One of my favorite places in to check out. I love their selection from comics to funko pops, staff…read moreis very fun and friendly, they like to chat with customers during check out, making it a different experience than most places. I'd advise taking your time to check out everything they have there.

Will not be returning to this location. Brian the cashier is obnoxious and forces his opinion on…read moreyou. You'll think a book series is amazing, but he'll shit talk it and ragebait you to buy something he likes instead. I've actually seen him put customers books back on the wall that they were willing to buy at the register. Brian is genuinely one of the most unpleasant people I've dealt with in a customer-facing environment. He constantly forces his opinions on customers, becomes confrontational when people disagree with him, and creates unnecessary drama over things that should never be an issue. Even worse, I've personally heard him make weird and inappropriate sexual comments about female customers when he apparently thought nobody was listening. It's disgusting and completely unacceptable in a workplace. Heard him call a star wars comic reader "STAR BABY". And talks about women that walk in to the store as his "Girlfriend" and he genuinely believes it in his mid. Surprise this place hasn't had a lawsuit against it yet, because his co-workers say that he does this all the time with women. He's a liability. I've also witnessed problems involving customers' books, arguments, and Brian throwing coworkers under the bus instead of taking responsibility. From the interactions I've witnessed, the frustration with his behavior clearly isn't limited to customers. A comic shop should be welcoming and fun, not somewhere you have to brace yourself for one employee's attitude, unsolicited opinions, and inappropriate comments. At some point, when the same person is repeatedly at the center of problems, the common denominator becomes obvious. NOOOO idea how they hired this weirdo back. He makes customers uncomfortable all the time. Also he gives free books away to people all the time when he thinks the camera isn't watching. He only rings up the big spending customers to tell his bosses how much he makes, even though other coworkers did all the work. Pathetic man ruining the nerd culture in Kissimmee. Ask about his lolicon tattoo on his leg. Should be put on a watch list for sure.

This is actually a great spot to get disney items instead on property…read more The parking lot was huge and they offered much more than just disney items. I got a picture frame for $10.99 and a mug for $12. Plus, all the clothes and stuffed animals kids wanted for a heck of a deal! I definitely recommend stopping here before disney so kids have something on hand.

Love love love this place whenever we find ourselves in Orlando. The location is super convenient…read more The parking lot is extremely small so park with caution. The merchandise they provide can't be found in Disney stores sometimes. Some can be found on Amazon but Amazon can be pricier. I love how affordable they are and they provide a lot of things that help families get ready for their Disney trip! Even saw a couple Harry Potter things. Everything is super affordable and the staff are helpful when looking for specific things. Highly recommend this place especially if you don't like spending a lot of money at the parks.

I was looking for some nice for Dungeons & Dragons for a friend for their birthday and I knew this…read morewas a good place to check. I arrive soon after they opened and interacted with the employees immediately. I was told and if I need anything to just let them know, and I just said, dice. They appointed me to the back of the store and told me where they would be. I wandered them back and took a look at their selection. I immediately found a set that would fit the bill for this occasion. I looked through a bunch of the store before having someone get them from the cabinet for me. I felt that I did really good because I only bought one comic book. I love these stores because everyone is friendly that works in them and I can always find way too many things that I want to buy. If you have young children that are struggling to start reading, you should consider starting them on comic books and getting them to actually read the words in them because it has been proven that children who start with comic books tend to learn to read younger, and then read throughout their lives . Obviously, you should only buy things that you feel are safe for your children, and there is always something to fit that bill.

Great store for comic and anime enthusiasts, friendly staff and very clean store…read more Price wise it's ok some stuff can get expensive especially the anime toys. There is tons of anime and comics to look at here and it's very convenient with other stores near by to complete your Christmas shopping.

Variety of merchandise is at the clearance store. I'd recommend this for collectors and those who…read morelove toys

Cute little store, i been here before many years ago. You can find authentic Disney gear, clothes…read moreand all sorts of gifts at a discounted value. I recommend it for when you are ready to head home and want to bring cute disney gifts back to tour love ones. Store is clean and organized. Ac is nice and cool. The madam running the store was very pleasant and kind. Checked on us while we walked around escaping the heat. I dropped the ball and forgot to take a pic outside O_o but here's one inside? That counts right? Lol

The outside of the building caught my eye!…read more It is so flashy. This building stands out in town lol I knew right when I saw it, that I wanted to check it out. The bright colors and paint all over the building spoke to me. Inside, it is pretty similar to other gift shops int he area. My hotel was on the same street as this gift shop. There are a total of 4 gifts shops (to my knowledge) in the same area. I hit all 4 just to check them out and compare. Also, I needed umbrellas, socks, and other miscellaneous things during my trip. I came in here looking for an umbrella and ended up looking at other random things. I think every gift shop I went into had crocodile heads and teeth lol This is odd to me but normal for Florida I guess lol

Very bright and big sign outside…read more A lot of tourist gifts here, but nothing really that stood out as a deal other than some of the t-shirts (did not find the ones for $6 like on the giant sign outside). Yes, the pens I saw at the Publix were a dollar cheaper here, so if you want to get a few points of memorabilia from the trip, this isn't a bad place to do it. Toys, luggage, shot glasses and more... not all of it Disney or Universal related, there was a fair amount of just random Florida and Orlando merchandise, too. They didn't have the bead/charm items we were looking for, so we moved on, but others may find interest here (and cheaper than some of the parks though not necessarily any indication of quality or style).

