Where else on Earth can you walk into a shop and casually build your own droid like you're shopping…read morefor IKEA furniture in a galaxy far, far away? Droid Depot is half toy store, half mad scientist lab, and 100% Disney Imagineering showing off. History check: Droid Depot opened with Galaxy's Edge in 2019 as part of Disney's billion-dollar Star Wars gamble. Instead of just slapping stormtroopers on a roller coaster, they decided to let fans literally become part of the universe. So here you are, crouched over a conveyor belt, grabbing droid parts like a Jawa at a garage sale. The process is ridiculously fun: pick your style (R-series like R2-D2, or BB-series like BB-8), snag your mismatched panels, and then bring your creation to life with a builder's station that makes you feel like a tech wizard. Suddenly, you've got a little robot buddy that chirps, beeps, and follows commands like a caffeinated Roomba. Is it overpriced? Yeah. This is Disney. You're basically paying $120+ for the privilege of building a very fancy toy. But the experience is the real payoff. Kids light up like they've just been knighted by Obi-Wan, and adults (yes, even cynical ones) can't stop grinning when their droid whirs to life. Pro tip: spring for the personality chip so your droid reacts differently in the park. It's like giving your robot a bad attitude or Jedi wisdom, depending on your mood. And the puns write themselves: this is the R2-me of theme park souvenirs. It's the only gift shop where you can say, "I came in for a churro and left with a droid." You'll roll out with your new robot bestie and suddenly feel like the proud parent of a metal toddler. Droid Depot is one of those must-do, bucket-list Disney experiences. It's not just a shop, it's a rite of passage. You're not buying a droid -- you're adopting one. And honestly, who wouldn't want their own beep-booping sidekick?

Build a droid! The build itself is relatively simple but you get to customize what kind of style…read moreyou want - the R2/R5 or BB style, and pick your colors. When it's busy, you'll need a reservation. We went early when the bulk of people were rope dropping so it was quieter and easier to get in without a wait. One thing I would say - do this last actually if you can help it, even with a custom pack, the robot is heavy, and you don't want to be hauling this around the park all day long. They'd do well with some storage around here. The cast member will help you pick out the right set of pieces, and another will guide you through and then activate the droid with you. Definitely something to do for hardcore fans. For the rest, you can buy a pre-built version from the wall and have a much simpler time about it. It's a fun toy for the BB, though, you get the same motion and set of abilities as the rolling BB in the movie, without any grappling hooks or intel. You can pay extra for different voice chips. I do wish the remote was a little more sensitive and better labeled (a different kind of remote but I guess the old "nintendo" style brick was ok. It was $127.79 with tax for the base build.

They're permanently closed. No longer have physical location. Google needs to update with…read moreinformation. Sorry to the business.

I mainly went to look at their Disney employee badges they have, for my daughter. Unfortunately…read morethey didn't have my daughters name. They keep these in a book behind the counter. I looked at some of the other Disney stuff, but didn't see anything I liked. They do have a big selection of Disney pins.

This is a fun store, but like the Star Wars store, this one is too small. It was absolutely packed,…read moreand could have offered more items to purchase. I bet if they found a larger lot, it would still have just as many people. I would love to see more of a variety of gifts with a bigger variety of characters.

Very cool store if you like everything marvel. It is super busy because it's inside Disney Springs…read more Nothing is cheap, you're on Disney property and its brand.

This was probably my favorite Disney Springs stop. The variety and uniqueness of the merchandise…read morewas even more than I expected. I also loved the ramp around the building to get to each floor. The rooftop bar had a huge variety of mixed Coca Cola drinks and a cool view of Disney Springs. I opted for a seasonal key lime sprite mocktail in a souvenir cup. It was delicious! The pretzel with cheese was just ok.

This spot has stellar views! It really can't be beat especially if you are a first time visitor and…read morewant to get an overall view. The location is super convenient as it's near the parking garage and right across from AMC. We are always trying a seasonal creation or having family & friends trying the sodas or floats sampler tray. My only complaint is seating can get tight upstairs especially if weather is rolling in.

Absolutely a great experience having my drone repaired, I'm a little new to flying so a small crash…read morewas okay. I bought it in for a new gimbal support it was replaced and I was on my way in less than 30 minutes. The price was lower than the quote. Communication was great not waiting for a return call this guy is great.

From the owner: Drone Repair , we repair DJI Mavic and Phantom (and other brand) drones quickly by appointment, or…read moreprearranged drop off

As I continued my Eating Through Epcot journey, I knew that I did not want a heavy German meal at…read morethis point in the day or I would be--insert German word for ralphing--all over the World Showcase. A quick stop into Glas und Porzellan and my problem was solved, though a new problem emerged: What delectable treat should I get? How could I decide on just one of these goodies, all sure to be a blitzkrieg for my tastebuds? After a brief flirtationship with the caramel corn based on the recommendations from some friends on social media, I ultimately passed on those as Werther's doesn't really scream "German" to me and went with a Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel... brick? Square? Nugget? I don't know what exactly to call it except amazing. Try it, you won't be disappointed. And if you are, just call me and I'll come finish it.

In the world of Germany is a candy store with baked goods and candies and caramel popcorn made from…read moreWerther's caramel. We stood in line to buy a large bag of the freshly made caramel popcorn, $5.99 and crispy chocolate marshmallow treat, $4.99. The popcorn was so addictive that no one in the family wanted to share the bag with anyone and Jr. Yelper hoarded it the next day. I would skip the marshmallow treat next time.

Great souvenir selections. Small store but well kept. Prices are a little high but after…read moreexperiencing such a great show, it may be worth picking something up to help keep the memory/experience.

Anytime you are in the vicinity of Disney you will find a cute store. This one has many cute…read moreselections and specifically items are geared to the Cirque Di Soleil show now playing. Like all stores items are pricey so I enjoyed browsing. They have two stores, a smaller one upstairs and larger at the entrance.

Such a fun store! I've never been into a Lego store and the possibilities were endless! They had so…read moremuch to choose from. Very well organized. Depending on when you go, there may be a line to get in. This helps with it not feeling and being too crowded inside. The check out line was quick both days we went. They offer Disney Annual Passholders 10% off. Not much but it's something.

I have to start this with a few warnings. Yes, there's…read morealmost always a line to get into the store, but it does typically move quickly. Aside from the door greeter, don't expect people to walk up to you to help like other stores, this place is too busy. I will visit this store anytime I'm in Disney Springs to see what they have. For a store this size I usually expect to see more items and rare items, but on most occasions I see the same thing I would see in a Target or Walmart so unless you're looking for something VERY specific and looked already, don't expect much different. The only thing this place has different is the "make your own mini-fig" area. I did do it once and it wasn't super expensive, and there's not a SUPER big difference to parts you might find in the mini-fig bin. I'll still keep going though!