The minute I walked in to this place, I was greeted by employee and you dont find that offen. The…read moreselections in the store was very organized and lots to see and most important cuz we were on vacation, savings on merchandise was Amazing! I bought alot for my family back home. But I need to get a few more items I missed for a few grandbabies. I am on the other side of the US so Im looking for my girls, small sizes for children. Thanks so much! You are #1 in my choose!

Bargain World Gift Shop - Lake Buena Vista, FL has a huge variety of souvenirs, gifts, snacks, and…read moretourist items at ok prices. Great place to grab last-minute Disney-themed items without paying theme park prices. Store was organized and easy to browse, and staff were friendly. Some items felt a bit generic, others overpriced but overall a solid spot with good value and plenty of options. Worth stopping in if you're in the area.

So my favorite part of the holidays is seeing what the Disney decor is like! It's so amazing how,…read moreseason after season, they come up with such cute, fun, and colorful designs. This is my favorite Disney store in the world because there's such a huge selection of gifts and memorabilia. Every time I come here, I fall in love with something new, and this season it's these pink pumpkins! The staff I encounter is always friendly, and I feel like if you haven't been here before, it should definitely be a must-do at Disney Springs. It's also wonderful to get out of the Florida heat, enjoy some AC, cool off, and shop for a while. Highly recommended!

Talk about a mayhem, this store is BUSY! In the midst of all of that, there's so much to see,…read moreobserve, and take in. How the staff manages to keep up, is beyond me. The store is broken down into sections, I think that really helps with taming the aimless foot traffic. I would rather deal with a section being overrun, versus the whole store being that way. I always give myself a "budget" before visiting, but at this point, I just give myself a limit. It works, I guess. ^-^ At the end of the day, I love this store and visit when I'm on that side of Florida.

Pretty nice gift shop. Some things are a little pricy and the owner is a bit pushy but overall…read morepretty nice. They have FAKE Pokemon cards and it's pretty obvious too, so of course I bought one just for kicks and giggles (and it was $3.99). My brother, who is huge into Pokemon, absolutely hated the cards but I loved it and it is hilarious how bad quality they are. If you want to give your Pokemon loving brother a hard time, definitely come here

Terrible place, lady was rude from the start. She was hovering over my kids and we were just at the…read morefront door/counter area. She kept saying over and over if we were ready and all I had was sun screen while my kids were still looking at the toys. She then also charged $19.99+ for one single can of sunscreen. Didn't realize it til we were already back at our hotel.

This was one of the most unique shops in all of Epcot. There's a huge variety of different items!…read moreFrom snacks to beauty products, there really is something for everyone ! The store itself is huge! You can definitely spend a lot of time here. It's also a great spot to get you out of the heat. I was actually looking for something specific and I asked a cast member and they told me exactly where to find the item I was looking for. Great customer service! The store can get crowded at times, but the line moves quickly.

In Japan--Epcot Japan--we stopped into this shop. I expected it to be Disney merchandise but there…read morewas nothing Disney in here, it was all Japan. The front of the store where we entered had some toys and stuff, and as you got further back you'd find authentic Japanese items. I bought a fan here; they have chopsticks; little Japanese tchotchkes. You can even buy a kimono here! This store is really quite large, bigger than most of the stores I visited in the Disney World parks. Toward the back is a ton of candy and Japanese sweets. I bought lots of fun treats to share with friends and family, including the sakura KitKat that's hard to find outside Japan, I think. The staff were very friendly. They wrote my daughter's name on something we bought--perhaps the fan--in Hiragana. There's also a Kidcot stop right outside this shop (near the candy section), so you may want to check to see if that's still the case to give the kiddos something fun to do.

Before I begin let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal…read moreexperiences and my own personal experiences alone, so without further explanation let's begin!. This store looked interesting outside looking in, this store also had a line outside with employees letting people in as people departed. This store needed crowd control because it was a lot of people inside. People trying to push baby strollers around an already crowded store. We were looking for something for our grandkids but we couldn't find anything suitable for all 3 grandkids so we decided not to get anything if we couldn't get them all something. We shall return and definitely recommend you give this establishment consideration while shopping.

Unfortunately, Service I cannot say? Selection I cannot…read moresay? Value cannot say? Twice I tried to visit store but the lines outside are ridiculous long and waiting. This is an outlet plaza with many shops but for this wait am better off going to Disney Springs cause the Disney Store has no waiting lines to enter and shop.

I've never seen so many ornaments before. So many to choose…read morefrom. Staff were friendly, they wrapped the ornaments for us when paying. Love how cute and beautiful the ornaments were.

