Hollywood Boulevard

You've arrived at the Studios and want to shop the stores to pick up some souvenirs? Look no further than Hollywood Boulevard! Hollywood Blvd is the main street that brings you from the entrance to the rest of the park. Similiar in idea to Main Street USA of the Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Blvd recreates 1930's Hollywood with the glitz and glamour of walking down that famous street that made Hollywood famous. Disney has lined the street with a plethora of shops to visit and go into. Each has a unique theme to it, enabling the theme that you are really on that street.

Name	Description	Exterior Picture
Crossroads of the World	This hut of sorts, sells souvenirs, film, sunglasses, post cards, rainwear, sundries. Not a whole lot of variety and mostly for that "oops I forgot that" or "i need more of" item. Other Views
Oscar's Classic Car Souvenirs	Classic car themed memorabilia. Another small time shop, mostly to take up space, sells some nice(but expensive) addons for your car. It not only sells auto-oriented memorabilia, keychains and model cars, it is also the place to get postage stamps, a locker to use, and stroller and wheelchairs for rent is right next door. Other Views
Oscar's Super Service	Go here for your stroller and wheelchair rentals.
Sid Caheunga's One-of-a-Kind	This store is loosely inspired by the junk shops of California, is home to your favorite movie star's memorabilia. You'll find autographed photos of film and TV stars, movie posters, and even a tie rack that once belonged to Elvis Presley. Before you go, nothing here is cheap. The tie rack goes for $1,100. Other Views
The Darkroom	Look here for Kodak camera, film accessories, film, disposable cameras, rental cameras, film processing and anything else that works with a camera. Other Views
Cover Story	Ever wanted your face on Time Magazine? Or your face on a bodybuilder's body? Cover Story allows guests to do just that. You can purchase a magazine cover with your "grill" right on it. Other Views
Celebrity 5 & 10	This is Disney's version of a 5 & 10 (or dime store) in the 1950s . You will find all kinds of trinkets, clothing, candy and toys in this bustling store. And just like an early Woolworth's on sale day, there is a little bit of everything. The difference is, whether it is candy or clothing, it is all Disney and movie related, which has everything adorned with the MGM Studios logo. This place is inexpensive and a great place to get gifts. Other Views
Keystone Clothiers	This is the place for adults to get their clothing, accessories and jewelry. Located at the corner of Hollywood and the path that leads to Indiana Jones and Echo Lake, it will be more busy that other stores as people who walk by will be likely to stop in and look. Other Views
L.A. Prop Cinema Storage	This mission styled building is organized much like Keystone Clothiers in that it gears itself towards a particular age group. L.A. Prop is centered around children. You can find Disney shirts, hats, sunglasses, watches, toys, costumes and souvenirs here - everything with a Disney logo. Other Views
Mickey's of Hollywood	Mickey's features character apparel, plush characters and other themed toys and souvenir items. Other Views
Sweet Success	You can find the embroidery and engraving here. It used to be the onlycandy counter for the park before Villains in Vogue opened on Sunset. They feature chocolates, fudge and other candies. It's fairly small so if long lines persist, visit the confectionary on Sunset Boulevard. Other Views
Sorcerer Hat Shop	Located inside the large Sorcerer's Hat, you can find 100 Years of Magic Celebration gifts, Magical Moments pins and other pins as well. Other Views

Looking for more shopping? Check out Sunset Blvd and the Other Shopping Destinations at the Studios.