickey or souvenir T-shirt, although there is absolutely nothing wrong with owning both. Experience Shopping at Uptown Jewelers feels more like browsing a boutique than a traditional theme park store. Guests can look through D

Star Traders is one of Tomorrowland’s larger general merchandise shops, offering Disney apparel, hats, accessories, toys, pins, and souvenirs in a location surrounded by some of Magic Kingdom’s most futuristic attractions. Unlike Tomorrowland Launch Depot, which leans heavily into TRON, Star Traders carries a broader mix of Disney merchandise and works well when you need a general shopping stop without walking all the way back to Main Street. Experience Shopping at Star Trade

Sir Mickey’s is a whimsical Fantasyland shop tucked beside Cinderella Castle, with a strong focus on princess merchandise, costumes, accessories, toys, and classic Disney souvenirs. The shop fits perfectly into this corner of Fantasyland and is especially convenient for families visiting Princess Fairytale Hall or anyone whose child has suddenly decided that regular clothing is no longer acceptable and a princess dress is absolutely necessary. Experience Sir Mickey’s is an ea

Despite the name, Main Street Cinema is not a place to sit down and watch a movie today. Instead, the vintage theater façade leads into a merchandise shop filled with Disney apparel, accessories, collectibles, home items, Mickey ears, and other souvenirs. Its location on Main Street, U.S.A. makes it an easy place to browse while entering or leaving Magic Kingdom, and the old-fashioned cinema theme gives the shop a little more personality than its fairly broad merchandise sele

Island Supply by Sunglass Hut brings designer sunglasses to the middle of Adventureland, which turns out to be surprisingly useful in a Florida theme park. The open-air tropical setting offers guests a place to shop brands commonly found at Sunglass Hut while staying completely in theme with the surrounding Adventureland atmosphere. Whether you forgot sunglasses at home, broke the pair you brought, or simply decided vacation is an excellent excuse for an upgrade, this is wher

Frontier Trading Post is a small Frontierland shop with a strong focus on Disney pins and trading-related merchandise. Instead of filling the shelves with the same general souvenirs found throughout Magic Kingdom, this shop caters especially well to guests who collect pins, making it an easy stop for anyone hoping to add something new to a lanyard, backpack, or pin board. Experience Shopping at Frontier Trading Post is fairly straightforward because the merchandise has a much

The Emporium is the shopping giant of Magic Kingdom, stretching along much of Main Street, U.S.A. and carrying a little bit of almost everything Disney. From apparel and ear headbands to plush, toys, home décor, accessories, and seasonal merchandise, this is the place to go when you want the biggest overall selection without visiting several different shops around the park. It can also be wonderfully convenient at the end of the night, although apparently everyone else has th

Curtain Call Collectibles is a classic Main Street shopping stop inside Town Square Theater, offering Mickey Mouse merchandise, apparel, hats, plush characters, toys, accessories, and collectibles. One of the shop’s biggest draws is onsite embroidery, allowing eligible merchandise such as traditional Mickey ear hats to become personalized keepsakes. The theatrical setting and location near Mickey’s greeting make it feel like a natural extension of Town Square Theater. Experie

Crystal Arts is one of the most distinctive shopping experiences on Main Street, U.S.A., filled with sparkling crystal figures, blown glass, jewelry, ornaments, engraved gifts, and elaborate Disney collectibles. Operated by Arribas Brothers, the shop feels much more like a small glass gallery than a traditional theme park store. Guests may even get the chance to watch artisans working with glass, making the craftsmanship part of the experience. Experience Browsing Crystal Art

Hidden inside a medieval fortress inspired by Norway’s real Akershus Castle, this EPCOT favorite is where princesses, pastries, and a whole lot of happily-ever-afters come together under one very charming roof.

Box Office Gifts is a small Main Street, U.S.A. shop located inside Town Square Theater, combining Disney artwork and collectibles with PhotoPass assistance. It is a useful stop for guests looking for something a little more decorative than the typical theme park souvenir, but it can also help when a vacation photo is missing, linked incorrectly, or simply refusing to cooperate. The convenient location near the park entrance makes it easy to visit at either the beginning or e

Kidcot Fun Stops give kids a creative passport-style activity that keeps them engaged while adults enjoy the scenery.

Peaceful, interactive, and beautifully themed — Journey of Water is EPCOT’s newest walkthrough attraction celebrating the magic and life of water, guided by Moana’s spirit of exploration.

Bonjour! Village Gifts is a charming little Fantasyland shop tucked into Belle’s village near Gaston’s Tavern. Inspired by the quiet French village from Beauty and the Beast, the store offers Disney artwork, decorative gifts, collectibles, apparel, and souvenirs in a setting that feels much more like a small village boutique than a traditional theme park gift shop. Beauty and the Beast fans will find plenty to appreciate, but the shop also carries items featuring other Disney