Currently Temporarily Closed Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique at Disney Springs was designed as a full royal makeover experience for children rather than a traditional retail shop. Fairy Godmother’s Apprentices transformed young guests with hairstyling, makeup, accessories, costumes, and other princess or knight-inspired touches, turning the visit into a memorable part of a Disney vacation. The Disney Springs location is currently temporarily unavailable, and Disney has not reopened

Basin is a colorful bath and body shop in the Marketplace at Disney Springs filled with fresh soaps, bath bombs, body butters, salts, scrubs, and other self-care products. The store is known for its strong mix of scents and bright displays, and many of the products are made to be mixed, matched, or selected individually rather than purchased only in prepackaged sets. It is a fun stop for anyone who likes bath and beauty products, and it also works particularly well when you a

The Art of Disney is one of the best stops at Disney Springs for guests who want Disney merchandise that feels more like artwork or a collectible than a traditional souvenir. Located in the Marketplace, the shop features an assortment that ranges from affordable postcards and prints to framed artwork, figurines, and higher-end collectibles. It is especially appealing for longtime Disney fans who enjoy animation, character art, park-inspired pieces, or something special to dis

The Art Corner by Artistic Talent Group offers personalized artwork created on-site, giving shoppers a chance to leave with something made specifically for them. Caricatures, custom names, and other artist-created pieces make this one of the more interactive retail stops at Disney Springs. Experience ✨ Watching the artists work is a major part of the visit. Guests can see pieces develop from sketch to finished artwork, which makes the process feel more personal than choosing

Anthropologie is one of the most varied lifestyle stores at Disney Springs, combining women’s clothing, accessories, beauty, gifts, candles, kitchenware, and home décor in one location. This is one of those stores where you can walk in planning to look at clothes and end up spending most of your time in the home section. Even shoppers who are not interested in fashion can usually find something worth browsing. ✨ Experience The Anthropologie experience is really about discover

This is the park’s main show space—live entertainment with songs, games, and giggles under a canopy. It’s also tied to the character moment, which is basically guaranteed smiles.

Mr. Fox’s Shop is your “take Peppa home with you” stop—packed with toys, apparel, and exclusive park merchandise.

This is a dig-and-build sand zone where kids can hunt for “treasure,” bury toys, and build sandcastles—the kind of attraction that keeps them busy way longer than you planned.

This is the park’s quick-service restaurant—bright, themed, and designed for families who need a real meal break (with both indoor and outdoor seating). It’s the easiest place to refuel without leaving the Peppa bubble.

American Threads brings a boutique fashion experience to Disney Springs with women’s clothing that leans trendy, youthful, and very current. This is the kind of store to visit when you want a new outfit rather than a souvenir. The selection usually includes dresses, denim, tops, matching sets, going-out pieces, and accessories, making it a good stop for anyone looking for something to wear to dinner, a concert, a night out, or even just the next day of vacation. ✨ Experience

This is the “rabbit burrow” themed active play area—kids crawl, climb, hop, and explore while discovering carrots and tunnels. Basically: toddler paradise.

This is the bigger-kid version of the pedal fun—kids pedal their way through a themed “outdoor adventure,” with more scenery and a longer path. It’s active, silly, and very “I’m doing it!” energy.

Climb up for a pretend treehouse tea party with Peppa, then slide back down and do it all again. It’s a classic multi-level playground stop—simple, perfect, and endlessly repeatable.

This is the park’s splashy “jumping in muddy puddles” moment—except these puddles are cleaner than TV. Expect fountains, little slides, and surprise sprays that keep kids soaked and happy.

This is a family-friendly nature walk with a little “mystery”—look for tiny footprints, use binoculars, and hunt for clues as you wander. It’s calm, curious, and very on-brand for little learners.

This one is a veggie-growing themed play structure where kids can climb, crawl, and slide through an interactive greenhouse-style playground. It’s energetic, but still feels “gentle.”

This is the little-kid pedal victory lap—a shaded trike path made for tiny riders who want independence without big thrills. It’s simple, but it’s the kind of attraction kids will happily repeat while parents take a breath.

The Fun Fair is a bright, busy little zone with FREE family games, plus the classic silly stop: wobbly funhouse-style mirrors.

George’s Fort is part maze / part discovery game in Granny Pig’s garden—kids explore to figure out the “mystery noise”.

Need a breather? The Cinema is your indoor reset—kick back on a beanbag and watch Peppa episodes on a big screen while everyone cools down and decompresses.