The BouTiki Gift Shop at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

BouTiki is the gift shop at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. This tiki-themed gift shop is on the lower level of the Great Ceremonial House lobby. The resort is home to two gift shops. Boutiki is more of an apparel store carrying men’s and women’s fashions and other Disney-branded merchandise and souvenirs.

Moana Mercantile is the resort’s other gift shop that’s located on the lobby’s second floor. It offers sundries, groceries, and other care items you might need during your stay. A separate portion of the store carries children’s apparel, toys, and plush items.

As for BouTiki, you can expect an impressive selection. The gift shop also carries higher-end brands like Tommy Bahamas and Lilly Pulitzer. It’s kind of like a boutique. Hence, the name BouTiki. You can see where the ‘tiki’ took over the name in the picture of the sign below.

Boutiki is a considerably sizeable shop with a good deal of inventory.

A giant Tiki statue greets you at the entrance. I don’t know about you, but he always makes me smile.

Toward the front of the store, you’ll find a Hawaiian chocolates and coffee display. A variety of treats are available. They are made by the Honolulu Cookie Company.

Joffrey’s has a Kona Blend coffee available for purchase. If you are a coffee lover, you’ll be happy to know that the Polynesian has excellent coffee options.

BouTiki always has an excellent selection of women’s fashion. They also have brands like Vineyard Vines and Roxy.

Since Disney’s Polynesian is a tropical resort, you’ll find relevant merchandise. For example, most of the items on this display is themed to Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. Of course, styles come and go. So everything pictured won’t be available during your visit. But these images will provide an example of what to expect.

Perhaps the most popular thing at BouTiki is the selection of resort-branded merchandise.

You can expect Polynesian dresses, t-shirts, and little tiki statues, among other things.

Here is a sweatshirt that says Aloha on the back. The front of the sweatshirt features the resort’s logo.

That tiki lamp in the photo below is pretty popular. The Polynesian robe would make an excellent gift for anyone who enjoys the comfort of a robe.

Here are a few more things. Is it just me, or could they do better on the shirt designs? I would love to have a decent Polynesian t-shirt.

Here are a few Trader Sam’s and tiki items.

Fans of Duffy and Friends will want to check out the Aulani-branded merchandise. Most of these items feature ‘Olu Mel.

This selection of merchandise is located near the entrance to Boutiki, closest to Captain Cook’s.

Boutiki is so large it takes up the entire length of the lobby. We stop in fairly often to browse the merchandise. It’s an excellent place to kill some time if you find yourself amid a torrential downpour. You could shop, grab a bite to eat, or get one of those tropical drinks that come in a pineapple from Tambu Lounge.

They had a fair amount of Moana merchandise on this visit.

They always have a great quantity of men’s apparel, including fun Hawaiian shirts. So, if you decide to enjoy a nice dinner out and forgot to pack a button-up, you can grab one here.

Another display featured Disney Vacation Club (DVC) branded merchandise.

Here are a few swimwear items like swimsuits, cover-ups, hats, and sunscreen. The way the weather is in Florida, you might think it will be too cold to swim in the winter months. But when the weather turns out to be a pleasant 85 degrees, the pools are heated, and the children want nothing more than to hang out at the pool–you might need a new swimsuit.

Related: The Pools at Disney’s Polynesian Resort

All the deluxe resort gift shops usually have a selection of Dooney and Bourke handbags, Vera Bradley, and other higher end Disney-branded lines.

If you need shoes, Boutiki has a few options, including Havaianas flip-flops and slides.

Closer to the register, several displays contain fine jewelry, Pandora charms, and Disney watches. Additionally, limited merchandise like special edition Magic Bands or pins are usually available on a display behind the register. (Tip: If you visit the Disney outlets in Orlando, always check out what’s behind the register. That’s usually where the most sought-after items are displayed.)

Items in the front corner of the gift shop are geared toward the home. You might notice two more tiki statues in this photo. (One is outside!)

Usually, BouTiki has a decent selection of mugs.

One final tiki statue is carrying a load of plants. These guys are seasoned cast members.

The store also offers a selection of collectible trading pins, patches, MagicBand+, Minnie Ears, and key chains. If you need to purchase or exchange a portable charger, you’ll find a Fuel Rod kiosk here.

If someone in your group doesn’t care to shop, the lobby is an excellent place to relax.

That wraps up our look at BouTiki at Disney’s Polynesian Resort. Again, some styles come and go often. These photos were intended to represent what kind of merchandise you can expect. For more information about the resort, you might enjoy the following:

• Disney’s Polynesian Resort Review
• Restaurants at Disney’s Polynesian Resort
• Kona Cafe Review
• ‘Ohana Best Friends Breakfast Review

Or you might enjoy browsing our entire Polynesian Village Resort Guide.

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