Kawaii Slime Company has opened a new location at Disney Springs, taking over the spot that used to house the face painting and temporary tattoo kiosk.
The new kiosk includes a DIY station where guests can build their own fake ice cream slime.
Quick Facts
- What: Kawaii Slime Company kiosk
- Where: Marketplace area of Disney Springs, near Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop
- Replaced: Face painting and temporary tattoo kiosk
- Highlight: Build-your-own ice cream slime station
What Happened to Face Painting?
The face painting and temporary tattoo kiosk closed in September. At the time, cast members didn’t know why.
For families, the closure meant losing one of the few kid-focused activities at Disney Springs. Kawaii Slime Company now brings a new hands-on option to the same spot.
The DIY Ice Cream Slime Station
A counter in front of the kiosk lets guests create their own slime kit that looks like ice cream.
Important: The scoops and toppings look realistic, but they are not edible.
| DIY Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Round container | $15.99 |
| Boba container | $16.99 |
| Toppings | 25 cents per gram |
Ready-Made Slimes
Shelves inside the kiosk feature slime in many textures:
- Butter
- Cloud
- Glossy
- Clear
- Fluffy
- Crunchy
- Jelly cube
- Floam
| Slime Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Signature dome slime | $18.99 |
| Ice cream pint slime | $17.99 |
Many slimes are designed to look like desserts, drinks, animals, or fantasy creations, with charms, faux sprinkles, and other mix-ins.
Other Items
- Craft supplies
- Shelly the octopus plush (the brand’s mascot)
- Keychains
- Other sensory toys
About Kawaii Slime Company
- Founded: 2017
- Origin: Started after the founders’ 7-year-old daughter asked to make slime
- Ownership: Woman-owned and minority-owned
- Based in: Las Vegas area
- Name meaning: “Kawaii” is Japanese for “cute”
Why Families Will Like It
Disney Springs has limited hands-on activities for kids. With face painting gone, Kawaii Slime Company fills that gap.
Kids can:
- Choose a container
- Pick their toppings
- Take home something they made
Visiting Tips
- Watch the scale. Toppings are priced by weight.
- Supervise little ones. The fake ice cream looks real.
- Grab a real treat. Ghirardelli is right nearby.
- Seal it tight. Make sure slime is closed before packing it.
- No ticket needed. Disney Springs is free to enter and park.
Final Thoughts
The face painting kiosk may be gone, but Kawaii Slime Company brings a new creative activity to Disney Springs. For kids who love slime, it’s an easy and fun stop.
Will you be visiting the new kiosk?
