Set inside an arctic seaplane hangar, Arctic Passage Goods was set up by scientists and explorers as a general store where they could gather supplies for their explorations. However, for the guests, this serves as the main store for the land. Here, guests can purchase goods and souvenirs related to the entire park as well as Disney souvenirs in general. Guests looking for t-shirts for Disney's Lost Kingdoms or just a classic Mickey Mouse plush can find it at Arctic Passage Goods.

Throughout the store, different themed elements suggest that it is indeed an arctic seaplane hangar, including a large seaplane jettisoning outside of a snowbank. Guests can climb into the cockpit of the plane to take a fun picture. Within the store are aviation suits, plane parts sitting atop shelves, and a half-constructed seaplane hanging from the ceiling.

Located within a weather dome, this is a small shopping location that serves as somewhere to purchase goods themed specifically to the passage. Here, guests can purchase interactive maps featuring locations within the park and the land that guests can explore. Other items here include SD cards, camera batteries, and other goods that may be needed for guests exploring Disney's Lost Worlds.

A shop found attached to the Voyage of the North Sea. It is a small shop that is specifically themed to the attraction, selling plushes of all the animals found on the attraction as well as other merchandise themed to the attraction, such as t-shirts, hats, and collectible pins, among other souvenirs. Located in this shop is an animatronic of a Woolly Mammoth towards the back that is there to take pictures with, as well as an example of the top-notch animatronics found at the park.

Note: The Mammoth can only be accessed by those exiting from the attraction (unless you specifically know of its presence and move against the crowd) thus ensuring the ride's story of searching for the Mammoth is not rendered obsolete.

Another smaller shop, Glacier Gifts is located not far from the Erie Expedition Arctic Museum and is featured in a riverside cabin. Inside, guests can purchase science kits and outfits that make them feel like real arctic scientists. Kids and adults alike can now wear the iconic red jumpsuits found in arctic research bases as well as take their kits back to the hotel and learn a little bit about ice cores, digging up fossils, or how the Aurora Borealis works​.