Singapore Sal’s

Another huge Disney gift shop, you say? Yes, yes it is. Although, because this one is inside Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park, you’re more than likely going to actually need a few things from here.
One thing that I consider to be an absolute must to purchase is this plastic water-​proof case thingy you can wear around your neck that also floats. No, I don’t know the name of it, but when you see it you’ll know what I’m talking about. LOL It has enough room inside to place objects like credit cards, cash, an ID, etc. Most people put everything inside of a locker when they get to the park, but who really wants to be running back and forth all day long to grab money, etc. No one. A great gadget that I highly recommend you purchase. It’ll also last forever, so you can use it in the future whenever you hit another water park.
Then there are the items that people always seem forget (some absolutely necessary) like sunscreen, lip balm with sunscreen, sunglasses, beach towels, goggles, flip-​flops, disposable underwater cameras, etc. Yes, these items are MUCH cheaper to purchase before you get on Disney Property, but Disney is banking on the fact you forgot.
The beach towels are pricey (about $ 20 a pop), but they have really cute designs and they are actually very well made. I seriously have a couple of Disney beach towels that are a decade old and still look brand new even though they’ve been washed like a million times. They are also super-​exhorbant. Some of them feel thinner than others, but they all get the job done. Cheaper beach towels you might purchase at Walmart are just that. cheap. In my opinion, $ 20 for a Disney beach towel is worth the price. It’ll also make your kid happy to be able to pick out a really cute one they love.
The underwater cameras. I personally happen to own an underwater camera, but I know a lot of people don’t. This is an item many people don’t think to purchase before they hit a Disney water park. You’ll probably pay triple for it here, but they are worth it if you didn’t think to bring one. LIke the four major Disney Parks, they have photographers here who will take your photos all day long, but you’ll pay dearly for them in the end. May as well take some yourself.
You’ll also find things here such as swim suits (for all ages), backpacks, beach jewelry, clothing items, buckets and pails for playing in the sand (cute little sand scoopers with a Mickey icon handle), etc. Think «beachy» things… that’s what you’ll find.
And if a thunder storm hits and it starts pouring down rain, you’ll also find every single person in the Park trying to huddle inside this shop. This always amuses me since everyone is already soaking wet anyway! LOL