I collect pins from the hotels I stay in so I picked up a Santa Fe Hotel pin as this is where we stayed for the duration of the trip. They have a similar pin for all the hotels and I already have the Disneyland Hotel version from my first trip. The pin was one of the ‘blue’ pins and cost €8.99.

I also like having pins from the year I have been so for this trip I decided to pick one of the 25th anniversary pins. I bought the standard 25th anniversary design which cost €6.99 as it was one of the green pins.

I already have a few pins from my favourite attractions in both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Paris. I went on quite a few rides I haven’t been on before and two of those happened to be *some of* my favourite rides in the parks. I bought a pin for both of the rides, Tower of Terror and Ratatouille. Whilst the two rides couldn’t be any more different from each other I absolutely loved them both! I would 100% recommend both rides, Ratatouille is particularly amazing! The Tower of Terror pin cost €7.99 (orange) and the Ratatouille pin cost €6.99 (green).

The next pin that I bought I kept being drawn to every time I saw it in a shop so I eventually decided to buy it. It was a green pin so cost €6.99.

I bought one last ‘Disneyland Paris’ specific pin which I bought because I can’t resist pins that are a bit different and move. The spinning element of the pin totally drew me in. It was a yellow pin so cost €9.99.

I bought three other pins (yes I told you I bought a lot of pins!). The first one I spotted and absolutely loved. Up is probably my favourite Disney film and there isn’t always a lot of merchandise for the film. I already have the Grape Soda pin which I love so I couldn’t resist this pin when I saw it. It is stunning and I think is now one my favourite pins in my collection. It was the most expensive of all the pins I bought during my trip as it is from the highest price tier pink so cost €12.99. In my opinion it is totally worth the cost. I also bought a tangled pin. I kept looking at this pin every time I saw it throughout the trip. Once I had a rough idea how far my money was going I decided to buy it. It is the most beautiful design and colours. It cost €6.99. The last pin that I bought is of the Winnie the Pooh characters in tsums tsums form. I seem to be really loving tsums tsums recently and I of course love Winnie the Pooh so I couldn’t not get the pin! It was an orange pin so cost €7.99.

I bought an autograph book and matching pen. The autograph book cost €9.99 and the pen cost around €6. I used to have an autograph book almost identical to this one when I visited previously and I love the design so I decided to go for the same one. It is also one of the cheaper ones available. I wouldn’t recommend the matching pen. As you can probably see from the photos the ink ended up going all over the end of the pen. For €6 I expected better quality.

I didn’t buy a lot of the anniversary merchandise but some of the pieces I did buy include two tsums tsums. I loved the whole collection of the anniversary tsums tsums but I managed to resist them all and just buy Mickey and Minnie. They are so cute in their little outfits with their accessories. I do feel like the tsums tsums are quite expensive in the parks. In the UK they typically cost £3 but in the parks they cost €5.99 each. For that reason the anniversary ones are the only ones I purchased during the trip.

I picked up a selection of postcards from the Emporium on Main Street USA. Postcards were available in most shops that I went in and they have so many amazing ones to chose from. The ones I picked up were all €0.80 each but the prices do vary. I am most likely to use these in my scrapbook or to keep on my memory board. They are all 6×4 and would even look lovely framed!

I really wanted to purchase some jewellery whilst in Disney and I looked at the jewellery stands multiple times as the ones available seemed to vary slightly from shop to shop. I decided to purchase a necklace and a ring, as I already have my pandora bracelet and earrings that I wear day-to-day. I love the necklace and the earrings I decided to buy so much and I know I’ll be wearing them everyday from now on. They add the perfect touch of Disney. I was really pleased with the prices of both these pieces. The necklace cost €25.99 and the ring cost €20.99 . I purchased both from the Emporium in Disneyland Park.

Anyone who knows me, knows it was unlikely I would come back from Disney without a top of some description. They had so many different ones that it was really hard to pick which one I wanted. I looked round Disney Fashion in Disney Village and bought a top from the designer … I am really pleased that I decided to buy this top as the design feels very ‘me’. The rest of the pieces in the collection were very expensive around the €100 mark, so I was even more pleased when the top only cost around €35! I wore the top whilst in Disney so it is currently in the wash. Instead I’ve included a photo I took of it in the shop.

I collect the ‘you are here’ mugs from Starbucks so I popped into Starbucks in the Disney Village on our way back one night and picked up the Paris mug. I am a little disappointed that they don’t have a park specific one like in Walt Disney World, but hopefully they will bring them back in the future. I thought that the mug was reasonably priced at €11.90.

I made a few smaller purchases in Disneyland Paris including a pen. I couldn’t go to Disney and not get one of these pens despite being slightly expensive at €5.99. I decided to go for classic Mickey. The pens are available in most shops across the parks.

That is everything I purchased from Disneyland Paris last week! I hope you enjoyed this rather long post and that if you are heading to Disney soon it has given you a bit of inspiration.