Disney parks are quietly selling gorgeous high-end dresses for adult fans — here's how to find them

I quickly learned that if you're simply looking for a store called "The Dress Shop," you're doing it wrong. The dress collection itself is referred to as the Dress Shop.

If you're familiar with Disney Springs, it's located in the very east side of the former Downtown Disney area.

The unsuspecting sign and open layout of the Market Co-Op doesn't scream that it's a place to find designer dresses, but it is.

Once you're inside, it's a Disney fan's paradise.

The patterned dresses come in colorful hues.

You may not recognize the subtle inspiration of "Beauty and the Beast" in this Belle-themed dress. Lining the bottom are books along with outlines of familiar characters from Cogsworth and Lumiere to Mrs. Potts.

It's no longer available.

Orange Mickey ears, necklaces, and a "Princess and the Frog" purse are paired with the Orange Bird" dress.

An "Alice and Wonderland" dress hangs next to a backpack in the shape of a white rabbit. A necklace in the shape of the rabbit's pocket watch symbolizing the creature's obsession with tardiness is there, too.

The concept art describes the piece as "chic," "classic," "fun," and "sweet." That sounds like Minnie, all right.

You can find the dress here.

Snow White takes a bite of a poison apple which puts her into a slumber until she's awaken by true love's kiss. The red, pale yellow, and blue colors mimic the hues of Snow's iconic dress.

The dress concept is described as "playful," "abstract," and "whimsical." 

You can buy the dress here for $108.

The design for the bellhop-inspired dress is supposed to look "rich" and "classy."

The dress is not available online.

The Enchanted Tiki Room is a musical animatronic show at several Disney theme parks located in Adventureland. Concept art for the dress describes it as "tropical" and "casual."

You can find it here.

Orange Bird was created as a mascot for the Florida Citrus Commission back in 1970. Yes, his head is actually the citrus fruit. You can usually spot the bird in Adventureland near the Enchanted Tiki Room.

This dress is no longer available, but there is a newer version of the Orange bird dress.

The little bird can be seen in full on the back of the blue and orange dress. The Dress Shop collection previously had an orange and white dress themed around the bird.

You can buy it here.

The belted dress is supposed to feel "elegant," but "dark" with a "touch of macabre."

You can find the dress here.

A portrait of the tightrope girl can be seen on the Haunted Mansion ride.

You can buy it here.

The gigantic ballroom on display during the ride is etched along the skirt of the dress. You can buy it here.

The dress is inspired by the Jolly Holiday sequence in the 1964 classic.

A "Mary Poppins" sequel is coming in December featuring Emily Blunt as the titular character. You can buy the adult dress here and the children's dress here.

"Monsters, Inc." characters Boo, Sully, Mike, George, and Randall are peeking out from doors all over the dress.

You can buy the adult dress here and the girl's dress here.

Rides from that area of the park, including the teacups from the Mad Tea Party and "It's a Small World," are featured along the bottom of the dress.

The dress feels a bit like the one Cinderella originally designs to go to the ball before her stepsisters destroy it. You can buy it here.

Look closely at the dress and "goodbye" is written throughout the dress in English, Italian, French, and Danish. You can buy it here.

And there was plenty of merch — and Mickey ears — to match.

It's still available for purchase here.

If you can't make it down to Walt Disney World, you can shop the collection online here.