- Free
- Category: Shopping
- First released: September 20, 2011
- Versions: 9 archived
- Installable: 9 of 9
- Seller: Disney
- com.disney.DisneyStores
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December 25, 2011 | — | — | 87 | Free |
| February 18, 2012 | — | — | 122 | Free |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 15Horrible service I was not able to add the item to my cart on the application or online called customer service and they expressed they could not assist me. Very frustrating eventually it allowed me, but I was not able to purchase the item was out of stock
I can’t always get to the parks so I love being able to bring a little bit of the disney magic to my home every now and then!
So I got a account on the website and so I got the app and when I was putting in the info it said to go the the website and said delete the account and just went back in the app so this was happening for a while and so I got tired of it so I deleted it so now when I tried on the app it said eorr so idk what to do now :(
A lot of cute stuff
A company this size and they can’t even get the queue to work properly in the app.
Love this app!! I don’t think you can get items that sold in the parks though which is a bummer!
Helpful when I need something
As a parent of three boys, it’s just weird being a Disney fan anymore. There’s nothing just for them anymore. Everything is “girls” or “unisex”. It’s ridiculous. If girls are allowed things that are created for them, why can’t boys have things that are created for them? I guess it would be sexist to say “this is for boys”? But it’s not sexist to say “this is for girls”? I’m sure this will be attacked as sexist and baseless, just like any push back on this topic, even though it can be proven. Try this: on the site, search “for boys”. One item. A “birthday boy” shirt. Everything else is labeled “for kids”. Now search “for girls”. Almost 2,000 results that specify “for girls”, not just “kids”. Try this next: search “men’s shirts”. Almost nothing. Everything is “for adults”. Now search “women’s shirts”. Pages and pages and pages on things labeled for women. Such a weird time we’re living in with horrible double standards. Disney is the worst culprit.
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