When that urge for Disney Cruise Line merchandise strikes, the ships have several retail shops that offer exclusive Disney Cruise Line merchandise as well as a variety of other products and duty-free goods. Shops onboard are closed when the ships are in port. The exception to this is the pool-side kiosks, which are sometime open while ships are in port for guests to purchase towels, suncreen, and other pool items. ALL shops are closed during the muster drill.
Located on Deck 4 (Wonder/Magic) and Deck 3 (Dream/Fantasy), midship, this shop features all your favorite Disney and Disney Cruise Line merchandise including clothes, pins, postcards, DVDs, plush toys, novelties, and other souvenirs.
Located near Mickey's Mainsail, White Caps is an upscale shop featuring fine sportswear, swimwear and intimate apparel. You'll also find duty-free watches, crystal, fragrances, handbags, accessories, and exclusive Disney collectibles and animation cels, plus a selection of Bvlgari items on the Disney Fantasy.
Specialty Shops (Disney Fantasy and Disney Dream)
Look for a luxury shop from Tiffany & Co. on Deck 4 (both Dream and Fantasy) and an oppulent boutique from Bvlgari on Deck 3!
Whozits and Whatzits (Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy)
Located near Donald's Pool, you'll find a convenient selection of sundries available for purchase.
Located on Deck 3 in the adult area on the Magic & Wonder and on Deck 3 near the other shops on the Dream & Fantasy, this shop features nautical apparel and Disney Cruise Line collectibles!
Shutters
This is the place to find those photos taken by the ship's photographers. This shop also sells film, batteries, waterproof cameras, picture frames and other gifts. Many of the ships no longer print every photo, allowing guests to access their photos at a kiosk and only print the ones that are purchased.
Be sure and check your Personal Navigator for special shopping events throughout the cruise.
Photo: Disney Dream / Disney Fantasy
Shopping at the Ports of Call
You might not think of buying Fine Art on a Disney Cruise, but they do offer a variety of pricey original pieces. They claim to be "rock bottom prices" at 70% off gallery prices on land, but I would suggest you do some research before you commit to a large purchase. Use one of the computers onboard to do some online research before you fork out thousands of dollars. Also note that on top of the price they quote at the auction, Disney Cruise Line adds an additional fee. Even if you're not going to buy art, you can always attend the auction for the experience, and also receive a complimentary cocktail (Cosmopolitan).
You can get free soft drinks at the drink station on the pool deck of each ship. 
