Dufry Fantasy

Kids’ toys and souvenirs sit front and center at Dufry Fantasy

Dufry Fantasy at Las Américas International Airport (SDQ) sits airside in the main departures duty free walk-through, just past security after passport control. It’s a smaller unit off the main Dufry shop, focused on toys, games, candy, and last‑minute souvenirs that skew younger. Figure on airport pricing: simple plush keychains around US$8–10, mid‑range toys and games closer to US$20–30.

The shop typically trades all day in line with international departures, roughly from the first outbound banks around 05:00 until the last evening flights pushing out around 22:00–23:00. Shelves mix well-known brands with generic Dominican‑themed items, so you’ll see candy multipacks beside beach toys and cartoon backpacks. If you forgot a small gift for kids at home, this is the quickest grab once you clear security.

Stock leans hard into bright, plastic items: dolls, cars, puzzles, sticker sets, plus plenty of packaged sweets and chocolates. Prices are in US dollars and Dominican pesos, and most counters take major cards without issue. If you’re comparing options, the main Dufry duty free a few meters away has alcohol and perfume; Dufry Fantasy is where you actually find toys and kid‑centric souvenirs under US$40.

Lines move fast because most purchases are one or two items, and there’s usually no separate tax refund step for foreigners. Staff often speak at least basic English and Spanish, useful if you’re trying to match toys to a specific age. One practical tip: snap a quick photo of the price tag before you head to the till so you can keep track if you’re buying for more than one child on a tight budget.