BUYERS BEWARE - SCAMMER…read more We visited the shop as we stayed around the area on vacation. Based on Yelp review, we chose this store out of many others. The store has decent amount of souvenirs and we enjoyed our shopping. The cashier, an older gentleman was friendly during our check out transaction and was chatting with us, and after completing the transaction, gave us a coupon for future visit and 2 free pens. We walked out of the store thinking nothing of it and headed to our next destination. Upon returning home, we then realized we were over charged by 3 extra shirts that ended up costing us additional $30+ that we did NOT purchase. Looking at the receipt later, the man scanned three different shirts an additional time in between other items we purchased. In addition, the man has the computer screen in front him where he can see the exact items scanned. Thus, it's not an accident where the 3 items were repeatedly scanned. This was an attempt to disguise the extra items from showing up repeatedly on the receipt if you don't pay close attention up front. The friendly chatter, the coupons and free pens are an attempt at distracting the customer as they know not many tourists would and can go back to request a refund. Further, we realized the receipt printed "No Refund", and this was no where posted in the store, nor mentioned during check out. Even if we do go back and confront the employee, there is no refund nor anyway to prove this dishonest practice. This is disappointing for a shop that has good reviews on here. Buyers beware, confirm each of your transactions BEFORE payment if you choose to shop at this location.

If looking for souvenirs and other stuff you will find it here for reasonable price. Large…read moreselection of Disney items such as caps, T-shirts, key holders and lots more.

If I ever owned a collectibles store, I would want it to look exactly like Gods & Monsters. This…read moreplace is impressively clean, fun, and thoughtfully laid out. Everything is where it should be--grouped by theme or franchise--so browsing feels more like exploring a curated pop culture museum than digging through clutter at some grungy and junky comic shop. The selection is fantastic: from comics and statues to posters, small plush, otaku, Pops, action figures, high-end collectibles, and more! Whether you're a gamer, a movie buff, sci-fi fan, or just love cool merch, you'll find something to geek out over for sure. The staff? Genuinely great. Friendly, welcoming, and super knowledgeable without being pushy. You can tell they love what they do, and it will make your experience that much better. You can actually have a real conversation with these guys! I am so tired of visiting stores that hire snotty, vacant, or indifferent employees. You DO NOT have to worry about that here. Oh, and they've got a geek bar inside the back of the store. Seriously. It was a bit too early in the day for me to grab a drink but it looked awesome the way it was decorated, so I'm definitely coming back with my wife some evening (and hopefully soon!). Plus, they're open late--huge win. Also, the location is perfect... right off International Drive and not far from Universal Studios. Whether you're a local or visiting Orlando, this is a must-stop spot. Highly recommended.

We needed a costume for Megacon and ended up at Gods and Monsters, what a fun little spot! Parking…read morewas easy and plentiful, and the store is tucked inside a cute covered plaza. The staff was very friendly and helpful, which made the visit even better. While we wish they sold more masks and costume accessories, we were pleasantly surprised by how many cool items they did have. The store is very clean and well-organized. Highlights included the giant Gremlins and Pokémon vending machine, though sadly it was out of order, it was still fun to see! We also noticed a neat speakeasy out back that we definitely want to check out next time. Overall, this is a great spot for any nerd, collector, or cosplayer. We really enjoyed our visit and plan to come back!

MouseGear: where EPCOT's real ride was seeing how fast you could max out your credit card…read more MouseGear was EPCOT's gift shop on steroids -- a temple of merchandise that once stood as the beating heart of Future World until it closed in 2021 to make way for the shinier, sleeker Creations Shop. And honestly? It was glorious chaos while it lasted. History check: MouseGear opened in 1999, replacing Centorium (which was EPCOT's original mega-store since 1982). Where Centorium had the vibe of "futuristic department store," MouseGear leaned into "what if we crammed every Disney product ever made under one roof and threw some gears on the walls to make it look steampunk?" Walking into MouseGear felt like you'd entered the Costco of Disney merch. Mickey ears, spirit jerseys, pins, kitchenware, toys, Dooney & Bourke bags -- if it had a Disney logo, it was here. The place was huge, loud, and perpetually packed, like a holiday rush that never ended. And yet, it was also... magical. Because who doesn't want to impulse-buy a Figment mug at 9:00 a.m. after riding Spaceship Earth? I muttered something like, "It's consumerism run wild. But damn, they know how to sell it." And he'd be right -- this was Disney retail as an attraction in itself. Best thing? The pin trading and limited-edition drops. MouseGear was where you felt like an insider if you scored a rare pin or exclusive piece of merch. It was shopping, yes, but it also had that EPCOT sense of being part of something a little bigger -- part nostalgia, part future, all Disney. Bottom line: MouseGear may be gone, but it's still the stuff of EPCOT legend. Creations Shop is sleek and modern, but MouseGear was messy, loud, and unapologetically Disney -- and that's why people still talk about it.

This is the One Stop Shop that you should definitely go to if you're looking for any gifts at…read moreEpcot. They have many different items that range from clothing to accessories to toys and everything here is a themed to the Walt Disney World theme park that you are in. They even have items that you can't get another theme parks or Disney Springs. This store sells items that are designed to look like items in the park. They have toys that look like race cars that are styled to the right vehicle that you get in on test track and they even sell freeze-dried ice cream because that's what astronauts eat, and that's the type of item you should be eating while you're waiting in line for mission space. Mission space is an amazing ride as well! The cast members here are insanely nice and over-the-top helpful and will go out of their way to get any item that you may be looking for. If they don't have it here and they will even order it to send to your hotel room if you are staying on Disney property.