Shopping on Main Street, U.S.A. |
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Emporium
The largest store in Hong Kong Disneyland is themed as a small-town department store. It offers an extraordinary array of gifts, souvenirs, Disney character merchandise with Hong Kong Disneyland logos on apparel, souvenir books and the popular Mickey Mouse ears. The mouse ears can be embroidered with names.
Main Street Mercantile
A specialty shop that looks like an old-fashioned corner general store featuring distinctive home decorations, as well as watches and clocks.
Carriage House
Quaint livery-themed shop features stationery and souvenirs, many with Disney logos and designs.
The Curiosity Shop
A quirky niche halfway up Main Street, U.S.A., this shop is decorated with eccentric bric-a-brac, knick-knacks, trifles and a doll house that are a backdrop for Disney-designed men's and women's apparel.
Centennial Hall
This shop pays tribute to the 100th birthday of the U.S.A. in 1876 and is filled with bunting, nostalgic photographs and products of days gone by. The décor provides a backdrop for infants' and children's clothing, plush figures and toys.
Town Square Photo (Hosted by Kodak)
Victorian décor highlights this shop where guests can purchase photos taken by park photographers. Disposable cameras, film and other photographic supplies, as well as film developing and print services, are available.
Midtown Jewelry
Themed as the lobby of an elegant movie theater, the shop has all the bejeweled glamour of Hollywood starlets and matinee idols. An old-time theater marquee and ticket booths lead to an array of glittering showcases filled with jewelry and remember-me gifts from the artisans and craftsmen of Chow Sang Sang.
Crystal Arts
Glass figurines and collectibles, glassblowing and etching are offered here by Arribas Brothers. The artistic family from Spain has been a fixture among Main Street merchants in Disney parks for almost 50 years. The shop literally mirrors the quality of the crystal objets d'art in this glimmering shop.
Silhouette Studio
A companion endeavor to the adjoining Crystal Arts, this shop is also an artistic tradition from the earliest days at California's Disneyland. Using tiny scissors, artists cut the silhouette images -- suitable for framing -- of guests.
Main Street Sweets
This shop is a light and airy throwback to an old-fashioned Midwest candy store and to the optimism of World's Fairs at the turn of the 20th century in Chicago and St. Louis. A wide range of packaged food is offered including chocolate, cookies and candies.
Trading Pins
Exclusive Hong Kong Disneyland and Disney character pins are sold at shops and merchandise stands throughout the park.
