Downtown Disney District

Reviews

• KK

  Katt

  Jun 3, 2026
  5.0
  Amazing shopping strip for your favorite Disney Merch (some stuff not found in the parks and vise versa). Forgot a souvenir or gift? Get it here! Forgot some make up? THERES A SEPHORA! Or if you wanna lay off the churros and corndogs, fill up at any of the amazing restaurants! So many to choose from! Or maybe you need a drink before or after your park visit 😅! There’s also music near the starwars trade shop. The throwbacks are so fun to dance and sing to!
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  Road Trip Hero:AdventureHermit

  Jun 2, 2026
  5.0
  The area can get a little crazy and chaotic, depending on the time of day. However, there are a lot of great food options that you will not find in the park. Be prepared to spend a little extra because of the area that you are in. There are great options for all types of dietary interests. Whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just a sweet treat.
• GB

  Glen Brown

  Jun 1, 2026
  4.0
  The only thing is how many people visit that makes it hard to get around. You'll find plenty of ignorant people that step right in front of mobility scooters and strollers just because they can't wait a few seconds.
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  Phil C

  Jun 1, 2026
  5.0
  DTD has undergone many changes over the years! It's still a touristy destination, but I've grown to enjoy the latest food and entertainment options as a local. The extensive upgrades over the past couple of years, along with the current growth and expansion plans, are leveling up the Downtown Disney Experience. The latest food options include Din Tai Fung, Earl of Sandwich, Paseo, Centrico, Black Tap, Ballast Point, Salt and Straw, Parkside Market, and more coming soon!. There's undoubtedly a place to satisfy your taste buds. Plenty of bars and lounges to suit your needs: Naples, Centrico, and Jazz Kitchen, all with relaxing bar settings. The Disney Resort hotels are also within walking distance and offer more food and bar options. DTD offers plenty of shopping options, including merchandise from Disney and partners, art, clothing, and more. Disney fans and visiting guests can be sure to find something to add to their collections. The permanent stage on the west side of DTD showcases various performers during the day and evening. With a nice area to relax, let the kids loose, and enjoy the atmosphere. On Saturday evenings, live music is also played at the Jazz Kitchen. Some restaurants and shops will honor discounts for Magic Key pass holders. Prices are generally on the premium side since it's on Disney property, but it's worth visiting DTD if any of the food or shopping options interest you. Parking info from the website: The nearest parking is the Simba Lot off Disneyland Dr. The first hour costs $10. Validations apply after the first hour of paid parking. Enjoy an additional 3 hours of same-day parking with a $20 minimum purchase and validation from any Downtown Disney location--or up to 5 additional hours of same-day parking with validation from any Downtown Disney table-service restaurant. Additional hours cost $14/hour, charged in 30-minute increments. Daily maximum of $66. Please see the website for more details.
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  Jenna Mahaffy

  May 30, 2026
  5.0
  Really love the new security entrance near the downtown Disney parking lot with all the beautiful cacti😍😍😍 The mid century modern aesthetic really adds something to the whole vibe and the new stage area is wonderful!!! I saw so many kids and families enjoyed this area, my only critique is that it needed more shade but other than that it was very nice and I'm loving all the new additions like the Parkside market and new marvel store. Really happy with the way this turned out.