While Disney merchandise and gifts are definitely magic, shopping for them can often feel like a bankrupting activity. While some exclusive toys are expensive, dont be in a rush to despair and take a look at some methods of savings we have for. Its good to know that there are ways to get all the princesses and Mickey ears your little ones desire and still have money left:
If you have to have Disney stuff, but have no way to go the park or an official store, check out their website for thousands of items and great deals.
The Special Offers sections features BOGO 50% off t-shirts and $4 discount on plush toys when you buy more than two.
When you plan your vacation to Disney Park, think this through in advance and get Mickey Mouse ears from >Target, Amazon, or JC Penney. You know you will want them, but now you also know that buying them elsewhere in advance will save you about $20 on each pair.
For example:
You can even get the rare Rose Gold Minnie Mouse lookalike ears on Etsy for just $25, when the real thing is over $125 on eBay.
Any dress or other apparel for your prince and princess will cost about 75% less at Walmart than official Disney store. The items might be of less quality, but if you have savings on your mind, you will appreciate $3.50 Pirates of the Caribbean T-shirt or $10 Frozen dresses for all the little princesses in your life.
There is no free shipping deal at Disney stores currently, so you will be charged at least $6 for shipping every time whether you buy one item or ten. Amazon has free 2-day shipping for members and has all the same toys and apparel, most of the time a bit cheaper than Shopdisney.com.
You can find many toys that are identical at Disney stores and at JC Penney because of ongoing partnerships with Disney. JC Penney might be cheaper and you can use your rewards to shop there for extra savings. This is a win-win situation for everybody in your family!