Crystal Arts at Disney Springs opens a built-in Silhouette Studio and moves its wand counter beside it

By entgrove · October 9, 2026

Construction walls are down inside Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers at Disney Springs, revealing a permanent Silhouette Studio where a single artist's table used to stand. The shop's Crystal Wish Keepers wand-crafting counter has moved next to it, leaving its old station by the Marketplace Co-Op exit empty.

Construction walls are down inside Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers at Disney Springs, and behind them is a permanent Silhouette Studio built into the shop. Crystal Wish Keepers, the store's custom wand-crafting counter, has moved to sit right beside it.

A built-in Silhouette Studio replaces the portrait table

Silhouette portraits now have their own permanent corner, where a single freestanding table used to stand.

• Promised in July. When the walls went up, a Cast Member said a dedicated silhouette portrait area was coming, alongside "an interactive wish builder spot" with "cool lights."
• Wood and navy. The renovated corner pairs dark wood paneling with navy blue display backings.
• Lit script sign. An illuminated script sign hangs above the counter where the silhouette artists work.
• Framed examples. Finished silhouettes hang in oval frames on the wall, with larger silhouette artworks on either side of the central display.
• Side display case. A built-in case to the studio's left holds glass Disney figures, silhouette art and other Arribas Brothers pieces tied to the studio and the wand counter.

The setup it replaces was modest: a round wooden table, one artist's chair, a small backdrop reading "Silhouettes by Arribas Brothers" and a little display of products and prices. The built-in studio gives the portraits much more room and a far more visible spot in the shop.

Crystal Wish Keepers moves next to the studio

The wand counter left its old spot by the exit, and its new station is built around lit jars of crystals.

• Pick your colors. Tall illuminated containers of colorful crystals line the counter, and guests choose the colors that go into their wand.
• Wand design wall. A large wooden display behind the counter shows the available wand designs against sparkling blue backings.
• Old station empty. The former wand station, by the interior exit toward Marketplace Co-Op, stands empty, its blue-lined glass case cleared of supplies.
• Magic Kingdom version. Magic Kingdom offers a similar wand-crafting experience.

Arribas Brothers has made glass and crystal for the Disney parks since 1967. Its Walt Disney World shops include this Disney Springs store and Crystal Arts on Main Street, U.S.A. in Magic Kingdom.

Look for the wand counter by the studio, not the Co-Op exit

Both hands-on experiences now sit on the renovated side of the shop, and two details are still unconfirmed.

• Prices not shared. The reveal did not include prices for silhouette portraits or custom wands.
• Wish builder unconfirmed. Whether the lit crystal counter at Crystal Wish Keepers is the "interactive wish builder spot" described in July has not been confirmed.

Our take. If a custom wand or a silhouette portrait is on your Disney Springs list, head to the renovated side of Crystal Arts beside the Silhouette Studio, because the old wand station near the Marketplace Co-Op exit is empty. Ask at the counter for current prices, since none were part of the reveal.