The Disney Store

On my recent visit this past Wednesday, First let me say that I would have left immediately if it were not for Sabrina. With her friendly smile and pink glasses, I decided to stay. If it were not for her, the warmth of the store would have had me running as soon as I walked in. But since I met Sabrina, I decided to stick it out and browse the store. She directed me to the 2^nd floor in the Star Wars section. Unfortunately, I was looking for the R2D2 die cast but they were sold out (or shall I say I say he was busy in a galaxy far far away). I will be returning in the future to see if R2 returns.

Too Crowded. Everything we needed was not sold in the store. Only online. What is the point of having a store.

If I could give 0 I would. Not for service, but for lack of air condition by and a broken escalator on a holiday weekend. You are a flagship store. If I were Eisner I would close this store if I cared about quality. Obviously he only cares about his wallet, given the state. But who’s surprised?

WAY too crowded, no direction, complete chaos. As an adult who was going into the store just to reminisce on childhood I was completely disappointed. There was no where to stand, you had to keep moving, you were always in someones way. Parents literally had no control of their children and I think I stepped on at least 2 kids (and maybe an adult or 2) wasn’t able to browse or really even breathe. All I could think about was where the emergency exits were. One and done with this place.

Super big with every character you can think of, new age and old school. But of course over priced, under staffed and packed full of tourists.

Seriously?! Who doesn’t love Disney? Any person of any age can walk around this store and see something they like… the kids are just an excuse.

Die Hölle, wirklich. Dieser Laden ist viel zu klein, für diesen Kundenauflauf. Außerdem wirklich überteuert. So kam es, dass wir ein Kuscheltier namens Olaf kauften. Diesen haben wir dann ein paar Läden weiter für einen Drittel des Preises gefunden. War auch ein Original von Disney. Wer mit fremden Menschen auf Kuschelkurs gehen möchte, der ist hier gut aufgehoben.

Si estuviste en disney vas a ver q este local no tiene nada q envidiarle a uno de los stores de allá.
Desde q entras, aunq este llenisimo de gente, vas a sentir la «magia» de disney.
Los precios son muy buenos considerando q no estás en Disney y las cosas son realmente originales.
Una vueltita nunca está de mas!

A very magical and indeed very crowded place. The set up and displays are very beautiful and will definitely take your mind off the crowd you have to squeeze through. I have to say though, the best spot to be in in that store is when you are taking the escalator to go down. The display is magical and whimsical. Also, it seems to me that it’s the least crowded spot in the entire store where you will not be shoved, unless someone is trying to run up past you. So when you go there and are taking the escalators to go down, remember to look up! Other than the escalator, my other favorite spot is the video screening section. The store shows old clips of Disney shows which brings back lots of childhood memories. Honestly, I like the older films and episodes of mickey mouse and his gang than the newer ones.
For a location in times Square, items are expected to be pricey. The quality of those items are actually really good for «Made in China» products. Sometimes there are sales and you can buy items for cheaper prices, but other times, the website may be cheaper (not including shipping that is).

There is always a movie from Disney a person loves the most, some people got more than 2 movies. Well, in this case, this is just like a dream shop from Disney, you don’t have to go to Disneyland to get those cool things. The shop got quite a collection. From mickey mouse to the newest movies, many different stuff that you can pick, some of them are really interested and many many plüschs.
I was there, I caught the promotion, so at the end did buy some cute plüsch with me, the are just too cute to resist. The shop also got areas just for Marvels and Star Wars, there were at the second floor. First floor was for mainly focus on the Animation films, like frozen, insideout and so on.
the other reason made me like this place, was the staff here. They were just lovely and friendly. there was one staff came to me and asked me some disney film questions and at the end, I won’t a pin from Inside Out’s Characters, that was quite fun. And they would help you to find something. Unlesss the item is already sold out.
The shop located at Times Sqaure, so pretty easy to spor and they open hour is really long, it starts at the morning till the midnight. I wish the shop could be bigger though, they offer alot cool things, but no all the items inside the shop. The thing I have been there serval times, but some of the product just sold out really fast, and later became very difficult to find. So my suggestion is, just buy it once you find something you like and think it worth it.

