Popular Disney store gets major update - and customers are delighted with the changes

MAJOR changes have been spotted at a popular store in the heart of Disney Springs.

Eagle-eyed Disney visitors noticed the changes just as the seasons are changing from summer to fall.

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The Marketplace Co-Op has had a mini transformation and added a Wandering Oaken Trading Post to replace a former Marvel display.

Gorgeous flowers painted on the wall add a pop of color and make it look brand new.

Secret silhouettes of beloved Disney characters are also dotted throughout the newly refurbished store.

The store has an assortment of sweatshirts and other winter Disney apparel just in time for the transition from summer to fall - and even has some Frozen winter themed decor as well.

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And much of the merchandise is on sale, as a buy one get one 50% off deal is on for adult apparel.

Frozen fans are in for a treat as the movie is set to return to theatres to celebrate Disney's 100th Anniversary.

The entertainment giant has also unveiled a one-of-a-kind sculpture to celebrate its 100th anniversary.

"The Structural Sorcerer" is based on original artwork for Mickey Mouse's 90th anniversary, created by the legendary designer Virgil Abloh for CHAOS magazine before he died in 2021.

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The 6ft artwork - based on Mickey's character in 1940 film Fantasia - was designed by Virgil Abloh Securities’ firm ALASKA ALASKA, at the Royal College of Art in Battersea, London.

It marks the launch of Create 100, a global celebration of creativity, marking a century of Disney storytelling.

And some Disney fans are upset as a service that was previously free in the parks is now costing them $20.

Visitors at Disney theme parks used to enjoy free photo downloads with their annual passes, which can cost up to $1,399.

These images would include digital snapshots taken by surprise during rides and images from character meet-and-greets.

But in 2021, Disney started charging extra for the pictures.

Guests must now purchase the Disney Genie+ service to receive free digital downloads of their Disney PhotoPass attraction photos.

Prices for this service start at $25 per day but will vary by date.

The purchase of the Genie+ app comes with additional benefits, including speedier ride access.

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But many customers are unhappy with the added cost to their visit just to take home some happy memories.

“Sad to see PhotoPass become more expensive for Disney World's most elite guests and families,” wrote one on Twitter.