This is a must visit every time we are here. Now, if you have ever heard of Bronner's, that is…read morewhere we are from, and it is one of the largest Christmas stores in the country, perhaps the world, so we are famous for holiday decorations. But, I love the adorable Disney theme festive gear even on a hot summer day. In the past, I would give this place five stars. But on this visit, I was a bit disappointed. They used to have more variety. They would have on themed clothing, accessories, and more decorations than ornaments. They also used to have more decorations for other holidays, especially Halloween. I bought Haunted Mansion merch the time before this, a and squinted Jack Skellinton shirt before that, plus other things. They also used to have cute items to decorate your car, like the tiny mickey ears. Another complaint from this trip is that some families let their kids who were upper elementary school age, so not babies or toddlers, play ball around the ornaments, and throw items around, I know this sounds petty on my behalf, but really? Does not sound appropriate in a room full of glass. I will be back, but I do hope they return to selling a larger variety of merch.

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).

(July 27, 2026)…read more Omg!!!! It's like a resort filled with every type of restaurant, shops and more... This place is huge...Imagine Universal City Walk & Downtown Disney merging...that's Disney Springs! Parking is free but make sure to take note of which lot you parked in because it's easy to get lost. Thank goodness there are a lot of security guards and people around to guide you in the right direction. I met my cousins here for dinner and it took me about 15 mins from where I parked to find the restaurant where we were meeting:) Worth coming here - I loved this place! So much to take in and see! ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

Disney Springs | Orlando, Florida…read more A Little Disney Magic, a Lot of Walking, and Plenty of Ways to Spend Your Money! Disney Springs is quite the destination! Between the restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and Cirque du Soleil, there's certainly no shortage of things to see, do, eat, and experience. It's an impressive entertainment complex, but be prepared. This is Disney, after all, and they've mastered the art of separating visitors from their money! First, the good news: admission is free! You can wander, window-shop, enjoy the atmosphere, and take in the sights without purchasing a ticket. However, you'll still need to go through security screening, including bag checks and metal detectors. Now, let's talk about parking. Bananas! The parking facilities are extensive, but getting in, finding a space, navigating the crowds, and eventually finding your way back to your car can be an adventure all by itself. My biggest recommendation? Have a game plan before you arrive. Disney Springs is enormous, and there's a tremendous amount of walking involved. Know which restaurants, shops, and attractions you want to visit, and plan your route accordingly. Otherwise, you may find yourself doubling back, retracing your steps, and wondering how you managed to walk several miles without accomplishing half of what you intended. The restaurant selection is particularly impressive, ranging from casual dining to some genuinely outstanding culinary experiences. As a serious foodie, that's what interests me most. There's no shortage of opportunities to enjoy a memorable meal, and I certainly did during this visit! Shopping is plentiful, too, with an appealing mix of stores and specialty retailers. But let's be realistic: Disney Springs is a tourist destination, and the temptation to spend is everywhere. It's easy to get caught up in the excitement, so keep an eye on your budget. And then there are the crowds. Oh, the crowds! I visited in October, which you might think would be a quieter time of year. Not necessarily! Even outside the traditional summer vacation season, Disney Springs can be incredibly busy. For someone who appreciates a little breathing room and a more relaxed experience, that can take some of the enjoyment out of an otherwise lovely evening. One of my favorite sights was the beautifully illuminated Aerophile balloon floating above the palm trees against the night sky. It's a wonderful reminder that Disney really does know how to create a little magic. Would I return? Yes, but selectively. I'd come back for a particular restaurant, a special event, or an evening out with friends. It's not somewhere I'd choose to spend an entire day wandering through crowds, but for a planned visit with a specific destination in mind, it can be a lot of fun. Disney Springs offers something for almost everyone, and I can appreciate the creativity, entertainment, and variety even if the overall tourist experience isn't entirely my cup of tea. My advice: Wear comfortable shoes, plan ahead, allow extra time for parking and security, make dining reservations when possible, and bring a little patience. You'll enjoy yourself much more! Life is too short not to eat well, sleep well, or travel well. Get out there, explore the world, discover something wonderful, and start living!

The employees followed me through the store and there were no shirts 5 for 9.95 there was also an…read morealligator they were selling for $1400 that had a giant hole and some cracks in it would not recommend.

The 5 shirts for $9.95 is a scam to get you in the door. It is a small rack with maybe 30 shirts…read more They are all larger sizes xl+. Lots of the shirts are stained on this rack as well.

Even though this store is much smaller and it's almost hard to compare, as far as the style of…read moreproducts sold I think I like this Disney store better than its larger counterpart World of Disney that's right around the corner! I just think DisneyStyle sells some really cute, more modern stuff, especially when it comes to clothing. Everytime I go there I feel again impressed at the lack of super tacky tourist stuff, replaced by clothes that I'd actually wear in real life and not feel like a high liter sticking right out. Of course, the prices are still sky high just like the other Disney store and all theme park-ish places, so just because they have some "hipper" stuff here doesn't trade it to be more affordable, unfortunately. But nonetheless still an enjoyable drop by!

A huge hit for my wife and daughters. The styles throughout the parks can be to mainstream and my…read morewife likes the quirky stuff you used to see out the outlets or character warehouse. This place is sort of inbetween. The styles and prints were right up her alley while maintaining the mainstream charm.