Disney Store

I feel like a weirdo for writing this but yes, I do enjoy visiting the Disney Store every time I go there. So many good childhood memories coming alive literally the moment you step into that store and are greeted by your childhood heroes. :)

My 12 year old daughter saved her money from weeks of chores and bought a 30 pound toy here.
It came with a ton of wires to get the toy out. She then realized it was not the same model she wanted so without even turning it on or using it she then asked to return it. She put it right back into the box.
Upon returning it the Manager at the store was extremely rude to her and said that because she even opened the box that it was unreturnable and huffed and walked away with no other explanation.
I was left with a child who was heart broken and out 30 pounds in the US thats $ 50…she didn’t even wait to hear if she could exchange it or not. Her name was CAIRA (MGR)
I would understand if it was used but it was not etc this toy had over 15 wires to remove and she said because we even removed them and that the tape was broken on the box when opened it that they would NEVER do an exchange nor even consider taking the toy back.
WE are well aware now that these wires are a «set up»…even touch them and there is not chance of return…“in original packaging”
******BEWARE you buy from here you better make sure you NEVER have to bring it back… we will never support Disney nor any of its products again… due to a very very sad 12 year old child. Thanks Disney… great impression on a young adult… even the other clerks were shocked and walked away in embarrasement

Disney-​Merchandise en Masse. Alles, was das Kinder– und Erwachsenenherz zu den Comicfiguren haben möchte.
Vom Kaffeebecher über Plüschgoofy bis hin zum Schneewittchenkleid kann man hier vieles kaufen — von den Klassikern bis hin zu den neueren Figuren wie Cars und ein paar, die ich gar nicht kannte. ;)
Ein gutes Angebot, aber es ist auch preislich nicht von schlechten Eltern. Daher haben wir auch nichts gekauft.

fun store but there not much there, i found the variation of the toys very poor.

I feel like a princess!
Wow, Disney store has sent me right back to my childhood!
The big bold red sign has naturally pulled me in — and it felt like a parallel universe in the middle of the crowded Oxford street, if you can ignore the children’s squeaking shouting and crying.
It’s a two floored shop– loaded with plenty of Disney themed goodies…
From Frozen to nostalgic oldies… They have it all, and it’s all so awesome.
The prices are rather high of course, but this will be a memorable gift if you (or your kids, or whoever you get it for) are into those things.
I guess it’s always a crowded place and it was double as crowded due to advent time when everyone’s on a Christmas shopping frenzy. It’s still manageable to walk around.
If you want to get me a present — so get me one from here! ;)

Oh my God I’ve died and gone to heaven.
I was casually walking down Oxford Street, looking at all the duplicates down the stretch when suddenly, out of the corner of my eye I saw it. That recognisable word synonymous with childhood for me and no word of a lie, I ran.
My favourite movie is Frozen (Yes, I know it’s a child’s movie and at 23, I hardly qualify as a child, but whatever) and this store not only had a Frozen section, it had a Frozen ICE CAVE.
The whole thing is covered in icy glitter and they have a screen ‘window’ with Elsa running through it, sprinkling snowflakes as she goes. AND they have giant Olaf plushies. My God. I’d heard they existed but I hadn’t seen them until that moment. I’m not exaggerating when I say that I fell in love and bought one. At £40, yes, it was pricey, but SO worth it for me. I LOOOVEEE HIIMMM.
Ah hem.
The rest of the store is laid out well. It’s nice and tidy, with the plushies in one place, the Disney Princesses in another and it even has a cute little downstairs area with more goodies and a little kiddie play area. The newer movies have their own sections so if you’re looking for something new out, it’s easy to locate and they keep it well-​stocked so it’s unlikely they won’t have what you’re after. Unless it’s an Elsa doll, in which case, tough luck buddy, I’ve been looking for one of those to go with my Ana for a LONG time.
The only downside is the bag situation. The Disney store charge for bags. 5p. No matter how much you buy. So if you don’t want to pay for one, bring a bag of your own large enough. I was pretty much forced into it because Olaf was too big and I wasn’t particularly pleased considering I’d already paid £40 for him. Mm. If they’re doing it to reduce plastic bag wastage, then I’m fine with it but I get the impression that this one is purely for profit, which rubs me up the wrong way a tad.
Apart from that one thing, the Disney store is a magical place of sparkle and wonder and the Oxford Street branch really build on that feeling with its décor. Everything is dark, beautifully lit and displayed and they really seek to enhance the experience beyond just a shop. Love it, love you, love Olaf. Best. Purchase. Ever.

A Disney store on Oxford street means this place is continuously crowded! However, the store is always fairly neat and organized. There is always a selection of goods on sale. The store is loud. In the lower level there is a sitting area with a movie screen playing Disney movie clips and song videos. There is also a small tunnel for kids to crawl around. The lift needs some sprucing as the wallpaper has been literally ripped from the walls which is visually dumpy looking.

They also have Disney
Princesses, fairies and pixies dolls on display and more toys for the boys too.
It’s a nice treat for everyone. This is a great place to everyone.

Huge. Great selection. My daughters loved all the little movie displays around the whole store.

