There are four merchandise locations to shop while spending the day ashore at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. Three of the locations are near the Goombay Cultural Center tram stop (B on the map) with one location in Mabrika Cove just off the pier.

First & Last Chance Stand

First & Last Chance Stand (24 on the map) is a retail kiosk in Mabrika Cove offering guests an opportunity to pick up some souvenirs upon first arrival, or one last item as they head back to the ship.

The selection of merchandise features things that you could use during the day such as a waterproof bag for your smartphone, hats, beach bag, beach towels, or beverage containers as well as some small items you may have overlooked at Disney T’ings such as Disney Pins.

Disney T’ings

The primary merchandise location at Disney Lookout Cay is Disney T’ings (25 on the map) which offers a full collection of clothing and accessories by Bahamian fashion designer Theodore Elyett, along with an array of brightly colored Disney Junkanoo-inspired merchandise. Guests can also purchase a variety of island- inspired Disney merchandise reflective of the island experience at Disney T’ings.

Here is a collection of the merchandise that was available in June starting with the offerings on the exterior of the building.

Disney Character Junkanoo-inspired Merchandise

Disney Lookout Cay Logo Merchandise

Theodore Elyett Designed Lookout Cay Merchandise Collection

Lookout Cay Disney Pins

Bahamian Art by Kevin Cooper

Bag with purchase

Finally, Disney T’ings offers a selection of sundries including Copertone sunscreens, Blistex lip balm, baby wipes, Balmex, Baby Powder, swim diapers, tampons, and pads.

Plaits & Pleats

Plaits & Pleats (27 on the map) is the place to go on Lookout Cay for hair braiding. Technically, this is more of a service than merchandise, but the spot is listed on the directory map as a merchandise location.

Treasures of Eleuthera

Treasures of Eleuthera (26 on the map) is a retail shop featuring locally made gifts and artisan crafts. The shop spotlights Bahamian artists through an array of unique items that families will be able to bring home with them as a special keepsake.

On the day of our visit, there was a collection of artwork, handcrafted straw bags, local coffee, and a selection of jewelry created from conch shells.

Most of the imagery shown above is also found in the video below that will also include a little bit of context and a look at the actual layout of the merchandise locations at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point.

What do you think about the merchandise collections and shops at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point?