Cheapest Souvenirs for Disneyland Paris (Money saving tips)

Of course, you might want trinkets and T-shirts galore to remember your most magical holiday ever. And, trust me, when you’re in the gift shop, your heart will melt when your little one is hugging the cutest Disney toy in the world. But princess dresses and sparkly mouse ears can really eat into your budget! That’s why I’ve turned to some creative solutions. Here’s how to save money and get the cheapest souvenirs for Disneyland Paris.

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A Disneyland Paris gift shop with sweatshirts and plush toys, not the cheapest souvenirs at Disneyland Paris.

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Hacks for Getting Disneyland Paris Souvenirs For Cheap

Going to Disneyland Paris on a budget doesn’t mean you must miss out on cute Disney souvenirs. There are lots of ways to save money on Disney merchandise. Here are my 5 secret hacks for buying Disneyland Paris souvenirs on the cheap.

A fun yellow Disney hoodie with Pooh bear stitched on the front

Disney trading pins in the sale at Shop Disney UK

1. Buy in Store Before You Go

You don’t need to wait until your Disney trip to pick up souvenirs. Buy them before you go and you could save a lot of money. For example, sweatshirts at Disneyland Paris can cost up to €80, but you can find Disney sweatshirts much cheaper back home.

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This budget souvenir trick also works well when your kids are little: Buy Disney toys and trinkets before you go on your trip.

✏️ PRO TIP Sneak souvenirs from home into your suitcase, and put them on your kid’s hotel bed for a lovely surprise when they wake in the morning.

My favourite place for cheap Disney souvenirs is Primark. They have Disney clothes like hoodies (pictured above left), T-shirts and pyjamas. And also fun stuff you would find in a Disney gift shop like stationary and plush toys.
Matalan also has Disney merchandise and clothing. They have a good selection of cute Disney swimsuits and pyjamas featuring Mickey, Minnie, Spider-Man and Stitch.
What could be easier than picking up Disney costumes while you do your food shop? Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Asda often have inexpensive Disney dressing-up clothes for children. I love their princess dresses and superhero costumes.
If you have a Shop Disney UK near you, pop in to check on their sale items. I found loads of cheap Disney trading pins at the store on Oxford Street (pictured above right).

Disney mouse ear headbands from Temu in pastel pink and blue colours. The are decorated with boys, castles, and Mickey-shaped balloons

George at Asda The Little Mermaid bubble wand for £8, one of the cheapest Disneyland Paris souvenirs

2. Shop for Bargains Online

It’s so convenient to do your Disneyland Paris souvenir shopping from home. Looking for bargains online will not only save you more money for Mickey treats, it will give you more time to enjoy the attractions in the park when you’re there.

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George at Asda has the biggest selection of cheap Disney clothing for adults and children. I also recommend their cheap Disney bubble wands for kids (like this Little Mermaid one pictured above right).
Try Amazon for Disney Princess costumes (like this stunning Anna outfit with crown and wand).
Amazon is also great for less expensive superhero costumes (like this Spider-Man suit).
Try Vinted for second-hand items like clothing and mouse ear headbands. Kids grow fast, so you can scoop up a bargain on a gently used kid’s costume.
Scour the sale section on the Shop Disney UK site. They often have discounted Christmas ornaments, ears, clothing, Disney trading pins and more.
If you can wait for delivery, Temu has Disney mouse ear headbands at a fraction of the cost inside the parks (like these headbands, pictured above right).

Discount diamente red and black Mickey sandal sliders from Primark — Mickey Mouse sliders from Primark, a great place to find the cheapest souvenirs for Disneyland Paris.

3. Visit the Primark near Disneyland Paris

Prefer to pick up your bargain Disneyland Paris souvenirs while on holiday? Take the RER train one stop from Disneyland Paris to Val d’Europe (a ticket is only €2.20 and you can buy them from the machines).

A massive Primark in the Val d’Europe shopping centre sells lots of cute Disney items.

The exchange rate means everything is a little less expensive, too!

Groot fridget magnet from Disneyland Paris

Elsa from Frozen as a Lego keychain, a cheap souvenir from Disneyland Paris for kids

4. Find the Cheapest Souvenirs in the Disneyland Paris Gift Shops

I love looking at everything in the Disneyland Paris gift shops. But if you want to shop for souvenirs on a budget, look out for the cheapest items.

Fridge magnets tend to be the cheapest souvenirs at Disneyland Paris. They don’t take up much room in your luggage either. This Groot magnet (pictured above left) is even written in French.
Keychains with cute characters can be found in most of the gift shops. For something more unusual, visit the Lego Shop in Disney Village for Lego character keychains (like this Elsa one, middle picture above).
Our family always gets a collector coin from Disneyland Paris (pictured above right). There are machines in Disney Village and in the main park just after the entrance under the bridge. You can also find coin machines in the Liberty Arcade. Also, if you really love coins, go to the stroller rental shop at the beginning of Main Street. They sell the entire collection of Disneyland Paris coins there.
At many of the tills in the Disneyland Paris gift shops, they have mini sweet tins decorated with the Disney castle or characters. For only €1, it’s one of the cheapest souvenirs at Disneyland Paris!

A hand holds up a Disneyland Paris free paper map at the entrance to the park

3 badges with Mickey, Minnie and Donald. In French they say 1st Visit, I'm Celebrating and Happy Birthday

5. Take Advantage of the Free Souvenirs in Disneyland Paris

While there are not many freebies at Disneyland Paris, there are a few gems if you know where to look.

If you’re staying at a Disney hotel, cast members often have stickers if you ask them. They might even give you one if you are not staying at the hotel.
Disneyland Park maps are free and a lovely keepsake of your trip. You could cut one up and use it in a scrapbook when you get home, or make a shadow box with other Disney mementos like your tickets, hotel room card and photos.
If you are celebrating a birthday, pop into City Hall in the main park or guest services in Walt Disney Studios to get a birthday badge sticker. In the past, they have had souvenir birthday buttons, but I’ve not seen those in a while and the stickers are more common.