This location is located in Disney Springs at the Walt Disney Resort. If you are looking to create…read moreyour own headband, this is the shop for you! They have lots of options to choose from, though a little on the pricier side in my opinion. The selection is on the leaner side, but worth checking out if in the area. Though if busier like say a Saturday evening when I went, it's hard to maneuver the store with the amount of people shopping. Lastly, there was only one staff member, but was very friendly. Worth a visit if you want to have customized Disney ears/headband.

Uniqlo is my fav clothing store in Disney Springs. The vibe is modern and utilitarian…read more The store is beautiful! Two story and they have FANTASTIC work/professional clothing. And I will only wear their athletic socks. They have the rubber inside the heel grippies and they don't slip down. they made me a sock snob!!!! I love everything I buy from here. Even their soft biker shorts and underwear. No complaints. They rarely have good deals any more but are still very affordable. Love the anime and classic Disney animation graphic t-shirts! If you've never been give it a try. -Enjoy!!

We always walked right past UNIQLO when we're in Orlando and never really thought to go inside…read more The store is really clean, organized, and easy to shop in. Everything is laid out so that you don't feel lost or overwhelmed. The clothes are simple, stylish, and actually really good quality for the price. Everything my kids tried on felt comfortable and wearable for everyday outfits. The staff were friendly and the whole experience was just easy and smooth. Self check out was so easy; just place all your items in the bin and it automatically scans everything.

Zara is a clothing store I frequent often, as they are every tall girl friendly. The basic inseam…read morelength in pants here is super long- made for those with longer legs than average and I am so appreciative of it. All my tall girls know the struggle. However, they're definitely not curvy girl friendly. But you can still find some good stuff even if you are more curvy, it just depends. Overall they have super cute stuff, though. Since this store is in Disney Springs some of the clothes can get kind of expensive. I've been to other Zara stores in the U.S. and abroad and the prices greatly vary. They do have some good sales and that's the best time to take advantage if you want to add to your wardrobe.

I've never see a Zara store with such a poor selection of women's clothing…read more This store could be so successful with all the tourists that shop at Disney Springs, instead it was empty. The prices are pretty high, and the service totally absent. Not a single employee on the floor.

I walked into Disney Style with no intention of shopping and walked out mentally screaming, "SHUT…read moreUP AND TAKE MY MONEY." This place is dangerous. Not souvenir-shop dangerous. Actual wardrobe-reset dangerous. Service is Disney quality and the value well... where else are you going to get this stuff. Online? I don't think so. Disney Style isn't selling mouse ears and nostalgia dust--it's selling confidence, drip, and the kind of fashion that says "yes, I like Disney, but I also pay attention to mirrors." Clean lines. Modern cuts. Stuff you can wear outside the park without looking like you just escaped a gift shop hostage situation. And yes--let's address the scandal. I stopped here right after a trip to Universal. I said it. And you know what? It was totally worth it. If Universal is out here flexing world-class theming, Disney Style is quietly saying, "Cool. Now put something nice on." This is Disney acknowledging that adults exist, trends exist, and sometimes you want merch that doesn't scream--but knows. You walk in and immediately start doing that dangerous math: "I don't need this... ...but I do deserve it." The displays are sharp. The vibe is confident. Everything feels intentional.

I understand what this shop is trying to do, but I think it may have missed the mark a bit. I mean,…read morestick with me here, it is attempting to be an edgy mall fashion shop that harking back to the 90s vibe. However, this is not in a mall, and if you were going for nostalgia, you might have picked the different decade. I came over here because the temperatures in Florida decided to dip faster than an influencer in a TikTok trend. I had only prepared for one chilly night, not a week of northern weather in Florida. I wanted a sweatshirt or hoodie and had high hopes for this store. Especially since they are marketing to celebrate an anniversary for Disney World. The designs were eye catching, but not at all what I was looking for. I had to distract myself from buying anymore t-shirts, as I had already purchased at least three in the past two days. There are other things in here to look at, but browsing isn't something you really do in here. You will be pushed along. Shame on you for wanting to know if they had a size for your or not.

I went to Brazilian Pastries and the worker working at that time was a sweet heart. She was very…read morekind! I bought two drinks and some mini cheese bread and she gave me an extra drink on the house because she had left over from her blend.

We decided to stop by here on a day off from the amusement parks. It's a fairly nice outdoor…read morepedestrian mall with a bunch of outlets and a variety of light food options. There are also 2 Starbucks within 3 minutes of each other, so if you want a cappuccino, they really have you covered! As far as shopping goes, they have everything from Ralph Lauren to Adidas to Psycho Bunny and everything in between. The place had a decent amount of people there, and by the look and sound of it, most of them were tourists, specifically tourists from overseas. I personally did not think the deals and selection were all that special, but maybe if you're coming from Europe or Asia it's unbelievable, I don't know. I just wasn't seeing the value here. Overall, three stars from me. No great shopping deals as far as I'm concerned, but a pleasant place to walk around nonetheless.

Overall the store has multiple smaller stores inside (co-op style). There is a dress shop, dog…read more store, art store , candle store and more. Make sure to wonder around to all the different sectioned. They each have a theam.

Exactly what you think a free people store would be like in a major tourist destination. While it…read morehas a huge footprint by comparison, it can get busy and crowded quickly. Staff isn't particularly friendly. I can't remember the last time I was greeted when entering (not really an issue for me bit I know really bothers some) they get a lot of the newest items which is good bi they don't often restock those items to make space for new drops. They do have an intimately free people section as well as an active and swim section which is great since we do not have any separate store locations in the Orlando area. I don't love some of the donated they have made over the years. For example they use to have these gorgeous carved wood doors and those are long gone. That's not this locations fault-Anthro brands as a whole have been undergoing a general watering down over the past few years. But for a store that is in such a prime location I expect more. I can understand stopping in while on vacation if you live in an area that doesn't have a FP locally, if you, there's nothing special or "Disney" about this location. It's just a general FP store and definitely skippable if you have a store at home.

They have so many beautiful clothes and accessories. They're expensive but well made. Very boho…read morechic and have very nice employees.