Always a joy to visit I love the Disney Store and this one is one of the best! Chock full of familiar characters, soft toys, DVDs, games and even dressing up clothes. Take your kids there and nake their day :)

The last time I was there –I bought a teddy Winnie The Pooh for my little cousin:) It was really cute and she liked it.Well.actually it was kind of small for its price. and as a disadvantage I would say that all the things are quite expensive.
I should say that the store is really nice, well-​designed. But sometimes very loud.
If you are keen on watching Disney movies-​you will like it a lot:)

La tienda Disney de Oxford Street ha sido, para mí, para obligatoria. Ambientada como si fuese un castillo, y en dos plantas, se puede encontrar de todo para los peques, y los no tan peques.
Una princesa Tiara decora la bajada a la planta inferior, que ya te hace abrir la boca de ilusión. Decorada igualita que las que pude disfrutar en Orlando, es como viajar a un planeta diferente.
Yo vi bastantes cosas diferentes a las que se encuentran, por ejemplo, en la tienda Disney de La Vaguada, en Madrid.
Ahora es el momento de comprar las muñecas de coleccionista de Brave, o quizá un camaleón de Rapunzel… :D
El staff, como siempre, very «helpful».

Si vous avez une âme d’enfant, ou simplement des enfants, ce magasin est immanquable! Et surtout en période de soldes!!!
Des votre entrée dans le magasin, vous êtes emportez dans le monde magique de Disney Vous avez tous les produits Disney, de la poupée, au vêtements, en passant par les tasses ou encore d’autres jouets.
Je suis repartie avec un grand sac pleins de jouets Cars en soldes pour mes neveux, j’en ai eu pour 8£ ou lieu de 45£ si je né les avaient pas payés en soldes, bref super! Par contre après les chansons de cet univers sont ancrées dans votre tête jusqu’au moment de vous endormir!

This store has just had a re-​vamp and it’s fantastic — they certainly have restored the magic they were previously lacking!
I was like a little girl again and completely overwhelmed by the atmosphere (although I was so busy looking at one thing that I almost walked into a cuddly toy display!)
They have lots of new ranges at the moment so are catering for everyone from babies to adults. I can’t say I’ve ever been a huge Disney fan although I did like the films as a kid and was quite excited by the Disney Princesses display. Lots more boys toys these days too, it’s not all fairies and pixie dust…
Although, speaking of fairies and pixie dust when I was about to leave the music changed and everyone gathered to watch something going on in the centre of the store, I couldn’t get to the front (rude to barge children, maybe?) but as far as I could see something magical was going on and fairies were flying around. The presence of business men in suits (sans children) reassured me that adults can like magic too.
I want to go back nearer to Christmas and use my friends’ children as an excuse to go and buy gifts — Yee Gan, you can come with me, the magic has been restored!!!

A few years back I had given 5 stars right away but they seem to have converted to mainstream or something. Before, the Disney Store was also a great adress for rare things you could not buy elsewhere. I was a bit disappointed to be honest.
However I found a few ‘jewels’ you cannot get anywhere else, which left me content after all. It’s surely heaven for children. Prices are reasonable. I must add that they sell quality products. Cups, shirts and plastic bowls I purchased years ago are still in perfect shape even though they are in constant use. So at least you know you spend your money for something durable. :)

I’m a kid at heart. So when I realised there was a Disney Store on Oxford Street, I ran (not walked) inside and was dazzled. There’s two floors, and it seems that the ground floor is geared toward the newer Disney shows and movies (there’s a huge Princess and the Frog display at the moment, and a Hannah Montana display in the back), while the upper floor seems more geared toward the classics.
I’m a sucker for plushes, and there’s tons of them from so many different movies. The only downside is that they can be a bit expensive. I don’t really want to pay £14 for a small Winnie the Pooh. But there’s some great sales too. I got a marionette puppet of Kevin from Up for £2, as opposed to at least £15.
If you have kids, or if you’re a kid at heart, this place is a must-​see.

For one small moment yesterday, I got all worried that maybe I was starting to grow up but I checked with my teddy bear of 40 years and he reassured me that I was still as kiddy as ever!
The reason for my concern was that I didn’t enjoy my visit to the Disney store. I didn’t even feel any of the the magic and excitement I used to. Despite the friendly greeting by the staff, it all feels just a little old now and they need something to give it a lift.
I had come to look for some gifts for youngsters but didn’t find anything which excited me, which is the benchmark for a gift and I left empty handed.
Come on Disney, give us back the land of dreams!

if you have kids, this place is a must. be warned though, its very LOUD. the MUSIC is PUMPING out, so wear those construction worker ear defenders or some expensive quiet comfort headphones. hand it to Disney though, they know how to merchandise and extract maximum spend from their customers. we emerge with all kinds of nonsense each time we visit. its a miracle how a few litres of oil can be transformed into 100 quid worth of precious plastic gifts

This disney store is huge. It has a lot of lovely things in there. Everytime I go in there I have to squeeze the soft toys expecially tigger and nemo. They are adorable. My boyfriend doesn’t like going in with me unless its him that needs to get something because I take too long in there. I look at everything. They have got nice mugs and bowls and keychains and bedroom slippers. All the disney show DVD’s you can get in there. Anyone that loves Disney movies will love this store.