Suggestions for Small/Inexpensive Park Gifts

[jodybird511]

Tsum Tsums! That was all my son wanted in the parks this last trip--worked great as behavioral incentives, and only about $5 each for the minis.

 

[DrunkJam]

We brought baseballs back for nieces and nephews.

 

[Lyricallie]

I little bit more expensive but you can buy a set of cute christmas decorations and then open up the set and give each one of them a bauble. They had really cute princess ones when I've been there. I thought about doing this for my girl group. Might be a bit grown up for the little kids though.

 

[ellecg]

-You could find a small print at home/$ store of a favorite character and have that character sign it
-Mickey rice krispie treats (great use of extra snack credits at the end of trip too)
-There are great packs of mini-erasers in the Japanese store in Epcot
-Pens, pencils, straws, lollypops, pins, pressed coins--all great ideas from other posters!
-There is a bath store in Disney Springs that sells $5 "bath bombs" that release mickey glitter in a bath tub
-Inexpensive hair barrettes, jewelry, etc. can be found in many gift shops
-small set of Legos from Disney Springs Lego shop
-Star Wars shop in HS had some inexpensive odds and ends
-matchbox of the Cars/Planes vehicles
-free trading cards from Sorcerer of MK game