Where on Property

[bytheblood]

I am certain this question has been asked, but I could not find it in the threads I viewed.....

Where on Disney Property can you locate scrapbooking items? I found them on the cruise ship in a gift shop, but to date I have not located them in the world. Well, except at MCO Airport.

Thank you in advance, as this will be the first place(s) I head while souvenir shopping.

 

[PigletsPal]

Most gift shops have some form of scrapbook supplies, plus DTD has a scrapbook store over by raintree rest. On my last trip I found the album I wanted as we were leaving the MK on the left hand side(where you pick up your pictures)

 

[bytheblood]

Originally posted by PigletsPal
Most gift shops have some form of scrapbook supplies, plus DTD has a scrapbook store over by raintree rest. On my last trip I found the album I wanted as we were leaving the MK on the left hand side(where you pick up your pictures)

Thank you Becky. Either they did not have as much stuff during my last visit in 2002 or I was just so excited about being in Disney that I skimmed right over everything.

 

[bskts4bj]

There's a whole store devoted to scrapbook stuff at Downtown Disney, but don't go in with high expectations.

Brenda

 

[JudithM]

We never made it to the stores at DTD on our trip last month. However, I did find some nice kits & a package of 12"x12" papers. I shopped at the resort gift shops at OKW & POFQ & at the International Gateway at EPCOT. I liked what I saw & bought it!!

 

[Alice28]

Almost all the resorts have a scrapbooking section. I also found the following shops to have a good assortment:

World of Disney
Mouse Gears (Epcot)
The Writer's Corner - I think that's what it's called--- MGM; it's a bookstore themed shop
the Emporium- MK

And as someone else mentioned, don't go with high hopes in the scrapbook store in DtD. It's not like a regular scrapping store where there are rolls of stickers on the wall and individual sheets of paper to buy. It is basically just the same assortment of stickers and paper/diecut packs that are in all of the other shops, with a few more displays and perhaps a larger selection of actual scrapbooks.