Disney Springs

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Shopping, dining and entertainment

Disney Springs is the shopping, dining and entertainment district of Walt Disney World, inspired by Florida's waterfront towns. Across some 50 hectares you'll find more than 150 shops, restaurants and entertainment venues, including more than 60 restaurants. Admission and parking are free.

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The four areas

Disney Springs is made up of four areas:

  • Marketplace: the Disney shops, including World of Disney and The LEGO Store.
  • The Landing: waterfront restaurants.
  • Town Center: big fashion brands around the springs in the middle.
  • West Side: entertainment, with Cirque du Soleil, a cinema and a bowling alley.

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Shops

According to Disney, World of Disney has the largest collection of Disney merchandise in the world. You'll also find The LEGO Store, Once Upon a Toy, Disney's Days of Christmas and, in Town Center, brands such as UNIQLO, ZARA, lululemon, Sephora and the Coca-Cola Store.

Food and drink

There are restaurants from seven James Beard chefs, such as Morimoto Asia, Chef Art Smith's Homecomin', Rick Bayless's Frontera Cocina, José Andrés's Jaleo and eet by Maneet Chauhan. On the waterfront you'll find The BOATHOUSE and Paddlefish, and at Raglan Road you can enjoy Irish food with live music. For something sweet, head to Gideon's Bakehouse.

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Entertainment

  • Drawn to Life Presented by Cirque du Soleil & Disney: the only Cirque du Soleil show in Florida.
  • Aerophile: the world's largest tethered helium balloon, with views across the resort.
  • Vintage Amphicar Tours: take to the water in a vintage amphibious car.
  • House of Blues, Splitsville Luxury Lanes (bowling), AMC Disney Springs 24 (cinema) and LEVEL99 with more than 60 challenge rooms.

Free parking

Parking is free in the Orange, Lime and Grapefruit car parks. If you have a reservation, arrive at least an hour early.

By boat

From Old Key West, Saratoga Springs and the two Port Orleans hotels, you can take the Sassagoula River Cruise to Disney Springs.

By coach

A free bus runs from all Disney hotels. The last buses back leave at around 11pm.

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