Each of the three original lands had its own themed shops when Australia’s Wonderland opened in December 1985. The 1985 souvenir book records them as follows; shops changed over the park’s life. The food outlets of the same year are on the Food Outlets page.
Goldrush
- Lasseter’s General Store, the area’s general store, with Molly Bushell’s Candy Corner selling old fashioned sweets and Red Tulip confectionery
Medieval Faire
- Merlin’s Notions: hats
- The Mill Shoppe: toys of different shapes and sizes
- Dragon’s Lair: pewter, crystal and pottery
- Treasure Trove: souvenirs and merchandise, including Bounty’s Revenge merchandise
- Wonderland Memories: the Kodak photography outlet, with camera loans, film sales and film developing
- The Barter’s Market: an old fashioned market selling hats, large stuffed animals, T-shirts and other souvenirs
Hanna-Barbera Land
- Rainbow Gifts: Hanna-Barbera character merchandise and souvenirs, the book singling out a cuddly Dino toy
- The Memory Market: souvenirs, including Beastie merchandise
- Top Cat’s Treasures: hats and other merchandise
- Fred’s Famous Photos: photographs with the Hanna-Barbera characters
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