Went to the Disney store pretty late last night to get some gifts. The service was very friendly and sweet. The baby clothes section was very organized by character and looked very cute. They had a huge selection of TsumTsums and stuffed toys.

Amazing location… Of course, it’s Time Square! But the place is fairly large, two floors… Amazing amount of stuff and the kids LOVE it… Nice stuff… Always a zoo but that is to be expected in that location and Disney haha!
Prices are a bit steep but again it is true Disney stuff which always has a higher price point and it is in NYC …
Second floor has a castle and is pretty cool!

It has to be the biggest Disney Store I’ve been to outside of the parks’ Downtown Disney (Disneyland & Walt Disney World). I LOVE Disney, and this had to be one of my stops in NY. After the hotel, this was my very first stop. It has two stories, and the escalator leading up to the second story is decorated in lanterns like in Tangled. It’s beautiful! Especially since I loved that movie so much. The store was so clean and so organized and so colorful. They have sections of characters and/​or movies/​shows. The decorations were fantastic, trendy, and they were all over the place. They have a lot of items to choose from, and they even have things that I haven’t seen at other Disney Stores or at the parks. The only thing that was missing at this store was the phenomenal Disney service that you get pretty much everywhere else. I saw tons of employees roaming the floors, but I didn’t get a smile or a «hello» from any of them.

I’m a big fan of Disney and even though I live in New York, I become a tourist whenever I visit the Disney Store in Times Square. I came here recently to buy a huge tsumtsum (since I’ve been eyeing one forever!). There are 2 floors but things here are kind of placed haphazardly. There also isn’t many employees around the store to help you if you needed some assistance. However, where they make up the lack of help would be all the product they have. This location have literally everything you wanted. They have the largest collections of tsumtsums in all the Disney Stores I’ve been to (minus the asian ones) so that was a plus. I was able to go in, get what I want and leave without much of a hassle. Would I come back here again? Of course!

A pretty big store in the middle of times square. They always have cute decorations, and the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Walking into this store is a nice escape from the hustle and bustle outside. While the merchandise is obviously limited, you can still find a lot of what you would be looking for in a Disney Store!

Merchandise is made-​in-​China garbage. Annoying, entitled, pushy tourists. Lots of cheesy, worthless goods that even a kid would throw out. Lots of garbage NYC apparel, tacky Frozen dolls, and tasteless t-​shirts.
The Star Wars merchandise they hype up on their external billboard is limited in variety, quality, uniqueness, and intrigue. The only one of merit was a poorly-​made BB-​8 plush toy with an actual spinning head.
Everything is carelessly reproduced, without any care or craftsmanship. The Disney corporation is disgusting and any good will from their 90s movies falls flat when you walk in the doors.

Si van a New York es imposible no darse una vuelta por The Disney Store, clásico local lleno peluches, juguetes, accesorios, remeras y todo tipo de merchandising que se puedan imaginar sobre las películas y demás producciones de Disney.
Hay que decir que el negocio es bastante grande, tiene dos pisos y se ubica en pleno Time Square sobre la avenida Broadway, posta que una vez que pasen por ahí van a querer entrar como locos, es de esos locales que provocan emoción y nostalgia en cada uno de nosotros, o al menos en los que nos criamos y nos seguimos nutriendo de la magia de Disney y Pixar.
Al local lo había conocido hace tres años y me había llevado una muy grata sorpresa, la cuestión es que a principios de este año tuve la suerte de volver y no lo encontré tan copado como antes. Sí, me gustó igual y me parece que el lugar está muy bueno, pero así y todo lo encontré con mucho menos variedad de productos que aquella primera vez, ojalá haya sido algo circunstancial y vuelva a sus mejores épocas, porque The Disney Store es lo más.

My husband got me this darling Minnie, I love NYC, t-​shirt in the wrong size. I have been trying to call to get it exchanged since March 1. I finally called the Disney Corporate offices and I was told I need to speak to the Times Square store directly.
Every Time I call a recording says they are busy. Once, a person actually picked up the phone and hung up on me.
I am very disappointed to be treated this way by Disney. I expect so much more!!!

