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The Downtown Disney Thread
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waltography
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I don't remember seeing it on Sunday when I was there, but our priority was on getting a plush so we might've just glazed over it.
Tamandua
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I know they had it at main Street emporium when I was there on the 30th. I almost bought it but I was in a hurry. Now I don't have access to Disneyland. Would like to know if they have it at DTD before making the trip. Disney support is still in ramp up mode and doesn't seem to know what they're doing yet so no help there.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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Saw it at the Home store a while ago in DTD. Might be worth checking there.
Tamandua
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To answer my own question... Yes they have it at world of Disney.
Two new stores are coming to Downtown Disney: Lovepop (Paper Art store) and Pelé Soccer (Soccer stuff):
Safe to say that one of these will replace the Void. I'm guessing they'll make use of the ESPN gift store space again without opening up the whole venue like when they needed some place to sell Avengers Campus merch few months ago.
New Lovepop and Pelé Soccer Shops Coming to Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort
Exciting plans are in the works to bring two new specialty retailers – Lovepop and Pelé Soccer – to Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort! These are two great stores that guests love to visit at Disney Springs at Walt Disney World
disneyparks.disney.go.com
Jiggsawpuzzle35
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Makes a lot of sense putting a soccer store at Downtown Disney when people can just go to Santa Ana instead.Two new stores are coming to Downtown Disney: Lovepop (Paper Art store) and Pelé Soccer (Soccer stuff):
Safe to say that one of these will replace the Void. I'm guessing they'll make use of the ESPN gift store space again without opening up the whole venue like when they needed some place to sell Avengers Campus merch few months ago.New Lovepop and Pelé Soccer Shops Coming to Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort
Exciting plans are in the works to bring two new specialty retailers – Lovepop and Pelé Soccer – to Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort! These are two great stores that guests love to visit at Disney Springs at Walt Disney Worlddisneyparks.disney.go.com
TP2000
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Two new stores are coming to Downtown Disney: Lovepop (Paper Art store) and Pelé Soccer (Soccer stuff):
Safe to say that one of these will replace the Void. I'm guessing they'll make use of the ESPN gift store space again without opening up the whole venue like when they needed some place to sell Avengers Campus merch few months ago.New Lovepop and Pelé Soccer Shops Coming to Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort
Exciting plans are in the works to bring two new specialty retailers – Lovepop and Pelé Soccer – to Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort! These are two great stores that guests love to visit at Disney Springs at Walt Disney Worlddisneyparks.disney.go.com
What exactly is "paper art"? Is that what the kids now call Origami?
I can't imagine it's a stationery store. Judging on the complete inability of my twenty-something and increasingly affluent nieces and nephews to write a thank you note back to me after I send them expensive Christmas/Birthday gifts, I can't imagine the young generation has suddenly glommed on to handwritten notes on artisanal stationery paper.
Someone fill me in. What is "paper art", besides Americanized Origami?
milordsloth
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Lovepop mostly sells "pop-up" cards for all occasions. I'm pretty sure they were on shark tank a while ago. I actually bought a few of their cards a few years ago and thought they were pretty well made! However I have no idea if that is considered origami....What exactly is "paper art"? Is that what the kids now call Origami?
I can't imagine it's a stationery store. Judging on the complete inability of my twenty-something and increasingly affluent nieces and nephews to write a thank you note back to me after I send them expensive Christmas/Birthday gifts, I can't imagine the young generation has suddenly glommed on to handwritten notes on artisanal stationery paper.
Someone fill me in. What is "paper art", besides Americanized Origami?
if they would just repurpose the amc building into a new version of disney quest thats like dave and busters with food and ticket redemption games. they already have the merch for prizes (pins, hats, clothing) and it could be open til midnight keeping people in downtown spending money.
Disney Irish
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They make 3D Popup Cards for all occasions as someone mentioned, here is one example:What exactly is "paper art"? Is that what the kids now call Origami?
I can't imagine it's a stationery store. Judging on the complete inability of my twenty-something and increasingly affluent nieces and nephews to write a thank you note back to me after I send them expensive Christmas/Birthday gifts, I can't imagine the young generation has suddenly glommed on to handwritten notes on artisanal stationery paper.
Someone fill me in. What is "paper art", besides Americanized Origami?
TP2000
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They make 3D Popup Cards for all occasions as someone mentioned, here is one example:
Ah, got it. Those look lovely, and impressive.
I had no idea. Although, my Christmas cards each year often have a little pop-up feature, but nothing quite so elaborate as the photo above. Pro Tip: Buy your Christmas cards from the Museum of Modern Art in New York around September before they sell out.
MoMA Design Store | Modern and Contemporary Home Décor, Art and Access
Classic modern and cutting edge design products for adults and kids, including items produced exclusively for the Museum of Modern Art (New York) and items represented in its collection.
store.moma.org
This Downtown Disney card shop is now on my list of To-Do's later this fall. Thank you all for the info!
Disney Irish
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Here are some other example of Disney related ones they have, I assume this DTD store will be mostly made up of these:Ah, got it. Those look lovely, and impressive.
I had no idea. Although, my Christmas cards each year often have a little pop-up feature, but nothing quite so elaborate as the photo above. Pro Tip: Buy your Christmas cards from the Museum of Modern Art in New York around September before they sell out.
MoMA Design Store | Modern and Contemporary Home Décor, Art and Access
Classic modern and cutting edge design products for adults and kids, including items produced exclusively for the Museum of Modern Art (New York) and items represented in its collection.
This Downtown Disney card shop is now on my list of To-Do's later this fall. Thank you all for the info!
Just in time for the switch to HMH -
Some Valentine's -
Even a classic Haunted Mansion one -
MarvelCharacterNerd
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LovePop is at Disney Springs. So it's just another one crossing coasts. We sent them Salt & Straw, so this is what we get in return. lol
Sad though that it's just more third party options instead of cool Disney-related locations, whether that's a Marvel store to go with the Star Wars store or a Jock Lindsey Hangar - I prefer Disney locations over third party places I could find off property.
Sad though that it's just more third party options instead of cool Disney-related locations, whether that's a Marvel store to go with the Star Wars store or a Jock Lindsey Hangar - I prefer Disney locations over third party places I could find off property.
AJFireman
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Went through DTD last night and looks like both stores are going to be in the old VOID location. Possibly just going back to the same footprint of two stores that were there before Fossil and Vault 28
They replaced all the year old posters hanging on the ESPN Zone. Still a massive Disney+ advertisement.
I watched Soul a year ago, don't remember the Soul guy having body proportions that look as uncanny as depicted here.
I watched Soul a year ago, don't remember the Soul guy having body proportions that look as uncanny as depicted here.