My family and I were visiting Orlando for a weekend trip. Michael Kor's had a great sale. On top of…read morethe sale you can use yoir military discount unlike Coach. Coach refused to honor First Responders. Tamara at Michael Kor was a phenomenal employee. She made sure we were aware of the sale. She also made sure we found what we were looking for. MK please take good care of her as an employee!

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.

I was so much disappointed in this store. The selection of men's wear is below par for this type…read morestore. it does have some good points and that the staff very efficient and friendly

This store is always very clean and very well organized. Staff is always friendly. They have…read moresomething for everyone's budget.

What a weird experience coming here. When it came time to pay, things just got weird. The people…read morethat were working weren't listening to us on how we wanted things charged separately. Then we noticed a 1¢ charge, we asked what that was & he said it's for the shirt... the free shirt advertised outside, at the door & when you check out. It's not about the penny, it's about the principle. If you think it's ok to lie to your customers about something so "small", then what else are they lying about? Idk, I walked out feeling very upset and unsettled by this place.

They have everything Disney had...but a year ago. So much cheaper! so much variety. and they have…read moreUniversal studios this as well. Try this place if you are a pin collector. I know it's cheating a bit but I got 6 pins for $10 bucks! It is outside of Disney. There is a taco place next door and Starbucks on the other side. CVS near by too you can't miss it. I only gave them a lower review because i just wanted a better stock of current merch. They seem like they are going to stockpile once I am not there :( happy shopping.

Very nice stores and set up in general. There is a small food court, a generous amount of parking…read moreand a ton of outlet stores. We only went to couple due to time constraints, but what we saw was enough to make us return in the future for a more extensive shopping trip

Love this location plenty of inventory to choose from and most quiet than other outletsread more

I love this area! It has a little bit of everything in it. It has a Burlington, an Ulta, a Hobby…read moreLobby, a Marshall's, a Bealls etc.

Wonderful shopping and entertainment district. So much to do and see here. There's actually decent…read morerestaurants here though they are more expensive but the food for the most part is good. So many ways to entertain yourself and it really does have a Disney vibe here. Great place to get Disney merchandise without going into the parks or just walk around.

Can't believe I'm saying this, but I think Disney Springs, formerly Downtown Disney, has fallen out…read moreof favor with me a little bit. Maybe it's because I'm older now, but I find the whole experience much more exhausting than I remember. It's incredibly hot, and it feels like everything has been engineered around getting you to spend money. Want to sit down somewhere? It seems like you need to be eating, drinking, shopping, or otherwise spending money to have access to a comfortable place to sit. Sometimes I just want to sit for a few minutes, enjoy the scenery, people-watch, and take a break without having to buy something. I don't care what age you are. Sometimes you just need somewhere to sit. The food was decent, but honestly, I can find good food in plenty of other places without having to navigate the whole parking situation, walk through security, and then spend money every time I turn around. The constant retail focus and pressure to spend money just doesn't create a particularly relaxed environment for me anymore. What's funny is that I remember coming here when I was 27 and being completely blown away by it. Back then, I thought Downtown Disney was incredible. I even spent a few nights going to the clubs, and those nights were absolutely epic and fun. I have some great memories from that time. But today, the experience feels different to me. Everything seems so carefully designed to extract another dollar from you that it starts to feel almost mercenary. There's nothing wrong with a business wanting to make money, but when the commercial aspect becomes so noticeable that it affects your ability to simply relax and enjoy being there, it changes the experience. I think I've reached a point where I'd rather spend my time somewhere with a lower-stress atmosphere. I want to go somewhere, walk around, enjoy the scenery, sit down when I feel like it, and have a good time without constantly feeling like every basic comfort comes with a price tag. Maybe it's me getting older. Maybe it's Disney Springs changing. Maybe it's both. But these days, I'd rather spend my money somewhere that makes me feel like a guest instead of a walking wallet.

FALSE ADVERTISING and POOR SERVICE continue to be an issue at the JCPenney in Davenport, FL…read more As a personal shopper working with multiple clients at a time, it's extremely frustrating to spend time selecting styles, colors, and sizes, only to find at checkout that the posted pricing is incorrect. This has happened repeatedly, which is why I've reduced how often I shop here. Just yesterday, I saw a sign advertising $9.99 and "buy one, get one." Because of past issues, I took a photo of the sign before going to the register. As expected, the shirts did not ring up as advertised. When I showed the photo, I was told the sign did not mean buy one, get one free, but rather buy one and get something from another department. However, when I asked what item was included from another department, I was told there was nothing. and that the "white sign" did not say buy one get one (see photo included). What's most concerning is that instead of taking responsibility for incorrect signage, the explanation shifted to blaming customers -- suggesting that shoppers sometimes change the signs, which I found hard to believe given the way the sign was positioned and displayed. It would require insider knowledge to flip it the way it was shown to me. That response feels dismissive and avoids accountability for what appears to be ongoing internal issues. Consistently incorrect signage, combined with defensive or dismissive responses when customers raise legitimate concerns, feels disrespectful of shoppers' time and patronage to the store. Sadly, I'm not the only one that encounters these problems as you can see from other reviewers. Clear pricing and professional customer service should be standard expectations.

FAMILY SHOPPING ADVENTURE!!!…read more We always find everything we need at JCP!!! They have a version of everything you need. Great prices and sales. We love shopping here!!! AS ALWAYS TRY IT FOR YOURSELF!!!

I had not been to Old Town in probably 10+ years, but my girl and I were in Orlando for the weekend…read moreso we made it a date night and really enjoyed ourselves! Whether you are looking for something to eat, something to drink, something to wear, or something to do, this place has it all. We went a little later and it was surprisingly empty which meant no lines for anything we wanted to do and we did a lot. You have to do the haunted house...

I loved the scenery. Definitely a great place to take pictures, window shop, and walk around when…read morethere's nothing to do. The people were nice for the most part. Had a wide selection of merch but it's in a tourist area so it's pricey.