While at Disney Springs, we passed by the window and the clothes really caught my eye. I have never…read morebeen here before and enjoyed the experience. The clothes are resort style, have beautiful prints and are made very well. Every employee we encountered was kind and helpful. I got some really beautiful clothes and am looking forward to visiting again during our next trip to the area.

We were very pleased with the products and service of this store. The wife needed a good pair of…read moreshorts since it was hot and this store had exactly what she was looking for. The staff was super friendly and helpfull. .

Zara is a clothing store I frequent often, as they are every tall girl friendly. The basic inseam…read morelength in pants here is super long- made for those with longer legs than average and I am so appreciative of it. All my tall girls know the struggle. However, they're definitely not curvy girl friendly. But you can still find some good stuff even if you are more curvy, it just depends. Overall they have super cute stuff, though. Since this store is in Disney Springs some of the clothes can get kind of expensive. I've been to other Zara stores in the U.S. and abroad and the prices greatly vary. They do have some good sales and that's the best time to take advantage if you want to add to your wardrobe.

I've never see a Zara store with such a poor selection of women's clothing…read more This store could be so successful with all the tourists that shop at Disney Springs, instead it was empty. The prices are pretty high, and the service totally absent. Not a single employee on the floor.

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.

We decided to stop by here on a day off from the amusement parks. It's a fairly nice outdoor…read morepedestrian mall with a bunch of outlets and a variety of light food options. There are also 2 Starbucks within 3 minutes of each other, so if you want a cappuccino, they really have you covered! As far as shopping goes, they have everything from Ralph Lauren to Adidas to Psycho Bunny and everything in between. The place had a decent amount of people there, and by the look and sound of it, most of them were tourists, specifically tourists from overseas. I personally did not think the deals and selection were all that special, but maybe if you're coming from Europe or Asia it's unbelievable, I don't know. I just wasn't seeing the value here. Overall, three stars from me. No great shopping deals as far as I'm concerned, but a pleasant place to walk around nonetheless.

Exactly what you think a free people store would be like in a major tourist destination. While it…read morehas a huge footprint by comparison, it can get busy and crowded quickly. Staff isn't particularly friendly. I can't remember the last time I was greeted when entering (not really an issue for me bit I know really bothers some) they get a lot of the newest items which is good bi they don't often restock those items to make space for new drops. They do have an intimately free people section as well as an active and swim section which is great since we do not have any separate store locations in the Orlando area. I don't love some of the donated they have made over the years. For example they use to have these gorgeous carved wood doors and those are long gone. That's not this locations fault-Anthro brands as a whole have been undergoing a general watering down over the past few years. But for a store that is in such a prime location I expect more. I can understand stopping in while on vacation if you live in an area that doesn't have a FP locally, if you, there's nothing special or "Disney" about this location. It's just a general FP store and definitely skippable if you have a store at home.

They have so many beautiful clothes and accessories. They're expensive but well made. Very boho…read morechic and have very nice employees.

Uniqlo is my fav clothing store in Disney Springs. The vibe is modern and utilitarian…read more The store is beautiful! Two story and they have FANTASTIC work/professional clothing. And I will only wear their athletic socks. They have the rubber inside the heel grippies and they don't slip down. they made me a sock snob!!!! I love everything I buy from here. Even their soft biker shorts and underwear. No complaints. They rarely have good deals any more but are still very affordable. Love the anime and classic Disney animation graphic t-shirts! If you've never been give it a try. -Enjoy!!

We always walked right past UNIQLO when we're in Orlando and never really thought to go inside…read more The store is really clean, organized, and easy to shop in. Everything is laid out so that you don't feel lost or overwhelmed. The clothes are simple, stylish, and actually really good quality for the price. Everything my kids tried on felt comfortable and wearable for everyday outfits. The staff were friendly and the whole experience was just easy and smooth. Self check out was so easy; just place all your items in the bin and it automatically scans everything.

A gorgeous location with tons of fun finds. The challenge with this chain overall is that it is on…read morethe pricey side, but if you love it and it's a fit for you - go for it! This two-story location has items just about everywhere. From clothes, to decor, to accessories, you can find tons here. They do have a small sale section if you wanna walk through there and see what you can find. There were a few staff members located through out the store. One did greet me but I didn't speak to any of the others. Overall: B A sizable location with a great view. They're offerings are usually on the pricier side, but I love walking through here and seeing what they have!

Super cute shop! We came for the sale section which was full of options but we didn't end up…read moregetting anything.this shop is huge! Two levels! We used the stairs to get up to the second level but I'm not sure if there was an elevator for anyone who is unable to use stairs.

This small kiosk packed a lot of cute bags for various purposes which are all water resistant…read more Their collection carry travel bags all the way down to mini pouches. I purchased a min tripper tote bag to use when I am out for the day to carry my water and hydrating necessities. The beautifully patterned bags give off tropical island vibes. The bags are on a pricier end but the materials are worth the price tag. Although the space is small there were two employees providing assistance during check-out for a quick check-out experience. They were so nice to provide us with a discount once an email was provided. I will take a look at their website to see other collections for future purchase.

Their bags are amazing quality that I have been stalking since first spotting in Hawaii. The sand…read moreand water resistance is a selling point to this momma and then add fun designs and you have me! Fun tidbit these were created by a flight attendant (we are crafty creatures). They do have special collections and collabs! Jump on those when you spot as you won't regret adding these to your collection!

I went to this location to get some new clothes to wear recovering from hip surgery. I was nervous…read moreabout going there in a wheelchair but my nerves instantly went away as soon as Maddie greeted us when we entered. She was extremely kind as she helped us navigate the store and the accessible dressing room. She was super caring in getting to know my story and incredibly helpful with finding many options for me to choose from. The manager Guil was also super kind and made sure to make my experience extra special, taking the time to stop and chat with us. Definitely recommend this store!!

This store is located near the Orange parking lot entrance. It is a spacious store. There are good…read morevariety of apparels for both men and women. Some accessories like hats, backpacks and sling bags are available too. They have some Disney special apparels too, only available at this store. The store was mostly organized. The fitting room had multiple spaces so the line wasn't long. Plenty of associates were throughout the store helping customers with products, fitting room and checkouts. The prices of the products same as website, but Lululemon is usually expensive in general. We bought a pull over white jacket from here.

This location is located in Disney Springs at the Walt Disney Resort. If you are looking to create…read moreyour own headband, this is the shop for you! They have lots of options to choose from, though a little on the pricier side in my opinion. The selection is on the leaner side, but worth checking out if in the area. Though if busier like say a Saturday evening when I went, it's hard to maneuver the store with the amount of people shopping. Lastly, there was only one staff member, but was very friendly. Worth a visit if you want to have customized Disney ears/headband.

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.