Disneyland La Mascarade d’Orleans

At the beginning of this year, this store was converted to a Pandora jewelry store, but it keeps its name to be consistent with the New Orleans Square theming in the park. So, yes, this store is located inside Disneyland, meaning you can’t get to it without a ticket into the park.
It’s a small store, and that’s one of the biggest drawbacks. People push and shove jockeying for counter space and pay little (if any) regard to those waiting respectfully for assistance. The staff is very helpful, but also challenged for real estate behind the counter, so be patient. As busy as they get, some of the Cast Members (yes, they’re Disney employees) will even remember you and welcome you back should you return at a later date. Displays are well-​done and often present charms on a complete bracelet in such a way that you would probably never consider, but are made to look oh, so tempting.
The selection is comparable to most Pandora stores elsewhere, but there will be some items they simply don’t have in stock due to the size of the store. On the plus side, they do carry Disney Parks exclusive charms that you can’t get at a regular store (hence the word «exclusive»). Since you’ve already shelled-​out serious coin to get in the park and are standing at the Pandora counter, odds are those exclusive charms will have some appeal to you. And… if you happen to be a Disneyland Resort Annual Passholder, your merchandise discount can be applied to your purchase.
For the guys that aren’t interested in being in the middle of the fray, this would be a good time to hit the restroom that’s just a few feet away.

If you like Pandora jewelry, you will love the new shop. It has been remodeled again. It is bright, elegant, and classy.

I love macarons because they are pretty. Too bad those expensive goodies are gone in few bites :(
Located across Blue Bayou, this small store is so adorable. I spotted a box of macaron boxes and I had to get one of them.
My pink macaron is adorable :)
QUICK TIP: ANNUAL PASS DISCOUNT IS ACCEPTED.
4 stars! I wan to go back and get the other colors.

Surprise. This shop reopened today with a complete new theme. You will find unique product that ties in with the New Orleans area. You will find jazz CDs, cookbooks from New Orleans, French soaps, oils, hats, headbands, jewelry, etc. I love the new look and appreciate the uniqueness it offers.

Ok amount of pins & a few vinyls. Definitely a tad claustophobic though as the shop is not that big. Located at the exit of Pirates.
If you’re looking for more pins, I’d suggest Westward Ho in Frontierland. D-​Street for vinylmations; thats where a lot of releases launch too.

My daughter just started pin trading and wanted to pick up a new pin for her collection. Sadly, this was the last day of our annual passport, so it would have be awhile until our next visit. Jessica the cast member picked up on this and made this visit a very «magical» one for my daughter. If you think that the «magic» is gone from the park, she is proof that it truly still exists. Thank you Jessica for making my daughter’s visit a truly memorable one!

Maybe they should change the name to La Pins d’Orleans.
Inside this quaint little store, one can find an assortment of Disney pins and accessories. There is also a small section for Disney Vinylmation.
Not only is this a quaint little store, but it is also small. So it can get crowded in here very easily.

Until my friend expressed an interest in the hobby, I had no idea there is a whole world of pin trading. This shop is a wonderful find – lots of character-​branded pins and limited edition pins of everything Disney. The older gentleman at the register was extremely friendly and assisted us in our purchase. The shop even has a guidebook for pin trading.