Disney Store magic is arriving at Westfield Whitford City in time for school holidays
The enchanting pop-up store will open at Westfield Whitford City on Saturday until July 20 and is located on level 1 near Coles.
Fans of all ages will have the opportunity to shop beloved collectables, clothes, toys, decor and more from the Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars universes.
Alongside highly coveted products, from plush to merchandise direct from Disney Parks, the pop-up will also include brand new dolls, costumes, and limited-edition items, not available anywhere else in Australia.
There are sure to be long queues of fans lining up on opening morning as the only other Disney Stores are located in the US, Europe and Asia.
The Australian stores were closed in 2003.
Launch day is surely not one to miss, as there will be giveaways and a free gift for the first 30 people in line.
Also on offer are Disney Store Japan exclusive ranges from Urupocha-chan to cute keychains and the Disneyland Resort 70th anniversary vault collection.
People who visit the pop-up from July 15 to July 20 will receive a free ornament gift on purchases over $100.
It is open Monday to Sunday.
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