Registers Curtained Off in Island Mercantile in the Animal Kingdom

Registers Curtained Off in Island Mercantile in the Animal Kingdom

Registers inside Island Mercantile in Disney’s Animal Kingdom have recently been curtained off. The black curtains are where the former beaver-themed cash wrap area was previously.

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Guests can still move around the curtains but it’s a tight squeeze in some spots due to display shelves.

The registers are most likely being removed to make room for more merchandise and to help with the flow of traffic through the store. Signs in the area encourage guests to use Mobile Checkout on the My Disney Experience App.

Similar registers in the camel room of the store were previously removed as well. Merchandise has taken over the spot where registers used to be.

What do you think about the registers being removed?

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