Four Areas, No Ticket Needed
Disney Springs is Disney's open-air shopping and dining district in Lake Buena Vista. Entry is free, and you don't need a park ticket. It has nearly 100 shops across four areas: the Marketplace, Town Center, The Landing and the West Side. Visitors come for World of Disney and the LEGO Store, while Town Center's UNIQLO, ZARA, Anthropologie and Lilly Pulitzer draw locals too.
Shop hours on Disney's pages run from 10am to 11pm or 11:30pm, but they vary by store and date, so check before a late visit.
Area by Area
The Marketplace
World of Disney is billed as the world's largest collection of Disney merchandise, spread across 12 themed rooms of apparel, pins, plush, Minnie Ears and brand collaborations. It is open daily from 10am to 11pm. The LEGO Store has a Pick-A-Brick wall, oversized Disney models and the Minifigure Factory, where you design a custom figure. Book a Minifigure Factory session on LEGO's website ahead of time; walk-ups can't count on a slot.
Marketplace Co-Op was the newest shop at Disney Springs in Disney Food Blog's July 2026 update, with Disney-themed goods in a mixed-boutique format. The Art of Disney sells Disney artwork, collectibles and limited-edition pieces. Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers sells crystal and glass and cuts silhouette portraits in the store, and Disney's Days of Christmas makes personalized ornaments. For a food gift, The Spice & Tea Exchange has spice blends, salts, sugars and loose-leaf teas.
Town Center
Town Center has the brand stores. UNIQLO's two-story, 25,000-square-foot store was the Japanese brand's first in the Southeastern U.S. and carries Disney-inspired graphic tees. ZARA has women's, men's and kids' clothing, with some Disney-themed items. Anthropologie sells women's clothing, beauty and the brand's home furnishings and tabletop. Levi's has a Tailor Shop that customizes and personalizes pieces in the store. Vans is new, with classic and unusual sneakers, skate apparel and collaboration releases.
Lilly Pulitzer sells the Palm Beach brand's printed dresses, shifts, accessories and decor. JOHNNY WAS carries the California label's embroidered dresses, silk scarves and kimonos; it was the brand's third Florida store when it opened. Disney Food Blog notes that Sephora offers makeovers for all ages, and Jo Malone London sells the British house's colognes, candles and bath products.
Also in Town Center: Edward Beiner Purveyor of Fine Eyewear for designer frames and sunglasses, Luxury of Time by Diamonds International for luxury watches and fine jewelry, Fit2Run, which fits running shoes with in-store gait analysis, and Orlando Harley-Davidson for the local dealer's apparel and collectibles. Sugarboo & Co. sells art prints, home goods and paper products. The Coca-Cola Store is modeled on a 1920s bottling plant and has a rooftop beverage bar pouring global Coca-Cola brands and frozen drinks, with adult beverages added in the evening.
The Landing and the West Side
The Landing is the place for food gifts that travel. Savannah Bee Company sells artisanal honeys, honey-based body care and honeybee-themed gifts, and is open daily from 10am to 11pm. Wondermade sells artisanal marshmallows in unusual flavors, and Disney bills it as the only marshmallow shop in the Southeast; it stays open until 11:30pm. On the West Side, the M&M'S store prints custom candies.
Two MICHELIN-Listed Restaurants
Two Disney Springs restaurants are MICHELIN Recommended in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide Florida. The Polite Pig is an industrial counter-service and bar spot for black pepper-rubbed brisket and maple-Dijon cedar plank salmon, with drinks from its sister restaurant, The Ravenous Pig in Winter Park. Morimoto Asia is a bi-level room with 20-foot chandeliers over a glassed-in kitchen of hanging ducks, serving a pan-Asian menu from orange chicken to sushi.
Nearby resorts have more. Four Flamingos, A Richard Blais Florida Kitchen, at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, and Capa, the 17th-floor Spanish steakhouse at the Four Seasons Resort Orlando, are also Recommended.
Garages, Buses and Ride-Share
Lime is closest to Town Center and the Marketplace, and Orange to The Landing and the West Side. Grapefruit is across the street and means more walking. Valet was discontinued in late 2023.
Walt Disney World resort buses run to the Town Center bus terminal. Off-property hotel shuttles, taxis and ride-share use the Marketplace and West Side loops.
