CAMP Washington D.C. has opened its Disney Encanto x Camp location in Tyson’s Corner Mall. CAMP is a family experience store that combines retail, play and interactive features. Its latest location is on full display in the McLean- based mall. This new store will make it Camp’s 9th location in the USA.
Located next to H&M in Tyson’s lower level. The experience is Inspired by the 2021 animated movie Encanto from Disney. This 10,730-square-foot store features 5,000 square feet of attractions.
From first glance Camp looks like a high-end toy store that is full of toys, games, gifts, slides, and “schmutz”. However, it is once you pass through the secrete passage that the true delight begins.
It is there that the world’s first immersive Disney Encanto experience begins. There is a real-life Casita, complete with secret passages, interactive magic, live music, and surprises behind every magic door.
Once inside you enter a replica of the film’s town square. There you can purchase custom-made Encanto merchandise from vendors around the world that aren’t available anywhere else.
As you make your way through the experience, families can climb up and down Antonio’s rainforest where there is a leopard on display. From there you can spin your way through Isabela’s Flower-filled room or slide down into the Courtyard.
While you are on your journey throughout the Encanto experience you will have a Live singalong that includes fan favorite tunes from the Disney movie such as “We Don’t Talk About Bruno,” “Surface Pressure” and more.
What differs from other ‘experiences’ that have come to Tysons is Camp will be a permanent location that sells toys, clothing and accessories. The store also includes what will sure to be a kid favorite “Schmutz Bar” where they can create slime. The location also includes a CAMPitheater and party rooms for birthday rentals.
Disney Encanto x CAMP will stay in Tysons for a limited time before moving on to another location when then a new experience will arrive. Camp rotates its experiences around their stores. For more information and tickets, visit CAMP’s website at camp.com/locations/washington-dc.
