Buena Vista Street windows now cluttered with merchandise

[Kevy Baby]

MiceChat is saying the same thing with a little bit of explanation (emphasis mine):

But don’t blame the Disney Parks Blog or Imagineering for promoting Buena Vista Street’s great theming and then ruining it. This is an example of Disney’s various, competing departments doing what they want with no communication between one another. Disneyland’s merchandise team made these drastic changes without notifying Imagineering and they did so with obvious disregard for the authenticity and credibility these displays are designed to give Buena Vista Street. The merchandise team doesn’t care that you’re supposed to be transported back to 1920s Los Angeles; their main goal is to sell product. What better way to do that than by adding a ton of it to the carefully-crafted window displays? Many of these windows were works of art in their own right and featured items guests would were willing to buy, had the merchandise team had the bright idea to sell replicas inside the gift shops.

[Moonliner]

Hummm... I know I walked down Buena Vista Street more than once recently, and rode the Red Car Trolley down it as well.... But I'll be dammed if I remember anything on it.