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Looking after customers, keeping a store looking its best and making every visit memorable are skills every retailer values.
RHR recruits for retailers across the UK, from seasonal and shop-floor roles to store management. Browse our live roles or register your CV and we'll be in touch.
Disney Store designs and sells merchandise inspired by Disney's stories, characters and franchises, from toys, costumes and clothing to homeware, collectables and seasonal gifts.
The first Disney Store opened at the Glendale Galleria in California in 1987, and the first store outside the US opened in London in 1990. Today Disney Store is part of the Disney Experiences division of The Walt Disney Company. After closing most of its European stores in 2021, it still trades in the UK, including a store on Oxford Street in London.
Disney Store brings Disney’s iconic stories to life through high-quality products and memorable customer experiences. By combining creativity, innovation, and a rich storytelling heritage, the brand creates meaningful connections with customers and inspires lasting memories around the world.
Corporate responsibility is central to Disney Store’s operations, with a focus on supporting children with serious illnesses and giving back to local communities. Through partnerships such as In Kind Direct, the company donates products to charities across the UK, helping children and families while reducing waste.
Community engagement is an important part of Disney Store’s culture, with employees encouraged to give back through the Disney VoluntEARS Programme. Through volunteering across stores, offices, and distribution centres, colleagues support local communities and help create a positive impact beyond retail.
Disney Store enhances its customer offering through collaborations with leading brands such as Adidas, Crocs, Hasbro, LEGO, Pandora, Robosen, Selfridges, and Squishmallows, providing a curated range of products that extends the Disney experience beyond its core merchandise.
Disney Store sells merchandise inspired by Disney's stories and characters, from toys and costumes to clothing, homeware and collectables. In its stores, customers are Guests and the team are Cast Members.
Here's how the store roles work, how the business is set up today, and similar roles we're recruiting for right now.
Disney Store's UK job adverts use three main store levels. Cast Members look after Guests on the shop floor. Senior Cast Members set the example for Guest service and mentor the team. Lead Cast Members are part of the management team, supporting store management and coaching Cast Members.
Seasonal hiring is a big part of the year, with Christmas temporary roles, including night shifts, advertised for its London Oxford Street store.
Guest service is a transferable skill. Creating a memorable in-store experience is exactly what toy, gift and entertainment retailers look for.
Disney Store is part of the Disney Experiences division of The Walt Disney Company. In 2021 Disney closed most of its European stores, but it still trades in the UK, including a store on Oxford Street in London, and through partnerships with department stores.
Disney Store advertises its own vacancies on its careers website, so we don't list them here. If you like the sound of working there, these are similar roles we're recruiting for right now.
It's Disney's name for its store team. Cast Members look after Guests, Senior Cast Members mentor the team, and Lead Cast Members support store management.
Yes. Disney closed most European stores in 2021, but it still trades in the UK, including a store on Oxford Street in London.
Yes. Its UK adverts include Christmas temporary Cast Member roles, including night shifts.
No. Disney Store advertises its own vacancies on its careers website. We recruit for retailers across the UK, and our sales assistant and seasonal roles suit people who love guest service.
