Perfect spot to drive by for grocery pick up if you're staying at a nearby resort/hotel that has a…read morekitchen. We picked up food for breakfast, lunch and snack options. It has helped us save money (and time) before heading out to parks and helped with late night cravings. It's been so nice having the basics in our room.

First time here!…read more This Walmart is great for tourists--not so great for locals. I was here in the evening and it was mad busy. The Disney merch is cheaper than if you were to go to Disney Springs! I also liked how they had more themed items (ie Minions/Harry Potter). They also have Churro Mania but they're on the pricier side than I'm used to. I will be coming back to do my Disney shopping here

When did this place get an upgrade?!…read more I was out this way today and needed a few things. I liked this target years ago, before this area got super crazy busy. Oh yea stay away during rush hour, luckily cars have AC. This Target is now completely different! Looks super clean and big. It's also a dark ecstatic. It's not that normal White and Red. If I lived closer I would always go here. Well until I die in the traffic.

This Target is located on Daryl Carter Pkwy, is a touristy Target…read more A lot of Disney items! This Target has a little Ulta inside where you can buy make up and perfumes. I do think the prices at this Target are a little bit higher than other Targets, maybe due to the tourism. It's a very convenient Target to go to. It's very clean and organized inside.

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.

This target is a lot bigger than the ones back home, and it's because they have a much bigger…read moresupermarket section, they also have a section selling touristy items such as t-shirts, memorabilia etc. When visiting a big store you must go prepared with comfortable sneakers and patience. Seeking certain items can become a challenge when walking through various aisles of a big store. I do love a huge selection of items but sometimes less is more. I was indeed grateful to find a few items I couldn't find at other stores/supermarkets to take with me on my trip back home. Customer service is also great, was able to find a store representative to assist with locating one item that was hard to get. I did do a price check on some of the items purchased and others I did not and found some to be less expensive than in my home area yet others were a bit pricier. Overall great store.

I'm not a regular shopper in target stores but once in a while there is an item that I just can't…read morefind any place else and I am forced to come in for it. An extremely rare occasions they have a better price as well. This particular location is very well located by Margaritaville in Kissimmee and gets a lot of traffic through their store. My primary reason for shopping in this location was I was looking for anything they might have from the show/game Fallout. on this particular shopping trip I did not find anything worthwhile but while I was in the store, I picked up a couple of small items for someone else. Unlike other companies, I am rarely greeted by employees in target stores, but if I do need assistance, I can usually find someone. They have a very extensive collection of items throughout their stores with something for most everyone who chooses to shop here.

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.

Target stores in the east coast make the ones in California look so puny. Seriously this one was…read moreENORMOUS and I could not get over how big this store was. I just wanted some produce here so that was easy to find. There was also self checkout here too which is nice for these quick in and out trips. There's also a huge parking lot here too since public transit is not really a thing here so plenty of parking.

Overall, I liked this target! They had a great selection of women's clothing, junior's clothing and…read morebaby clothing . They also have a very nice selection of candles, which is what I happened to be there looking for. And their candles are actually quite nice! You spend the money and you actually get what you're spending your money on. You bring them home and you can actually smell them all throughout your home. Which is more than I can say for most candles bought at stores that sell offbrand candles. The store was very clean and organized, and the staff was very polite. Though, I think target is getting kind of pricey, the candles were adequately priced.

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.

This store was one of the most unpleasant shopping experiences I've had in a long time…read more It was so overcrowded that it felt chaotic, and at one point I honestly thought an argument might break out between customers. There simply weren't enough cashiers or employees on the floor to help people find what they needed, which only added to the frustration. The store itself was messy and disorganized, making it difficult to shop. If this hadn't been a necessary stop, I would have walked right back out. In fact, after this visit, we never returned during the rest of our stay in Orlando. Instead, we chose to shop at Publix, where the experience was far more pleasant. I know Publix is more expensive but I'd rather spend a little more and not fear for my life! I understand stores can get busy, especially around holidays, but this location felt completely overwhelmed. Unfortunately, I can't recommend it based on my experience.

I know I have been in this Walmart in the past, but I can now say with confidence that it is one of…read morethe worst Walmart's I have ventured into. The parking lot is always crowded, the store is completely overrun with vacationers stocking up on... stuff, and the place is basically a commerce disaster zone. I went in for a couple of simple food items. What I found was half-empty food shelves, as if it were hurricane season and a storm was approaching, except everyone had decided to forego the usual necessities that inexperienced storm preppers stock up on (why would you buy four gallons of milk when your power is going to go out?) and instead grabbed every single box of pretzels the store had in stock. The store seems to have severe troubles keeping shelves stocked... whether that means they do not have a night crew performing stocking duties or they simply cannot keep up, I don't know. What I do know is that from now on, when I am visiting this area, I am going to plan ahead and do my shopping somewhere else.

It was my first time at this store and it's a fairly large store and I did get a few items here. It…read morewas busy but check out went pretty fast. This is in a large shopping plaza.

Surprisingly The store was full of many options from clothing, shoes, households items and more…read more The check out line was a little long but there are always a lot of people at this location. The store was also clean for the amount of traffic in the store. Overall very pleased with the visit at this location. The items were the typical Ross prices I didn't see anything I would consider price gauging.

Food doesn't taste right and is expensive. We didn't get the warm and fuzzies from the service…read moreeither. I recommend you eat somewhere else. We ate...I mean we ordered because we could not finish these items, the croissant sandwich, holiday donut. and panini sandwich.

I've been coming to this resort for 40 years and this store, once called The General Store, used to…read morebe an affordable place to eat a quick bite, choose from an array of clothing (both high end and affordable options), purchase basic household items slightly above store prices and to purchase alcoholic beverages. Well, the prices have gone through the roof as of late 2025. There are no longer options in resort wear that are affordable, the sandwiches are almost $20 without a side and the household items cost a small fortune. Do better, Marriott. Your resort guests are predominantly families from all around the world. Have options like you once did. The store is always empty now.