Disney Springs just added a build-your-own charm station, and the best price starts at three
Walt Disney World has opened a new Charmed in the Park station at Disney Springs, where shoppers can customize charms and accessories now.
A new souvenir stop has opened at Disney Springs, and it is built around something many Disney fans already collect: charms. Walt Disney World now has a create-your-own Charmed in the Park station inside Trend-D, giving shoppers more control over what they make than the earlier setup did.
The new setup, shown in the clip below, is available now inside Trend-D at Disney Springs. It expands the Charmed in the Park line by letting guests build their own bracelets, necklaces, bag charms, pins, phone straps and keychains from starter pieces and individual Disney charms.
What is different now
Charmed in the Park merchandise was already available, but the earlier version did not let shoppers choose every charm individually. Items had been sold as packs or builder pieces, so the new station changes the experience by making each accessory fully customizable.
The display itself is arranged with four sides, and each side carries the same products and charms. Starter pieces are hung on the rack, while trays of individual charms sit below in both gold and silver finishes. Guests can pick up a white tray to hold their selections while they decide.
The charm selection includes references to the parks and Disney icons, along with character options such as Disney princesses and Mickey Mouse. One of the more specific designs called out at the station is a Gertie the Dinosaur charm with a snowy back.
What it costs and who can shop it
Individual charms are priced at $10 each, but the per-charm price drops to $8 if you buy three. Pricing for the starter pieces is posted on the rack with the customizable items.
Because the station is at Disney Springs, it is not limited to guests with theme park admission. Visitors do not need a park ticket to access Disney Springs, and parking there is free.
The new charm station also fits into a broader push toward customizable keepsakes at Walt Disney World. Another option already in place lets guests make a gingerbread cookie ornament in the Germany pavilion at EPCOT.
