Celebration Brewing Company was an absolute highlight of our trip! We came down from New York to…read morevisit family and attend the car show, and this place did not disappoint. The food and beer were both amazing, everything we tried hit the mark. The wings were packed with flavor, the wraps were fresh and delicious, and the sandwich was just as impressive. On top of that, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. The vibe was relaxed, fun, and exactly what you want when you're out enjoying good food and drinks. If you're in the area, this spot is definitely worth checking out!

My girlfriends and I decided to give this place a try since we were in the area and craving some…read morebeer and finger food. They have a great variety of beers and the perfect appetizers to pair with them. Our servers were friendly and very helpful when it came to making recommendations. There are TVs and soft music playing in the background, which makes it easy to relax and chat with friends. In addition to finger foods, they also offer a wider selection of dishes. I'll definitely be coming back to try more of their beer options.

Opened late 2019, this is conveniently located in the Wawa parking lot. Krispy Kreme is right next…read moredoor too! 8 total charging slots with one pull up style to charge while hauling. Wawa is always a great place to have a charging station as they always have clean bathroom and awesome snacks. Note: each spot is designated "15 minute general parking". I know this has been an issue at other SC locations.

Pretty close and very easy to get to from Disney! Have to make a U-turn on a busy road but there's…read morea light! Went on a Saturday and there was only one other car there. Love that it's in a Wawa parking lot. Perfect place to grab some snacks or drinks. Highly recommend their made-to-order smoothies!

Love that so many chargers are popping up in so many different locations. I dont travel often by…read morecar but when i do i like to find things easily. This charging location was at the perfect spot where it is very centralized. Simply left my car charging and went for a coffee run and restroom break. Chargers were all working well and of course it being a fast charger i was out of there in no time. Total charge cost was about $10 to continue my trip.

Twelve v3 supercharging stations (250kw) right behind wawa. Highly recommend their made to order…read moresandwiches. Bathrooms conveniently located next to the entrance at the back. Adjacent to tire kingdom, Taco Bell, Aldi. If you cross the street you have a public with many other food options.

Sometimes the pumps work and sometimes they don't. I was there a week before and pouring rain and…read morecould not get any of them to work. I went a few days ago and a couple of them worked so I was able to charge my car. Another EV user was commiserating with me because he's had the same experience with too many of them not working whenever he comes to use them . Seems like they're missing out a lot of business by having out of service pumps or pumps that don't work regularly

There is a ton of stuff to do around this charger, and all within walking distance. Excellent…read morelocation. The only issue is the lack of canisters here. It's hard to find an empty charger. The times I have been, they limit you to 80% due to the high demand. EA needs more stalls installed but with most auto manufacturers adopting the Tesla plug, now called North American Charging Standard, I am sure EA won't invest anymore money in these chargers.

You must love shopping because it's what Disney Springs provides, along with restaurants and a…read moremovie theater. A few Disney-related shops are in the mix, but overall the shopping is for large name brands in apparel and home decor. Being a tourist to Florida, I felt limited to shop much. Where would I pack it for home?! We did enjoy browsing and grabbing a late lunch on the patio. Many parking areas are available. One is for crew members and if you park there, there's a strict requirement about when you can access the pedestrian crossing to get to Disney Springs. Security guards will block you. This is a popular area for locals and visitors. If you have a free day during your vacation and want to get away from your resort, consider a visit here.

A pretty cool shopping village that has shows and events that may appeal to those that like to go…read moreand look at stores. Free parking is located in several high rise parking garages. I am glad the parking is free because charging for it would be akin to charging to park at your own shopping mall at home. Very clean and the staff we encountered were very nice. However, we are not shoppers so some of the appeal was lost on us. But for those who are fans, you'll probably see higher reviews.

