Charmed in the Park Adds Custom Builds at Disney Springs
Published October 31, 2026
Disney has added a build-your-own Charmed in the Park merchandise station inside Trend-D at Disney Springs, according to reports published Thursday, October 29, 2026. As of Saturday, October 31, the reported setup lets guests select individual charms for customizable accessories, although exact prices were not included in the coverage.
Guests can choose a starter piece and add charms individually rather than buying a predetermined assortment. Reported options include bracelets, necklaces, bag charms and phone straps, giving shoppers control over both the accessory and its decorations.
The station has four sides stocked with the same products. Starter pieces hang above trays of charms, and white shopping trays let guests gather their selections while comparing designs. The repeated assortment means you do not need to browse every side to see different merchandise.
Reported designs include Mickey Mouse, Disney princesses and Gertie the Dinosaur with snow on her back. Gold and silver finishes are available. Prices are displayed at the station, and the report describes savings when purchasing charms in groups of three, without specifying the amounts or discount terms.
What we know
- Trend-D at Disney Springs: The store houses the reported Charmed in the Park customization station.
- Bracelets, necklaces, bag charms and phone straps: Guests can select a starter accessory and choose individual charms.
- Four-sided display: Each side carries the same assortment.
- Three-charm purchases: The report describes a saving, but does not give exact prices.
Disney has not confirmed an opening date or how long the station will remain available. The October 29 report establishes when the development was reported, rather than the station’s precise debut date.
What it means for your trip
Put Trend-D on a Disney Springs shopping visit or non-park day: Disney Springs requires no park admission and offers free parking, so this purchase does not need to consume ticketed park time. At the display, use an available side rather than waiting behind shoppers at another identical section.
Choose your starter piece before collecting charms, then total both parts of the purchase using the posted prices. If you want three charms, compare the grouped price with individual purchases; if you only want one or two, an extra charm is still extra spending. Treat the station as a customizable souvenir stop when deciding whether it merits a separate journey.
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