by Disney
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Disney's Times Square flagship is packed with character toys, costumes and plush, with parade-balloon Mickey and Minnie floating overhead and Broadway-inspired decor. A fun, colorful stop for young fans.
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Ages 0–12.
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1540 Broadway, 10036, in the Theater District, Manhattan.
Yes. Disney Store Times Square is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
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