images lasered into the interiors of small, clear-glass sculptures. These sculptures are in the shapes of cubes, spheres, even mouse ears, and make pretty gifts. The images inside them are either pre-inscribed and ready to go, or they’re customized from guests’ photographs for pick-up later that day

Rubber snakes, bamboo chimes, shrunken heads, exotic shells

Rubber snakes, bamboo chimes, shrunken heads, exotic shells

Regal dresses, gilded crowns, magic wands, sparkly jewelry and tiaras, detailed dolls and statues, plush toys and furry purses, illustrated books, and Disney DVDs fill this store

Gifts from outer and liquid space

Inexpensive pens, key chains, and other small souvenirs, mugs, picture frames, and charm bracelets, with Toon-themed clothes, bags, and plush toys

This was an actual office for an actual realtor who was selling land in Apple Valley, a largely undeveloped area some 80 miles northeast of Anaheim.

This stall is full of toys and games crafted by a Toydarian (the flying alien species first seen in “Star Wars: The Phantom Menace”)

From Steve Birnbaum brings you the best of Disneyland 1982:
Young boys find the wares here nearly irresistible. The reason: rubber snakes and iguanas are part of the stock in trade. The squeamish will, of course, be more interested in the seashells, ashtrays, and other souvenir items. Film is available here as well.