On Main Street U.S.A., one address invites you to linger a little longer. The Emporium, the largest shop in the park, turns souvenir hunting into a stroll through an early 20th-century American department store. Step inside and let the details surprise you.
A visit to Disneyland Paris is also the pleasure of bringing home a memory or two. The park is full of shops, yet a few deserve a moment all their own. The Emporium is one of them, quite simply the largest boutique in Disneyland Paris.
The decor of the Emporium recalls the great stores and boutiques of early 20th-century America. The setting is resolutely Victorian, rich in detail and ornament. Behind the registers, two large frescoes evoke the other two shops of the chain, found in the Disney parks of Florida and California. Overhead, a spectacular glass dome displays famous inventors whose renown has crossed the ages.
Attention to detail has been pushed to its limit. As you browse, look up: small rails carry baskets high above the floor. The device recalls an original practice of the period, when staff were not allowed to handle money. Payments were sent to a separate back room, safely out of reach of thieves. These small touches turn a simple visit into a journey back in time.
A wealth of articles awaits in the busiest shop in the whole park. Among them:
Such variety gives a sense of the immense choice the Emporium offers. Enough to find whatever you are looking for, treat yourself, or delight those close to you.
The Emporium is so vast that no fewer than four entrances have been arranged.
The first stands on the corner, opposite New Century Notions, Flora's Boutique. Another opens onto the central avenue leading to Sleeping Beauty Castle. A third can be reached through the Liberty Arcade. Finally, you may also step into the Emporium near Dapper Dan's Haircut.
On Main Street U.S.A., the avenue that welcomes visitors as they enter the park.
Four, including one on the corner opposite Flora's Boutique, one toward Sleeping Beauty Castle, one through the Liberty Arcade, and one near Dapper Dan's Haircut.
A very broad range: souvenirs, plush, toys, confectionery, costumes, ready-to-wear, tableware, and seasonal items.
A Victorian, early 20th-century American department-store decor, complete with a glass dome and frescoes.