Feels like the mother ship of the Disney empire… hundreds of tourists streaming in off of Times Square to go crazy inside. The only thing less appealing to me than my visit the other day was if it were the day before Christmas. I was lucky in that the little one wasn’t overly bratty or whiny. We went in only because hubby promised her a little Snow White clip doll and we figured this massive Disney store should have it (searches at various Seattle-​area stores came up empty-​handed and I wasn’t about to pay $ 22 on Amazon for a $ 7 doll) but it didn’t. The Toys R Us in TiSq, however, did! I did buy a cloth Elsa doll for the kiddo, and she is excited to sleep with it at naptime when we go back to school next week after vacation is over. I also bought a little NYC t-​shirt. Prices were reasonable, no more expensive than any other Disney store, and especially considering TiSq rents!
If you are a Disney fan, might be worth a stop but beware the crowds and hordes of crazed kid/​parents!

I LOVE Disney! Such a magical little store located right in Times Square. How can anyone not love this place!!! Surprisingly, this was my first time stepping into this particular Disney store which has two different floors. a little pricier than others but like I said, it’s in Times Square. It has tons of stuffed animals, Tshirts, mugs and the most adorable costumes and outfits for children I have ever seen! Even though I don’t have kids I was tempted to buy something to either save or give it to a friend that has a kid. God help me when I do have children because I might go broke buying everything in here. Disney themed music is played throughout the entire store which makes it extra special… they also have a nice section dedicated to Star Wars and marvel superheroes for the boys. At the end of my visit I was definitely itching to book a trip to the most magical place on earth!

«They won’t get my money.»
«I’m a tourist, but I’m not THAT kind of tourist.»
«We’re going in here for ONE thing, you understand? That’s it!»
These are but a few of the lies my four year old allowed me to tell myself during our last trip to NYC. Somehow one thing turned into seven things. For once, however, my lack of willpower had nothing to do with the fact that she beats me in my sleep.
The store was just very alluring, and that says a lot from a guy whose heart of stone is rivaled in fortitude only by the frugality of his never-​opening wallet. It was decked out very nicely with different parts of the store being dedicated to different Disney characters. That’s every Disney store normally, but what set this one apart were the decorations. There were giant clocks and chandeliers for Cinderella, and large planes dangling from the ceiling for Planes. Of course, every parent’s favorite «somebody kill me please» product FROZEN had a team of slaves running it. They even had a little guy there coloring Olafs with the kids in a confined kiddie area which would allow the parents to spend more money by themselves.
The final nail in my wallet’s coffin were the prices. It was the weekend before Christmas, and I was surprised to find things seriously marked down. I got stuff cheaper in Times Square than I did at the outlets in MD.
So my daughter left triumphant and I left broke and defeated.
It was a win-​win in her book.

Whether you want to buy Disney merchandises or just want to check it out, Disney Store is an excellent stop for Times Square tourists. Even if you are not planning to buy anything, the store itself is a cool attraction to see!
Disney Store has many kinds of merchandises ranging from plush dolls to backpacks for all Disney movies, classic or modern. Given that this is in a tourist-​centric zone, the prices are expectedly high for the majority of the store, but you can also find few great sales too (I brought a collection set of five toy figures for $ 10). Despite having a constantly large crowd inside, the staff is also one of the most friendly I have encountered. It’s amazing how cheerful and polite the staff can be even in the chaotic environment.
If you are in Times Square, don’t miss this awesome store to at least check out this Disney paradise!

This place is cute and worth checking out for any Disney fans in the area… but remember that this is just a Disney store. It looks like any other Disney store in America, but with an additional $ 50 grand in the budget for décor.
They do have unique to NY Disney items. I got a cute I heart NY Mickey pin on clearance. There are two levels and the Tangled lanterns on the escalator were neat to see. It was definitely worth a stop since we were already in Times Square, but I wouldn’t trek out of your way for a stop.