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Disney Springs Expansion Announced, “Coming Soon”

Disney Springs is adding a new shop to its Marketplace neighborhood, as a Las Vegas-based slime company confirms it's bringing its pastel creations to Walt Disney World Resort.

A Secret Revealed on Instagram

Guests stroll past the iconic World of Disney store at Disney Springs
Credit: Theme Park Tourist, Flickr

Kawaii Slime Company shared the news over the weekend in an Instagram reel starring its mascot, Shelly the octopus, who hops aboard a plane bound from California to Florida. The clip closes with the official announcement that a store is on the way to the Marketplace area of the outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment district.

The accompanying caption read:

Okay… we’ve been keeping a BIG secret. 👀✨

Kawaii Slime Company is officially coming to @disneysprings 💖

That’s right—we’re packing up the Slime, sprinkles, squishes, and all things Kawaii and heading to sunny Florida! ☀️🌴

Stay tuned for more details…

See you at Disney Springs!
#kawaiislimecompany #disneysprings

Details are thin so far. Neither Kawaii Slime Company nor Walt Disney World Resort has said whether the Florida location will be a full storefront or a cart like the Kawaii Slime Cart the brand has operated in the Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort since 2024. No grand opening date has been announced.

Who Is Kawaii Slime Company?

Walt Disney World transportation bus at the Disney Springs bus area in Florida.
Credit: SJ Grant, Flickr

Kawaii Slime Company began in 2017, when its founder's seven-year-old daughter asked if they could make slime together. That family activity turned into a growing business known for scented slimes in textures such as butter, cloud, glossy, clear, crunchy, fluffy, floam, and jelly cube. The company is based in Las Vegas and is woman- and minority-owned.

Watch us make cosmic disco! 🪩✨

Its name comes from the Japanese word for “cute,” and the products reflect it, with pastel packaging, original characters, and sensory toys modeled after beverages, desserts, animals, and fantastical creatures. Most slimes include charms, fake sprinkles, and other mix-ins. The lineup also features Signature Dome slimes, slime-making kits, ice cream slime kits, slime activator, plush toys, bags, and other craft kits.

Have you ever shopped at the Kawaii Slime Cart in the Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort? Tell Disney Fanatic about your experience in the comments!

Jess Colopy

Jess Colopy is a Disney College Program alum and kid-at-heart. When she’s not furiously typing in a coffee shop, you can find her on the hunt for the newest Stitch pin.

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