A Day at Disney Springs: Shopping, Dining, and Entertainment Guide

Disney Springs is the shopping and dining center of Disney World. You can park for free in any of the parking lots, and you can enter Disney Springs for free as well. Shopping, dining, and entertainment will cost you money, but you can also walk around and enjoy the sights for free.

There are 4 sections to Disney Springs, and each one has shopping and dining options

1. The West Side

2. The Landing

3. The Marketplace

4. Town Center

Shopping

There are many shops in Disney Springs, each shop has a unique flair.

67 shops are full of apparel and accessories.

Some interesting apparel and accessory shops.

Marketplace

1. Marketplace Co-Op: Multiple stores under 1 roof. You can get accessories for your dog, tech accessories, or art.

2. Star Wars Trading Post: A place to get Star Wars clothes, accessories, and less expensive light sabers.

3. World of Disney: A giant Disney Store that has all sorts of stuffed animals, clothes, and more.

The Landing

1. Chapel Hats: A fancy hat shop

2. Just Fun Socks: All sorts of fun socks can be found here.

3. Havaianas: Flip-flops and more

Town Center

1. Coca-Cola Store: A place to buy Coca-Cola gear and Coca-Cola products.

2. UNIQLO: Stylish Disney clothes and other clothes.

3. Coach: A Coach store selling Coach products.

West Side

1. Super Hero Headquarters: A store to get Marvel clothes and accessories.

2. Sunglass Hut: Plenty of different kinds of sunglasses.

3. Pele Soccer: A store to buy soccer gear.

Art and Collectibles

17 shops are full of art and collectibles.

Here are a few:

Marketplace

1. Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers: Beautiful crystal art pieces.

2. Marketplace Co-Op: Has different areas within that sell different types of art.

The Landing

1. Happy Hound Kiosk: Art and accessories for your favorite furry friends.

2. Pop Gallery: Art from celebrated and up-and-coming artists.

Town Center

1. Disney Ever After: Merchandise inspired by Disney Characters

2. Lovepop: 3D special occasion cards.

The West Side

1. M&Ms: A place to buy M&M related collectibles

Toys and Plush

15 shops are full of toys and plush.

Some interesting toys and plush shops.

Marketplace

1. Build-A-Dino by Build-A-Bear: You can build a dinosaur at the T-Rex restaurant.

2. The LEGO Store: You can buy all sorts of LEGOs and also build your own mini-fig.

Health and Beauty

9 shops are full of health and beauty.

Some interesting health and beauty shops.

Marketplace

1. Basin: Natural bath, body, haircare, and gift items

The Landing

1. Savannah Bee Company: Honey, all-natural body care products and bee-inspired gifts.

Town Center

1. Sephora: A Sephora cosmetic shop.

Dining

There are many different dining locations throughout Disney Springs. This includes Quick Service, Table Service, Bars & Lounges, and Carts & Kiosks. You will find food around every corner. There is food for picky eaters, as well as fancier and more expensive restaurants.

Quick-Service

Some quick-service restaurants have seating inside or around, but a waiter does not come to you to take your order.

Marketplace

1. B.B. Wolf's Sausage Co.: Different sausage options can be found here.

2. Earl of Sandwich: Find a variety of sandwiches here.

The Landing

1. Morimoto Asia Street Food: Pan-Asian fare

2. Cookes of Dublin: Fresh Irish fare

Town Center

1. Chicken Guy!: Chicken options and signature sauces to dip them in.

2. The Polite Pig: Florida-inspired barbecue restaurant.

The West Side

1. Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew: Warm handmade donuts and cold-brew

2. YeSake Kiosk: Build your own Poke bowl.

Table-Service

There are many full-service table-service restaurants throughout Disney Springs. Here are a few of the options in each area.

Marketplace

1. Rainforest Café: Pretty basic food, but if you like animatronics and an immersive environment where a thunderstorm happens and the animals freak out, this is the place for you. Kids may enjoy this, or be bothered by the loud environment.

2. T-REX: Basically the same restaurant as Rainforest Café, except there are dinosaurs instead of rainforest animals.

The Landing

1. Chef Art Smith's Homecomin': Southern homestyle cuisine.

2. The Edison: Classic American cuisine

Town Center

1. Planet Hollywood: American cuisine where you sit surrounded by movie memorabilia.

2. Frontera Cocina: Contemporary Mexican cuisine

The West Side

1. City Works Eatery and Pout House: A sports bar with American fare.

2. House of Blues Restaurant and Bar: Food with a New Orleans twist.

Experiences

There are many different experiences to be had in Disney Springs other than just food and shopping. This includes music, rides and more even a show.

Marketplace

1. Marketplace Carousel: A small carousel, you do need to pay for a ride on it.

2. Marketplace Train Express: A small train that goes around a circular path a couple of times, you do need to pay for a ride on it.

3. AdventHealth Waterside Stage: Come here to listen to music.

The Landing

1. Vintage Amphicar Tours: Take a ride in an amphibious vehicle around the waterway.

2. Multiple restaurants in this area have live entertainment.

3. Waterview Park: Come here to listen to music

Town Center

1. Disney Springs Art Walk: A Canvas of Expression: Enjoy a walk through Town Center with artwork.

2. Stargazers: You can find live entertainment here.

3. Coca-Cola Bear Photo-Op: You can take a picture with the Coca-Cola polar bear.

The West Side

1. Aerophile: A hot air balloon that you can take a ride on and see all of Disney Springs and beyond

2. AMC Theater: You can watch all sorts of movies at the theater here.

3. Cirque Du Soleil: Drawn to Life: A Cirque show with a Disney twist.

There is so much to do in Disney Springs, I don't have enough space to put it all here.