Disney Springs

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  Nehal Ahmed

  Nov 11, 2025
  5.0
  As a Disney fan and a tourist I just love Disney Springs. There’s so much to do, to eat and to shop, just an incredible destination. There are over hundreds brands, including Disney merchandise store, a cocacola store, AMC, Lululemon, Superdry, Coach, and even a Uniqlo. There are activities like mirror maze, escape room, balloon ride, carousel and boat rides. There several restaurants of different cuisine and style all across Disney Springs. My favorite one is Salt and Straw. Their ice cream is so good. For regular restaurants, the ones I dined in had mediocre food. There are multiple stalls and small stores selling small bites, snacks and drinks too. The parking is here. They have two different lot, the orange that in at the AMC/Cocacola side. The other one is Lemon lot, sort of in the middle close to Uniqlo and Disney world. It’s highly secured as all guests go through metal detectors and bag checks. Security personnel also walk around to ensure visitors safety. The whole area is super clean. The ponds have turquoise water. Feels incredible to walk around. The prices of food and other goods are higher as expected since it’s a tourist destination. But that doesn’t stop people from shopping as everyone is excited to get their hands unique Disney merchandise and products. The shops like Uniqlo and Lululemon carry limited edition Disney products that I haven’t seen anywhere else. We spent half a day here and it still wasn’t enough. We will visit again whenever we are back in Orlando in future.
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  Marcelo Alexandre Carmo

  Nov 11, 2025
  4.0
  Disney Springs é um ótimo lugar para passear, com ambiente agradável, lojas temáticas e opções de comida para todos os gostos. O custo médio é alto, especialmente se a ideia for comprar lembrancinhas ou presentes. Vale o passeio pela experiência e atmosfera, só vá sabendo que a conta tende a subir sem muito esforço. Disney Springs is a great place to walk around, with a pleasant atmosphere, themed stores, and plenty of dining options. The average cost is on the higher side, especially if you’re shopping for gifts or souvenirs. Definitely worth visiting for the experience—just go in knowing you’ll likely spend a bit more than planned.
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  Nadia Carolina Solis

  Nov 11, 2025
  5.0
  Passeio legal para fazer quando você não tem parque no dia. Loja da Lego é parada obrigatória, mesmo que você não esteja disposto a comprar. Vale a experiência de ver muita coisa diferente. A loja da Disney é ampla e tem personagens diferentes dos que você encontra nas lojas dos outlets. É linda. Tem restaurantes para todos os gostos e bolsos. Disney Springs é linda a noite, bastante iluminada, e tem bandas animadas.
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  Chip Lechner

  Nov 11, 2025
  5.0
  Disney Springs is an eclectic mish mash of stores, boutiques, confectioners, and restaurants. As well as Cirque du Soleil, an immense AMC theater, and various live acts along the way. There truly is something for everyone. Plenty of free parking and lots of security. Be prepared for a short wait to clear the security check point. The walkways are quite large to accommodate Disney sized crowds, but it can still get quite claustrophobic on busy nights. I have been here at least a dozen time and still find something new every trip.
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  Minion Knight

  Nov 5, 2025
  2.0
  ⭐⭐ Disney Springs – The Magic Just Isn’t There Anymore Disney Springs is still a visually beautiful place — it looks great and has plenty of shops and restaurants to explore. However, beneath the polished exterior, you can tell that this area is in serious need of an update, both in appearance and in spirit. What used to feel magical and full of life now feels commercialized and drained of the charm that once made Disney so special. Every store and restaurant here seems to have one main focus — getting you to spend as much money as possible. Be prepared, because prices are high across the board, and unfortunately, the quality doesn’t always match what you’re paying for. It’s very much a “pay more, get less” experience these days. The attention to detail, customer care, and genuine friendliness that Disney was once known for are noticeably lacking. What’s most disappointing is the atmosphere among the staff. You can sense that many of them are just going through the motions — there’s no spark, no enthusiasm, no warmth like there used to be. Whether it’s management, new policies, or overall burnout, something’s clearly changed. The experience no longer feels magical; instead, it feels transactional — like the priority is your wallet, not your experience. It’s honestly sad to see what Disney Springs has become. This used to be a place that radiated happiness and excitement, where every visit felt special. Now, it feels more like just another overpriced shopping area with a famous name attached to it. Overall, Disney Springs is okay if you’re just looking to walk around or grab a bite to eat, but don’t expect the same magic or customer service that Disney was once known for. Be ready to spend a lot — and get a lot less in return.

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