Walt Disney World’s Newest Souvenir Lets You Build Your Own Charm Piece at Disney Springs
A new Charmed in the Park station has opened at Disney Springs, letting Walt Disney World guests build custom charm jewelry and bag tags.
Walt Disney World has added a new paid customization stop for guests who would rather design a souvenir than pull one off a shelf. A build-your-own Charmed in the Park station is now open at Disney Springs, giving shoppers a way to pick individual Disney-themed charms for bracelets, necklaces, bag charms and more.
The new station has debuted inside Trend-D at Disney Springs, and it changes how this merchandise line is sold. Charmed in the Park already existed as a collection built around park icons, characters and other Disney details, but shoppers previously had to buy packs or builder pieces instead of selecting every charm one by one.
In the clip below, the setup can be seen at the store. The station is designed with four sides, and each side carries the same products and charm choices, which allows more than one guest to build at the same time.
Guests can take a white tray, choose a base item, and then fill the tray with the charms they want to use. The customizable options include pieces such as bracelets, necklaces, bag charms and phone straps, making the station relevant both for fans of the current bag charm trend and for shoppers who want something closer to jewelry or a small keepsake.
What it costs and who it is for
The extra fee comes from the charms themselves. Individual charms are priced at $10 each, or $8 each when three are purchased together. Pricing is posted on the rack with the starter pieces.
The charms draw from Disney parks imagery and familiar characters, and the selection includes both gold and silver finishes. Among the designs mentioned are Disney princesses, Mickey Mouse and Gertie the Dinosaur with a snowy back, a more specific reference that longtime park fans may recognize.
Because guests can mix and match charms instead of taking a prearranged set, the station is aimed at anyone who wants a more personal souvenir or a gift tailored to a favorite character or park memory. It is also one of the easier add-ons for a non-park day, since Disney Springs does not require theme park admission and parking there is free.
For Disney fans, the practical takeaway is simple: the custom Charmed in the Park experience is now available at Trend-D, and the final price depends on how many charms you decide to add.
