I absolutely LOVE this place. I can't afford anything I want in here, but I can't help but stop in and check out what they have on display when I first come into the park. They feature all kinds of great artists' Disney-inspired works, and I could just stand in the gallery in awe for hours. There's so much else to do and see in the parks, though, that I eventually realize I need to move on.

This is a great place to go and see the history of the park. The cast members who work in this area are super friendly and very well informed.

In terms of the quality of artmanship found in this gallery, when it comes to Disney pop culture, this store is second to none. The artwork available here is spread from the earliest days of the studio all the way through the latest movies. And while they are on the expensive side, what you are paying for (a true Disney piece of art by a Disney artist) is worth the price.

Awesome gallery. So many beautiful paintings. You will want them all! Lol towards the front of the store they have some more affordable items such as themed pill boxes, Disney keys and signage.

Love this store. It's filled with art, paintings, prints, miniatures, for purchase. As others have noted it's not the cheapest store, it even if you don't get anything it's a great place to walk though and 'window shop.' It's adjacent to Mr. Lincoln.

Formerly the Disneyland Bank, now an art gallery featuring limited edition prints and sculptures of various Disney artworks. I always make sure I stop by and see what's new each time I visit. Be sure to take a look at the old bank vault door. It's really intricate and interesting.

This gallery is easily overlooked since it is so close to the park entrance. I highly doubt that The Disney Gallery is the first thing that comes to anyone's mind when they first step into the park. This is more like one of those spots you come upon by accident and you wander into when you are tired and about to leave the park. Still, it's fun to come in here and look around. When you step through the entrance, you see a good sized store with souvenirs like art prints, sketches, coins and ticket replicas. There is another room behind this store area and this is where the "gallery" is. Here you will find framed paintings/prints on the walls of the room. The gallery room is connected to the President/Lincoln display. WHERE: Downtown Disney - in the middle of DD

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Lots of fantastic stuff to look at and to buy