Holiday Shopping and More Merriment Continue at Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort

Michael Ramirez

by , Public Relations Director, Disneyland Resort

The Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort has made adjustments to its operation based on state regulations regarding dining, and our retail locations will remain open for your holiday shopping needs – from toys, apparel and souvenirs, to home décor and Disney holiday collections. In addition, select retailers with food and beverage offerings will also remain open for you to pick up and enjoy at home.

Disneyland holiday merchandise

No matter who’s on your list, swing into the holiday spirit with the latest seasonal merchandise like festive spirit jerseys and headbands at World of Disney, Elias & Co. or Disneyland Resort Backlot Premiere Shop. For even more Disney treasures, head to The Disney Dress Shop, Disney Home and Julius Katz & Sons.

If you’re looking for a friendly sidekick, get your hands on the must-have gift this holiday season: a Spider-Bot direct from Avengers Campus! Spider-Bots and some of the latest WEB apparel from Avengers Campus are available at both World of Disney and Disneyland Resort Backlot Premiere Shop.

Collage of gifts from Salt & Straw, Rinse Bath & Body Co., Sugarboo & Co. and California Sole

While you are here, check out other shopping boutiques – from shoes and sandals at California Sole to adorable wall coverings and gifts with inspirational quotes at Sugarboo & Co. Other gift-giving stops include Curl Surf, Sunglass Icon, Sephora, Rinse Bath & Body Co., Pandora Jewelry and The LEGO Store. You’ll be sure to find ideal gifts for every member of your family!

Collage of holiday treats from Marceline’s Confectionery, Kayla's Cakes and Sprinkles

Does shopping make you hungry? Select food and beverage locations are offering takeout options, including Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes, Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs, California Churro, Earl of Sandwich, Jamba, Kayla’s Cake, Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen Express, Salt & Straw, Sprinkles and Wetzel’s Pretzels. Ballast Point Brewing Company is offering craft beers to-go and merchandise. For Disney-themed bites, pick up seasonal goodies at Marceline’s Confectionery and Trolley Treats. Please note food and beverage items must be taken to-go, for consumption off property only. Some locations may be offering modified menus, which are available to be viewed on the Disneyland App or Disneyland.com.

Holiday Merchandise Display at Disneyland Resort

To help plan your visit, keep in mind current operating hours for the Downtown Disney District are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., with the exception of Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. Hours for individual locations may vary, so please check Disneyland.com or the Disneyland app for specifics and updates.

Lastly, be sure to familiarize yourself with our health and safety measures at Disneyland.com/DTD. All guests will be required to undergo temperature screenings prior to entry, and also wear an appropriate face covering (required for guests ages 2 and older). The number of guests visiting the Downtown Disney District and its locations, including the expanded shopping area along Buena Vista Street, will be limited to promote proper physical distancing.

Comments

  • I miss going inside Disneyland so much! It’s my HOME and it should be OPEN! Every time I’ve visited DTD since July, I’ve seen an incredible team of CM’s working diligently to ensure everyone is social distancing, wearing masks, and abiding by covid protocols. There is just NO reason it shouldn’t be open! We stand behind you Disneyland! We support your team in all their efforts to make it a safe place for people to get away from the extraordinary pressures we now face, day after day. Disneyland is far more than an “amusement park;” it’s my home away from home, my place to escape and enjoy life, a place where I meet up with friends, chat with CM’s about what’s new, trade pins, smell churros, see the smiling faces of sooooooooooo many happy young children (and the occasional very tired child lol)…it’s my happy place and I MISS IT!

    OPEN OPEN OPEN!!!

  • I was five, and long before July 1955, I felt like Disneyland was mine. My dad worked at the park in 1954. I remember mom driving that 1949 Chevy car with all four of us in the backseat. I couldn’t wait to see how the Park was progressing. The smell of the orange trees was strong as we started to come near the site. I saw dirt everywhere and big trucks moving around the main street. My dad came out and mom gave him something to eat, and when he walked back in I felt my dad was the luckiest man in the world. When Walt Disney had his show on television, we couldn’t wait to talk about his park at school the next day. Living in Hawaiian Gardens, California I felt I could walk to the park because it was only minutes away. Sadly, I turned 70 years-old and no park. My parents are gone, but we talked about Walt Disney after I met him while standing in line the day the Matterhorn opened. My children were raised going to Disneyland, and my plans were to walk through the most beautiful gates I’ve ever seen in my life on my birthday, June 9, 2020, but God had a different plan for all of us. I pray that some how I’ll get to ride my train to the French Market so I can get that wonderful cup of coffee. I believe we all had to empty our vacation funds just to feed our family. Please, if anyone gets to go to Disneyland when it reopens, take the train and have that cup of coffee. I hope the streets of Disneyland will remember me, Loretta.

  • Just got back from WDW. Looking forward to visiting Downtown Disney.

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