Old Town

Amazing to see the dedication of these car owners! Even when the heavens opened up, they were still out there, smiling and showing off their beautiful cars to please the crowds. A fantastic display of passion and commitment—truly impressive!

Stopped by to check out old town. The parking could use some improvements, ut the rest was great. Classic cars and 50/60s music, tons of themed gift shops, awesome food. Also checked out the haunted house, it was great.

We're not from the area and saw there was an exotic car show so we decided to go. We went for the show and stayed for the rest. The theme park was pretty nice. We went on a day it was on and off rainy (like Florida lol) so we didn't get to do much. My daughter really wanted to do the Sky Coaster and at $40 a person and cheaper for more was not bad at all. There are plenty of stores to shop in and food to eat. We enjoyed our time here. Would definitely return

A great spot to spend a few hours. Plenty of bars and food stops. Great prices. Special mention to auntie Anne's pretzel stand. 4 cheap beers and a free pretzel. Great amusement park. Loved the car show and the wrestling. Will be back before we leave for home

🎡 Old Town—cool spot that really comes alive at night. Spent the day at Old Town with the girls, and while the daytime vibe was chill, it wasn’t until later that we really saw what this place had to offer. The energy totally shifts when the sun goes down—lights come on, music plays, arcades open up, and the whole place feels like a mini street festival. There were all kinds of people out, giving it that lively, community feel. We definitely had the most fun at Fun Spot—great rides and games, especially for a group. If you’re looking to make the most of your visit, definitely aim to be there after dark. Daytime is decent, but nighttime is where the fun really kicks in.

Wonderful place to visit on a Sunday morning. For shopping or taking rides or for a quick brunch or lunch or just simply walking around exploring variety of shops. Be it antiques or ice cream or gifts or souvenirs or even dollar items there is something for everyone. Delicious pretzel or chilled drinks. With facility of ample parking fantastic place to visit when in Orlando.

A nice area with many shops, restaurants and theme park rides. Definitely has the same vibe as the Eastern shore boardwalks but with better rides and drinks.

Went for the Saturday night classic car cruise. Loads to see and do as a family or group of friends. Plenty of bars, food options and shops for everyone. Cruise starts around 20.30hrs so advise grabbing seating 20mins prior.

Brought the kids here for Halloween so they can trick or treat not far from where we were staying. It's a cute little tourist spot that offers a street filled with shops. Some restaurants and rides for kids. Not sure if rides are there permanently but Ferris wheel is. It's nice that the stores all have their Halloween stash ready for the kids which was a big hit. Every store greeted the kids with treats. It did get pretty busy which I'm sure happens every year. We came a little early which was great as parking was easy. It a cool spot even for walking around and strolling into the different shops. There's a couple of bars as well I believe if you want to pop in for a drink.

Our resort was next door and Old Town ended up being a pleasant bonus to our accommodations. Food options, shops, things to do, muscle cars to view. I would not look to make a day out of it but if you are within a walk or short drive, it is a good way to spend an afternoon.

We have been coming to Old Town for years, it's a great spot to shop, dine and enjoy Fun Spot, which has great carnival like rides. My kids love coming here ...... so much for them to do and is reasonably priced. Yes, Disney Springs and City Walk are both way more "glamorous" but the crowds and pricing can be overwhelming, whereas Old Town is more relax and affordable. You can spend an entire day here just shopping, drinking and enjoying life. As always, we will return on our next trip to Orlando.

Just a cool little place to kick it if you are visiting the area. It's almost like strolling thru an old amusement park or fair. We did a little shop browsing and grabbed a drink. Music plays. Just be careful of the curbs. I kept tripping over them while walking.

This review is only for the store that is "Disney stuff" has all Disney clothes and things. First off the Indian guy or whatever he was , watched us 4 girls like hawks , my friend had a ornament then she put it down cuz she didn't want it any more, she set it somewhere not in the original place . Then she was paying for stuff with the lady cashier, the guy was like, where's the ornament? And my friend is like "oh I'm not getting it I set it down somewhere" not thinking much of it. Then he's like "go find it ! I need to see it! " and she's like uhhh I don't work here? You go find it ? Accusing her of stealing. Trying to call the security over nothing. I was in line trying to buy something but I just had to leave because they did my friend dirty racist and ignorant staff

This place has really changed, I remember staying at nearby hotels and watching the sling shot but never bothered to visit old town. So a few weeks ago I did and there's so much to do. Of course, I feel that it's a tourist trap but plenty o do and eat. There's also a fun spot if you like rides. It's like a carnival. If you don't have anything to do, definitely stop by. They have a car show on Saturdays too. Visit their webpage for more accurate details.

