Disney Springs

Reviews

• JO

  Jose Otero

  May 6, 2026
  5.0
  This is a beautiful place to enjoy, wether you are alone or on in a group, this place offers a variety of shops and outdoor live music shows to experience. There are great places to eat, however, be ready to spend some money, there are lots of Disney, Marvel, Coca-cola theme shops and many other places were is easy to see something you like. Plenty of bathrooms and plenty of corners, benches to take a rest. Also, lots of free, easy access and covered parking. I really recommend this place if you want to have the Disney vibe without spending in an admission ticket to the main parks.
• LJ

  Lisa Johnson

  May 5, 2026
  5.0
  My daughter wanted to come here during a four day trip to it, your competition, and some visits to Walt Disney World. They have a huge variety of stores, places to eat, and convenient food carts, as well as some small activities. What I appreciated the most is that we parked in the lime parking garage and it has indicator lights and signs telling you how many spaces are available in each row and when you look down the row, you can see a green or a red light where the spaces are actually available. Great parking garage and we were not charged to park there to visit Disney Springs. they also had both elevators and escalators so it's very accessible to anyone who wants to visit.
• TT

  Tee

  May 1, 2026
  5.0
  On a Wednesday morning thus place qas so easy to traverse. Not a lotbof competion for parking in the 10 am hour. We were there for the movies so we parked in the Orange garage. 1st level parkimg one level up for security. It was all a breeze. The movie theatre was clean and cool temp. Staff was super friendly. The slushies were perfectly slushed but the popcorn was over salted. Great sound though in the theatre. Shopping was nice. All the salespeople I encountered were helpful. I still have my eye on that Kate Spade (may she rest in power) bag. Come through online coupons! The grand finale was lunch at Jaleo. Love me some Jose Andres. Food is great plus he don't play about feeding needy folks. We allnarenin need some time or another these days. Trust me order the tomato bread and what they call abocado ensalade (guac). The two together were lick your plate clean. Don't forget to try one of their true to the culture sangrias. I added a splash of simple syrup. Perfecto !
• CC

  Charlie Stewart (Charlie)

  Apr 30, 2026
  4.0
  4/5 Stars ​Just ran the crew through Disney Springs, and I’m handing it a rock-solid 4 out of 5. ​I don’t throw around perfect scores lightly, but you have to respect the execution here. It’s not flawless, but it is exceptional. When your primary mission is just keeping the family engaged and moving, you appreciate an environment that’s this dialed in. The whole property is kept to that notoriously high Disney standard—immaculate, safe, and buzzing with energy. ​There is a massive mix of spots to check out, from the giant Disney stores to regular retail, which kept everyone busy. The food scene is a bit of a mixed bag—some restaurants are absolutely killer, while a few others are just okay and rely heavily on the theme rather than the menu. But zoom out, and it does exactly what it needs to do. ​It’s a great spot to unplug from the heavy park chaos, walk around, and just enjoy the vibe with the family. Highly recommend it for an afternoon or evening run.
• RL

  Rhonda Lambert

  Apr 27, 2026
  5.0
  I’ve been visiting Disney Springs for years, and it’s one of those places that somehow always feels fresh no matter how many times I go. It’s not a theme park, but it still has that signature Disney atmosphere—clean, lively, and just a little bit magical, especially in the evenings when everything lights up along the water. What I love most is how easy it is to make the day your own. Sometimes I’ll go with a plan—maybe dinner at The Boathouse or Morimoto Asia—and other times I’ll just wander. There’s something relaxing about strolling past the shops, grabbing a drink or a snack, and just soaking everything in. And if you’re into unique stores, places like World of Disney and The LEGO Store are dangerously easy to lose track of time in. The food scene alone makes it worth the trip. Whether you want something quick and sweet like a cookie from Gideon’s Bakehouse or a full sit-down experience, there’s a huge range of options that actually feel thoughtfully done—not just typical tourist fare. One thing that keeps me coming back is the vibe at night. Live music pops up in different corners, the waterfront views are gorgeous, and there’s this laid-back energy that makes it perfect for just unwinding. It’s also one of the few Disney spots where you don’t need a park ticket, which makes it an easy go-to whether you’re local or just visiting. If I had one small critique, it’s that it can get pretty crowded, especially on weekends and evenings, and parking can take a bit of patience. But honestly, once you’re there, it’s easy to see why so many people keep coming back. Overall, Disney Springs is one of those places that doesn’t rely on rides to be memorable. It’s the atmosphere, the food, and the little moments in between that make it feel special—and that’s exactly why I find myself returning again and again.

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