Shoot, it was pretty fun ngl, until my little Cletus J.R. fell into an opened tomb, it's aight…read morethough, he always thought those guys were cool

When you visit Japan in Epcot, head to the rear of the pavilion to find this small museum. Look at…read morethe exhibits and listen to the music. Nice respite on a hot day!

The Art Corner stands out at Disney Springs because it's unique among the shops and restaurants…read more There are two artists. One for caricature portraits, the other for name portraits. It wouldn't be an art shop without art supplies. What makes this shop unique are the hand painted scarves. You have the option to purchase ready made scarves for $19 or have an associate guide you in making the scarf. That starts at $39 and design templates are on the wall for display.

I got two done, hate both. Super unflattering and inaccurate drawings, I specifically asked for a…read morecute flattering style, but they made my nose look weird and chin huge. It also looks nothing like us unfortunately. What a waste of $90 ($45 per person for face & body with color).

This preschool here is amazing!! We went for preK 4 and had the best experience! I wish they would…read morehave run a Kindergarten class too!

Very nice facility and nice staff. 2 security guards on site. I feel safe in the parking lot.read more

This is the place to be at Downtown Disney's Pleasure Island!…read more I happen to love live music and I love to watch Nicholas Marks preform. Nicholas calls himself a Gypsy Flamenco Guitarist. I was not sure exactly what that meant, but I am starting to understand now, after watching him many times. Nick performs at Downtown Disney 5 days a week, Tuesday thru Saturday nights (currently on the purple stage on Pleasure Island, but will be moving to a yet unannounced location for the development of the new Disney Springs Nick is totally self taught as an artist and is so much more talented than he even realizes. He made it to number 8 on America's Got Talent and is now working with a national network to develop his own series. But he takes time after each 30 minute set to greet fans and sign autographs and take photos. But the real reason to go watch Nicholas is the performance. He puts his heart and soul into each and every song. He plays above his head, behind his back, he plays while twirling the guitar on a tabletop where people are sitting. He will totally amaze you with his talent and his performance, and it's all free at Downtown Disney.

Excellent show worth the money. The doors open 30 minutes before the show…read more They have some snacks, beer, wine and pre made alcoholic drink that changes with the season. Make sure to try to go to the bathroom before the show begins as there is no intermission. Parking is free

Starting with the bad: Seats are a bit uncomfortable. Staff…read morecould be more "available". There could be more of an explanation to what's happening. Some sections might make you sleepy. Not sure how kids sit through it. The good: There are concessions for food/snacks. The performers were great to watch. The show as a whole was good. The short: I did leave not 1000% sure of what the show was about, but it was enjoyable.

By far one of the best exclusive Disney Dining event with characters I've been to. The venue is so…read morewell themed to really make it feel like an exclusive place, you really do not feel like you are in a theme park at all once you arrive. Food AND Drinks are ALL INCLUSIVE, so enjoy as much as you can as everything they have to offer is worth trying. My favorites were the desserts and villain themed cocktails. The event itself is very entertaining, you are sat down with your party and possibly others if you do not have more than 4 in your party and then given a card that gives you the times of when you can meet the villains, most of which were very entertaining and hilarious. If you love Disney villains and looking for a character event that doesn't really have many families or kids then this is the event to try! Book and reserve when you can as this event may only be for a limited time!

Imagine that some of your favorite villains took over Disney for one night. That's basically the…read morepremise behind Club Villain. Join Malificient, Cruella de Vil, the Evil Queen, and the Queen of Hearts with Doctor Facilier for an evening of entertainment, food, and drinks. FOOD: Imagine New Orleans Cajun cuisine. That's what you'll get at Club Villain. There are two entree stations set up on either side of the venue and serve the same items. I tried everything - even if it was a nibble of it. I can't complain about the food. The highlight for me was the polenta (which I topped with shrimp) and the dirty rice with gumbo. I won't pretend to know Cajun cuisine; however, the food was good. Dessert was spectacular. Check out the pictures I took. DRINKS: All you can drink (within reason because I'm sure Disney won't mind cutting you off) - and you can definitely get your money's worth. There's four signature drinks, as well as beer and wine. If you aren't into alcoholic beverages, there's canned Coca Cola products, hot teas, and bottled waters. ENTERTAINMENT: Great show. It was so popular, they extended it from the original show dates. The show starts around the time you get in. There's various breaks where you can go visit the evil characters (or their sets) and take pictures. They divide the venue up and have set times for you to meet the characters, which makes for a more organized event. OVERALL: This is a definite must do at Disney. The cost may be a lot up front, but you definitely get your money's worth.