Old Town... It's a nice spot to walk, grab a bite, drink and listen to which ever event is going on. There are spots to hangout and shop. It's made for all ages! Solo, Couple, Groups and family. Fun Spot: It has a couple of rides but the truth of the matter is... $65.00 (rounding it off with out tax) is not worth a wrist band for kids/teens. There are barely enough rides worth for that price! To top it off the "kids section" you have to wait till employees close one ride to run to the other in order to operate it. Basically they are understaffed. Bathrooms, are horrible! Security, I only saw one sheriff. It use to be worth it before but I feel it's declining. It needs a major upgrade! That should be looked into. As of 2024... I give it a 2 out 5.

This place has seen better days. Looks like maybe 30 years ago, this was a cool idea. It gets a lot of hype but sadly doesn't meet up to the hype.

Tonight we enjoyed so many things old town had to offer. I went to black minerals market for some Selenite blocks and a new headband. We walked to the other end and shopped a bit. Ate dinner at Nathan's and Zach had the cheese fries and chicken tenders- which he loved. We finished off the evening with ice cream at the ice cream shop in Old Town called- Sweet Dreams Cafe. Zach had moose tracks two scoops for $7. We'll definitely coming back for more!!

I recently visited Old Town to take in a car show. They have been open since 1986 and through the years have maintained a solid reputation for having a steady flow of car show events. Each month there is an opportunity for almost every type of car enthusiast to come out and enjoy an event. They have muscle and cruise car shows, exotic car shows, themed car shows, classic cars, import cars...and the list goes on. It is also an entertainment complex with stores, attractions and dining opportunities. The go cart racing is a family favorite but it's not uncommon to wait over an hour to ride after purchasing tickets. The complex is super busy over the weekend making parking a nightmare. Although they do have cheap $10 and $8 lots a little further down the main area that you can usually squeeze into.

A great place to walk around and enjoy the little shops that they have. Kids will love the carnival rides. There's a shop that sells different flavor popcorn. I will stay away as it had bugs crawling inside their popcorn.

Old Town reminds me of Bourbon Street but with rides like a Ferris wheel and go cart. It's a long stretch on both sides lined up with souvenir shops, restaurants, bar, a mini grocery like place, ice cream shop and ect... We went in the early evening so it was not crowded but it all comes alive at night..

Guys I had the most fun... I LOVE shopping, my family and I walked around and went through all the cool weird stores, and bought some fun overpriced souvenir crap. Would recommend. I didn't get to try out the rides but I can assume it was expensive.

I've been wanting to visit Old Town for a long time now, and I finally got the chance about a week ago! Even though I'm from Florida, it's exactly what I was looking for for when I want to do something "touristy." They have a lot of shops and restaurants, as well as amusement park rides! It makes you feel as if you're back in the 1950's! It's a really cool place to shop, dine and have fun! The gem store is AMAZING, it was my favorite store out of all of them! The prices were amazing. If you go, you have to check it out!

I love visiting old town because of how many things you can do at the same time. They have a lot of restaurants and bars to choose from. The main thing that I love about visiting old town is their car show, as a car enthusiastic I love watching theirs cars. I went to one of the bars there and we ordered two one yard drinks and they were so so. The name of the bar we went is Southern Breeze and they didn't have enough or barely any alcohol, it was mostly the tropical smoothie mix and the price was high compared to the amount of alcohol they added. So just ask for more alcohol if you get one of their drinks. Additionally, they have a lot of theme parks machines like rollercoasters, slingshot, bumper cars, etc.

Ahh.. old town. Interesting. Stores are super cool for us to curious to see wha they sell. It is really interesting shopping area but same time, its fun to see some place have odd things & places are wild that have haunted house, tattoo, & weird stores. Oh yea, they have few spots that sell alcohol drinks. Thats good because definitely that tourists or locals would buy & drink while enjoying the day at Old Town! Old town.. never change. Always same. Definitely will come back again on whenever we are visit for our vacation.

Located next to and sort of/kind of a part of Fun Town America, Old Town is a shopping center and tourist spot. They have plenty of shops for souvenirs you can buy. There is also a cool little store where you can dress up in period costumes and take old fashioned pictures. Like i said def a touristy kind of place. It was fun to walk around and check it out.

My wife, son, and I came here on a weekend to check it out after having it bookmarked for quite some time. Honestly, I thought it was pretty cool but it didn't blow me away. There's a nice selection of unique shops and attractions, and the prices are very fair, especially for adult beverages if you partake. Overall, we had a good time and I'm sure I'll be back, probably for live music or the car show.

The most random store you can find here!!! What was really cool is the one that makes the old pictures in a scene. Many gift shops and curiosities. And there's many bars and restaurants. It's next to fun spot USA.

Classic car shows every Saturday and muscle car shows every Friday. Great spot to check out all the cars from way back when. Plus lots of t-shirt and souvenir shops along the walkway. They even have some classic restaurants like A&W and Nathan's to go with the ice cream and popcorn shops. It's a great place to spend a relaxing afternoon or evening reminiscing about the good old days.

