Such a dangerous store for a lover of crafts!! I like to do DIY and crafting of just about any…read moretype, but my main things are paper crafts and vinyl crafts on my Cricut. This place has plenty of supplies for both! I like that they have standard products that will always be around, but also offer seasonal and holiday items as well. You first have to make it past the fun decor displays to get to the crafting stuff. This is where I got caught up and left with a framed bathroom sign (see pic) for our daughter's bathroom. So cute!! They have regular vinyl sales and that really helps out with keeping my crafting costs down. I try to get standard colors when they are on sale so I have stock. They get really good low prices on seasonal / holiday items right before the holiday happens and just after it ends. Get some storage and same 'em for the next year! Overall: A A crafters best friend, but watch out, you may leave with decor too! :)

I don't normally shop from this company, but I was killing time in the area and stopped to look…read morearound. It was actually a lot of interesting stuff throughout the store. It was almost overwhelming how much there was to see. In the end I did find one item that I bought. I had seen this hanging Fallout sign posted by some other people and they had a couple in stock. For $12 I decided to buy it. Being a fan of the games from way back I was happy to add this to my collection. I encountered a few employees while shopping and they were all pleasant.

We took my one-year-old granddaughter to the Crayola Experience while she was visiting for her…read morebirthday weekend, and let me just say, this place is definitely an explosion of COLOR! It was four of us, my husband, my daughter, my granddaughter, and me, and we actually had a really good time. We jumped right in and tried quite a few of the activities. At some point, though, I think the adults were having more fun than the birthday girl! For me, that was probably the biggest takeaway. While a one-year-old can certainly enjoy some of the experience, I think this is much better suited for kids around 4 and up. There is A LOT going on. It's bright, colorful, interactive, and full of activity. After a while, I think it became a little overwhelming for her, and she was pretty much over us and our Crayola adventures. That being said, the experience itself was really nice. The space is beautiful and colorful, and there are so many hands-on things for kids to do. I could definitely see an older child spending hours here creating, exploring, and enjoying all the different activities. Would I recommend it? Yes! But if you're thinking about taking a one-year-old, just know that you may end up enjoying it more than they do. I would personally say around 4 and up is probably the sweet spot for really getting the full experience. We still had a great family day, made some fun memories, and apparently discovered that Crayola isn't just for the kids! We took my one-year-old granddaughter to the Crayola Experience while she was visiting for her birthday weekend, and let me just say, this place is definitely an explosion of COLOR! It was four of us, my husband, my daughter, my granddaughter, and me, and we actually had a really good time. We jumped right in and tried quite a few of the activities. At some point, though, I think the adults were having more fun than the birthday girl! For me, that was probably the biggest takeaway. While a one-year-old can certainly enjoy some of the experience, I think this is much better suited for kids around 4 and up. There is A LOT going on. It's bright, colorful, interactive, and full of activity. After a while, I think it became a little overwhelming for her, and she was pretty much over us and our Crayola adventures. That being said, the experience itself was really nice. The space is beautiful and colorful, and there are so many hands-on things for kids to do. I could definitely see an older child spending hours here creating, exploring, and enjoying all the different activities. Would I recommend it? Yes! But if you're thinking about taking a one-year-old, just know that you may end up enjoying it more than they do. I would personally say around 4 and up is probably the sweet spot for really getting the full experience. We still had a great family day, made some fun memories, and apparently discovered that Crayola isn't just for the kids!

We took our 5- and 3-year-olds to the Crayola Experience Orlando on a weekday and arrived right…read morewhen it opened. There was already a short line, but the staff was friendly, and we got inside without much trouble. Since we'd never been before, I do wish there had been a little more explanation of how everything worked, especially the coins and which activities were included with admission versus which ones cost extra. The kids had a great time. There are a huge number of activities, and most of them are easy enough for young kids to figure out without much instruction. Ours especially loved the tablets with games and the giant Lite-Brite. They also spent some time on the playground, but lost interest once some bigger kids started playing pretty roughly. There's honestly so much going on that it can become a little overwhelming. After a couple of hours, it got fairly loud, and we were all ready for a break. The cafe had a limited food selection, especially if you're looking for something higher in protein, but reentry made it easy to work around. We went to the mall food court for lunch and then came back for a while. The gift shop is excellent and has a lot of creative products you don't normally see. I'd definitely go again, especially now that I understand the layout and how everything works.

I had so much fun in this store and the lady at the counter was so nice! I'm not from here but I'm…read moredefinitely gonna come whenever I visit. I spent $162 I had too much fun here

The best bead store And costumer service Excellent Lucia…read moreshe professional and Very helpful !!! I will definitely recommend this Store to my friends and family BEAD TIME

Nothing against this store, but who you choose to model your clothes makes me disappointed because…read morewhile they're in your clothes they should represent that place with good intentions and Look their best not starting fights and getting so drunk at bars starting random Fights with people while people Know what they do for a living. Just disappointing we saw the blonde model throw water on a pregnant girl for no reason at an establishment in downtown Kissimmee starting fight with people not being able to stand up straight.

Love, love, love this little gem of a store in Downtown Kissimmee. Great trendy western art…read moreproduced by local artists, funky furniture and cool clothes, accessories and jewelry for the girly hipster. My 17 year old niece loves this place. Much more unique offerings than your mall variety Forever 21 or Hot Topic and much better quality too. Definitely a great boutique. The owner, Ivy, is a sweetheart!

While exploring a flea market, I stumbled upon this awesome little shop…read more Dominick Kioko is a stone/wood carver who learned his skills from his father. The skills that have been passed down to him are definitely put to good use. He carves Kisii Stones (a variation of soap-stone) as well as traditional wood carvings and jewelry. There were a lot of figurines and statues, along with tribal masks. It seemed like there was a lot of Maasai-influenced works here. There was a lot of variety here, but that was the only thing I could pick out specifically. Dominick is a very personable guy and a salesman through and through... He jokes around with customers, tells them a bit of his history, and even gives demonstrations of how he does the carvings. I ended up picking up a mask before I left. There was a pretty large figurine that I really liked, too, but I think I'll need to come back for that... ;) My favorite part, though? Despite it being located in a "flea market" area, the store accepts credit cards. For most purchases (smaller necklaces, stones, etc.), it probably doesn't matter much. For the larger and more unique items, though, it's a nice option. I'll definitely be back here again at some point.

I used to shop at this store location and really love it. But this was about 5 to 6 years ago. It…read morehas really gone downhill since then unfortunately. While the establishment has gone downhill, unfortunately, the prices have gone up. I mean, it is supposed to be a warehouse right? At least that's the impression that I get now that it's half bare. That you would get good deals here like warehouse deals. Do not be fooled because that is not the case in most circumstances. They do have very affordable lawn chairs. But one select style. I wish I could say something positive since I did love this store so much. I hope they get back to how they used to be one day.

If you want enormous, oversized items for your home. This is the place. Everything is bigger…read morehere. Also, its a reflection of HomeGoods but much more boring. There are Highland Cows, and Wall Reliefs and Paintings that are So boring its like watching paint dry. If you want a homogenized, very stable, all the same tone type home or business.. this is the place. I really liked their artificial plant varieties... and they were tall and big too. There really is something here for everyone...but overall its just too bland for me.