Awesome exhibit to walk into after you have finished riding Spaceship Earth. There are many…read moreinteractive computer based items to try out including a game that tests your reaction speed, tests your memory, as well as testing your driving skills. RECOMMENDED: Go to the virtual postcard station as soon as you get off the ride. If you wait until the end, your picture will most likely not be there because the system only holds so many pictures at a time. This after-the-ride exhibit is really cool though!

From the owner: Build, create, compete and play in a series of exhibits that bring innovative ideas and…read moretechnologies to life.

I've had the chance to experience the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue twice--once for my birthday and…read moreanother time with a group of colleagues--and both visits were an absolute blast! The energy from the performers is contagious, and they do a fantastic job getting the audience involved, making the show feel interactive and unique. The food was delicious, and you definitely won't leave hungry since it's all-you-care-to-enjoy. Everything was served family-style, and there was plenty to go around, making it a great value on top of the entertainment. My biggest piece of advice? Save room for the strawberry shortcake! It's the perfect sweet ending to an already fantastic meal. If you're looking for a classic Disney experience that's filled with laughs, music, and great food, Hoop-Dee-Doo is absolutely worth adding to your itinerary. While it's probably a one-and-done experience for me personally, I'm so glad I've done it--not just once, but twice. It's one of those iconic Disney experiences that everyone should try at least once!

Not sure what the big Hoop-Dee-Doo is... Unfortunately, the…read moreshow was more of a Hoop-Dee-Doo-Doo for me. Arriving in Fort Wilderness, the check-in process is very drawn out and poorly executed. It's amazing how simple every other restaurant in Disney can be. If you want your Annual Pass discount, you'll have to deal with a second long line. We were originally excited for a second floor seat, but the layout is just annoying. Swivel chairs line the railing, so you turn out toward the wall to eat and spin back around in a tight area to watch the show. The food could've saved the day being all you can eat and comfort foods. But the servers brought it out in the middle of the acts.. when it's pitch black and we are swiveled around... so it was cold by the time you were ready to eat. The all you can eat was accommodated by the server bringing out a full tray of each item and plopping down one or two items on each of their tables. The cast makes a huge deal with a musical number about the dessert... Strawberry Shortcake.. but it was honestly not the best dessert option. The show was definitely cute and old timey - with the whole place joining in a chorus of This Land Is Your Land and corny jokes, but I would highly suggest you leave as soon as you finish dessert. They hand out washboards and serving spoons to every table... which turns into a nightmare of banging and unnecessary showboating to gain attention from the characters. Was it worth marking off the experience? Yes. Would I suggest anyone venture to do it? No.

Wow! What a show! Drew and his crew put on an amazing performance. The show was intimate and you…read morereally could see the magic up close. The illusions were out of this world and it was really unbelievable. He also had a lot of audience participation which was super entertaining and I would absolutely recommend. Trust me you will not be disappointed!

Wow!!! What an amazing show! Loved the intimate audience size and how close the magic was. Lots of…read moreaudience participation which was so fun and engaging. Lots of comedy as well, we laughed a lot during the show. I volunteered to participate and it was so exciting to be part of the trick. Great music throughout, love his families' involvement with the show, variety of different tricks and illusions, and had a great message about spreading kindness. 10/10 show, definitely would recommend to all my friends for a fun date night or family night out!