Hundred Acre Goods

This is mostly definitely my favorite store to look around in and to shop at. On this trip I purchased a small stuffed Winnie the Pooh and a pair of Winnie the Pooh themed crocks that were so adorable I couldn't resist! What a fun place at the end of an adorable ride.

Awesome selection of plush Winnie the Pooh characters. There are other characters, toys, games, and other souvenirs, too. Cast members were very friendly.

Winnie the pooh themed gift shop. Like most gift shops in the magic kingdom this one is specific for your pooh theme in mind. Personally, we let our kid look around but waited to buy anything at the larger gift shop at disney Springs. Why lug something more around the park.

Great ride and visual affects

Fireworks show at Magic Kingdom in Florida

Most pins that I have ever seen on a pin board!!!

It was raining and a couple of people had babies in carriages by the door and a worker kicked them out saying it wasn’t a shelter for the rain. Very rude then she changed her tune when an older women told her she was rude and offered explanation about it being a fire hazard. I was looking for shift but walked out when I heard her.

It was great I am a judge fan of Eeyore I found the perfect one and I was greated by a nice girl at the front desk

Hundred Acre Woods is a gift shop at Magic Kingdom. It's located in Fantasyland right next to the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh attraction! The store has a lot of cute gifts! You'll also find a wide range of accessories, food, housewares, pins, toys, and apparel at the Hundred Acre Goods giftshop! Most of the items at the store are Winnie the Pooh themed. I saw Winne the Pooh Mickey Ears, a Tigger Bag, plenty of plush toys, long sleeved Winnie the Pooh themed shirts and so much more! We usually visit the Hundred Acre Goods store after riding the Many Adventure of Winnie the Pooh or when we're visiting The Friar's Nook for a snack! I'd highly recommend stopping by this store if you're in the area!

If you're a fan of Winnie the Pooh - this is your store! It's a smaller location that is the exit point for the Winnie the Pooh ride, so there are ebbs and flows of foot traffic depending on how busy the ride is. This store gets packed pretty quickly given its size. About 80% of the store is strictly dedicated to Pooh. There are a handful of umbrella Disney items and a few items from the Seven Dwarves Mine ride, since that ride doesn't have a shop itself. There is only one register base in this store so the line can build up if you want to purchase something. If you don't want to carry your items through the park, keep in mind you can have them deliver your items to the front of the park or you can find these same items in Emporium which is the store closest to the exit on Main Street USA. It's a good way to save yourself carrying a ton of bags around but still scoring great items to take home. Overall: B A Winnie the Pooh fan would love it here!

Racist employees. I simply was waiting outside the store for my spouse and kid to come out. They got a gift from every park. Needless to say guess my standing near the entrance made the cashier feel uncomfortable- guess a non white person standing near an entrance looks suspicious. She clearly and obviously contacted her manager or some security chick who started pacing near me- which is also next to the Winnie the Pooh ride. In todays day, it's funny how some one of color standing near a store is an issue but a non black family can hover all over products- easily steal and nothing is done! Pathetic! Luckily for them and myself my husband and child came out with what they bought and came show it. A little bit more I would have went live and made the national news and definitely sue walt Disney!!!! The stuff people of color unfortunately still go through is ridiculous. An the employee that called the security type chick was a dark haired girl with glasses. You guys really focus on the wrong people let me tell you. You think people would openly steal- after paying thousands to get in all of these parks. Please. Focus on your own ridiculous staff that need some diversity training.

This is a small gift shop next to the Winnie The Pooh attraction inside The Magic Kingdom. It features all things Pooh with, of course, Mickey and Minnie items too. If you are a fan of The Pooh, you should definitely check it out. This shop caters primarily to small children. They have tons of plush characters, toys for toddlers and infants, and clothes for toddlers and infants. They also have things like baby spoons and bibs. If you are shopping for items for really young ones, this is a not to miss shop. There's also the usual here that's in pretty much every Disney gift shop like trading pins, keychains, etc. You'll also find some snacks here as well as empty tubes you can fill with that sour powder stuff. I can't stand it, but kids sure do seem to love it! =) PS: Let me do a quick edit of this review. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train just opened a little over a month ago directly across from this shop. For whatever reason, they didn't build a gift shop with the Mine Train, so they stuck the items in here. There is a very small section of the shop dedicated to the Seven Dwarfs. You won't find a lot... mostly just some t-shirts and plushes. But, if you're looking for Seven Dwarfs items, then look here.

If you're a fan of Winnie The Pooh then this is the shop for you... The store has the typical Disney items, but mostly for the little ones in your family. They have clothes, toys, and plush characters... This is definitely worth at least one visit.

Store right next to the Winnie the Pooh ride. Typical stuff you can find in one of these themed stores.

Rude worker kicked people with babies out the store in middle of rain said it wasn't a rain shelter. There are nicer ways to tell people to move. Was looking for gift to take home but walked out when I saw how she treated people.