I stayed here a couple of nights for work, arriving in early-May. The weather was beautiful when I…read morechecked in, allowing me to see and enjoy their nice landscaping, with pretty decent attention to detail. I chose to self-park while there and the garage is a little bit of a walk from the entry. Upon entering it's beautiful to see the waterfall straight ahead, with beautiful marble and fixtures throughout. Checking in was easy and great. I was fortunate to get there before the large crowds, as when I walked in, there were plenty of staff available to check me in and there were no guests. About an hour later I walked through there and there were about 100 people in line waiting to check-in. The lady who checked me in was perfect! Friendly, professional, recognized my status, and gave me good info about the property, while promptly checking me in. Once I got to my room I was immediately satisfied with the décor and cleanliness. It's common that the Marriott properties I stay in have moldy caulking in the shower area, nasty, stained carpeting, and furniture that's stained, broken, dirty, and unappealing - But not here! This room was very nicely set up and maintained too. The bed was comfy and they also offered Pluto as one of their internet TV/streaming services - This has been very important to me over the past couple of years, I'm so used to it that I hate properties that don't offer it. The property itself was great. Service by all the staff was great. The entire place was well-maintained and you never have to leave or go outside; in fact, we didn't leave for the first day and a half! It's probably the best Gaylord I've stayed in so far, definitely better than National Harbor! It's also a mile from Disney World!!

Absolutely terrible experience at Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center. As a Marriott Titanium…read moreElite member who spends well over $20,000 a year with Marriott properties, this stay has been beyond unacceptable from the moment we arrived today, and the worst part is we're supposed to be here for FOUR MORE DAYS. We were GUARANTEED a 12 PM check-in through Marriott chat support. We arrived expecting our room to be ready, only to be told it wouldn't be available until 4 PM. We literally sat around the resort for FOUR HOURS waiting with our exhausted 2-year-old toddler, who desperately needed a nap. It completely ruined the start of our trip and turned the afternoon into a nightmare. Then after finally getting our room at 4 PM, the room keys didn't even work. Had to drag everything back downstairs and wait again just to get functioning keys. To make matters even worse, we booked one of their deluxe suites, one of the most expensive room categories in the hotel, only to discover it is directly wrapped around the elevator shaft. Every few seconds it sounds like a bomb or freight train going off as the elevators constantly move up and down. It is unbelievably loud. I honestly cannot believe these are considered "premium" rooms. This should be the CHEAPEST room category in the entire property. When we complained, staff casually told us that ALL of the suites are apparently positioned around elevators "because that's how they get the extra room." Completely insane design. Who wants to spend thousands of dollars to listen to elevator machinery nonstop? Their solution? Downgrade us from an expensive suite into a much smaller room "complimentary." So basically pay premium pricing just to end up in a standard room because the suite is unlivable. On top of everything, the entire resort was packed like an absolute madhouse. Long waits everywhere, chaotic atmosphere, zero relaxation. This place feels more like a crowded convention terminal than a luxury resort. Between the failed check-in guarantee, terrible customer service, noisy rooms, key issues, and overall chaos, this has already been one of the worst hotel experiences we've had in years, and we literally just checked in today. I would never stay at another Gaylord property again.

Decent enough EV charging station located in a strip plaza. There are eight chargers and you can…read moregrab a meal as your vehicle charges.

I never knew there was so much fun in filling up with electricity!…read more We came here before breakfast and noticed there were all these empty charging bays?? We pulled in and let the charger do its thing. Merica! I have to point out, this isn't my personal Tesla. I rented this car, drove all over Florida and the car told me it was time to charge. There's no range anxiety, the car found this station and the rest was easy peasy. This particular charging station was clean and well lit. What about the cost to fill up? About 20 bucks. The future is here.

this hotel was great it has diffrent themes it was sooooooooo cool! and most of the time we had…read morethe little mermaid reminder book last minite

We stayed in The Little Mermaid section, which is where most of my photos were snapped, but I made…read moresure to include some shots of the Finding Nemo and Lion King areas too! There's also a Cars section, though I missed getting photos there. The ​Art of Animation is a budget resort, and the Little Mermaid rooms are the most cost-effective. Honestly, the theming is incredible, it feels like a classic motel that's been completely transformed showcasing animated Disney movie moments. While the rooms are standard-sized (complete with that handy bathroom privacy curtain), the decor elevates the whole experience. ​The Highlights: ​Convenience: The bus system and Skyliner made getting around a breeze! ​Food & Shopping: The on-site dining was hit or miss but was ultra convienient and had lots of options (I also reviewed that seperately). I loved browsing the lobby gift shop which had a lot of options. ​Proactive Service: They left a maintenance/cleaning schedule so we knew exactly when to expect housekeeping, which was a great thing to be aware of. ​The One Quirk: The motion-activated bathroom fan. It's cool in theory, but it shuts off too early when you actually need the room aired out! ​Overall, it was exactly what I wanted. I'd definitely stay here again! I wish Disneyland would also get budget resorts like this.