Outlet shopping in Anaheim?

[Cly]

My wife and I just booked a 5 day trip to Disneyland and we thought we'd do
some shopping down there too. This is the first time we're going to
California; all our Disney experiences have been in Florida (lots of
outlets) and on DCL so far. There don't seem to be many outlets listed on
the internet - anyone have any suggestions for shopping outside of Disney
property that won't be expensive?

[John]

We got lots of great stuff from here.
>From Mousesavers.com :
Shop at the Disney Character Warehouse outlet. You can get great deals
on Disney merchandise at this outlet store a little over 3 miles from
Disneyland. For basic Disney souvenirs, such as t-shirts, sweatshirts
and mugs, you can't beat the prices. Disney's Character Warehouse is
located at 233 Orangefair Mall. You can call (714) 870-9363 to check
hours, etc.

To get to the Disney Character Warehouse from Disneyland, go north on
Harbor Blvd and cross Hwy 91. Make a right at Orangethorpe and another
right at Pomona, which is a street that goes right into the Orangefair
Marketplace shopping center. A Michael's store is right in front of
you; drive toward it and then go left to get to the Character
Warehouse, which is at the corner of the building.

The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce web site has a printable 10% off coupon
for the Character Warehouse!

[Scott Peterson]

"John" <JGoof1@********> wrote:

>Shop at the Disney Character Warehouse outlet. You can get great deals
>on Disney merchandise at this outlet store a little over 3 miles from
>Disneyland. For basic Disney souvenirs, such as t-shirts, sweatshirts
>and mugs, you can't beat the prices. Disney's Character Warehouse is
>located at 233 Orangefair Mall. You can call (714) 870-9363 to check
>hours, etc.

I stopped in there Monday before last to see what they had and was
very disappointed. Most of what was there was very poor quality and
not wasting time on. Maybe when they've restocked it will be better
but not right now.

Scott Peterson

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the Monkey." --Mark Twain

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