Toy and game stores The United States Of America

It's like Disney Village in Paris, only much bigger! With over 100 stores and 60 restaurants and snack bars, Disney Springs is the perfect place to shop or have a fun night out, even if you're not staying at Disney World. Designer stores sit alongside Disney stores, and there are shows and entertainment every day. It's best to set aside a few hours to enjoy it! To relax, you can stroll along the lakefront, and even board the world's largest hand-painted helium balloon.

Shop specialized in toys and accessories for dogs and cats. You'll find lots of fun little things for your canine and/or gray friends.

Camp is a toy store, but not only! With children, one can easily spend several hours here, enjoying the different experiences and activities at their disposal in settings full of color and fantasy. Not to mention the toys, which are of a very high quality and some of which cannot be found in ordinary stores. Finally, the staff is very friendly and attentive. Simply put, it's a children's paradise!

We briefly leave the Disney universe for that of Légoland with a shop entirely dedicated to plastic cubes of all colors. Cardboard boxes sorted by themes are stacked up to the ceiling and a huge playground allows children to play a little while while parents shop, unless the opposite is the case!

Board this temple of piracy, compass in hand, sail among the sharks on the raging seas, discover hidden treasures, drink rum until you're blue in the face and let yourself be carried away in this wonderful ship. More than just a pirate store, 826 Valencia is a literary association for children that offers free writing workshops throughout the year. A real Ali Baba's cave for imaginative youngsters who dream of long voyages on the Caribbean Sea.