Fun little spot to walk around go into shops that you would not see on a regular basis, have some drinks and food, and ultimately ride a mechanical bull

Yes it was cloudy, windy, and cold (by Florida standards), nonetheless, we had a great time on a Saturday afternoon visiting Old Town and enjoying the weekly Classic Car Show. If you love old / classic cars, then come here on a Saturday. Everyone is friendly and the variety of autos is extensive. I'm always amazed at the detail and amount of work that has been put into the restoration of these beautiful vehicles. I've posted several photos which I hope you enjoy.

I've been to Orlando time after time and had never come across this spot until my last visit. This place is a hidden gem. It's a cool country town type of shopping mall. It's activities and food. My family came here and spent hours here. We got on the carousel, got a fish pedicure, and had a few drinks. This place is amazing!

It's a great place to walk through with family and friends. It has some rides and some nostalgic shops and even classical magic shop. I like the laid back feel. It's worth a visit every time you're in the area.

There are some rides for the kids, a decent sized roller coaster even. Mall and carnival type food options. It's a quick jaunt. Better with kids with the rides. There ate still lines for the rides, but doable.

Not impressed. My family and I were there over thirty years ago. We had a great time going in and out of the shops. We went to Orlando to visit friends recently . So after lunch on Sunday we went to see what was up at old town. Not much. There were less stores and not that interesting. It was disappointing.

We love going to old town. We go on Wed and Sunday's to listen to the music. We enjoy all of the entertainers. Today May 20th we went to listen to Karen kallen . I would have been tohear her sing. While we were there for over an hour we heard her sing4 songs. A the other Music was sung by her partner who we never heard his name. Don't advertise somebody who doest perform.

My partner and I went to spend the evening. We enjoyed going into the variety of shops. It seemed as if they had shops for everyone! We also ate at the root beer restaurant, which isn't the cleanest but it is very good food. If you have some extra time, I'd suggest going there.

This trip we decided to check out Old Town since we had never been. To be honest, I wasn't impressed. It's essentially an outdoor shopping area with tons of tourist trap shops (Beach theme, general store, popcorn shop, mineral/gem shop, bath and body shop, Faux dollar store). Many places to get a drink though, including Auntie Anne's!

Old Town always promotes their car shows but will allow employees who know nothing about cars make decisions on who stays and goes. They singled out a guy in my car club for "revving his engine" when others were actually revving. The need to understand that a manual transmission sounds different than an automatic. If any other car clubs or enthusiasts decide to attend their shows, be careful or you will get tossed. Even the cop that they pulled into this mess apologized and thought they were being extreme in their decision to throw him out. I know I won't be going back.

Update: Old Town is definitely more fun at night! There's lots of cool shops, rides for kids and adults, as well as places to eat. We stopped in a place called Froggers to play pool and darts for a bit. A man at a table next to us had ordered fish and chips. It looked so tasty that I asked him if I could take a photo. Yes, I am one of those. He said it was very good. The bartender there on the other hand was pathetic. She's the reason we didn't stay for long.

I was a bit disappointed as I thought it was supposed to be like a little town with old shops and stuff like that but really it was just more of a tourist attraction with touristy shops. However I did see some antique cars that were pretty cool! If I was already in Orlando I would go just for the car show but unfortunately I drove an hour and a half thinking it was something completely different.

It was an alright place to come to chill and walk around. I didn't see anything interesting. I spent less than 30 mins sightseeing in this townplace. The shops were not to my taste.

Let's see, how can I describe Old Town? It's like Hollywood Boardwalk without the beach or like SouthBeach without the noise and half naked bodies. Located along West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee, Old Town is a walking district that has something for everyone. Filled with gift shops, stores, ice cream shops, free weekly events, car shows, restaurants & bars, and live music. There is a lot of parking, but apparently you have to wait until a spot becomes available because there's so many people coming in. There's also a Fun Spot theme park at Old Town where the family can enjoy themselves on various rides. Each of the rides cost either $5 or $10, but if you want unlimited rides, you need to purchase a pass that costs either $50 or $60. It reminds me a bit of Santa's Enchanted Forest. It just don't have that many food vendors and that annoying jingle. I did enjoy strolling through Old Town and pay it another visit whenever I'm in town.

went to Old Town a Sunday morning/early afternoon , to a Mitsubishi owners meet car show and everything went smoothly, they had a space reserved for the car show in the back lot, The good : next to fun spot, or more like fun spot is integrated with old town, family friendly and there are plenty of activities to do and places to eat, We bought some of the fair/amusement park food, funnel cake, drinks, and ice cream, it was delicious. We had a good time as a family, and would say other than the event we were attending, it feels like a cool chill place to visit Sunday mornings.

Cotton candy, vanilla and chocolate icecream, the most satisfyingly delicious icecream on waffle cones! 1 scoop of each for this trio here! Had a great time at this spot, live karaoke, rides, and food galore! Have fun everyone!

Real fun for all ages free to go into old town and fun spot fun spot arcade is very cheap and easy tickets

No ma'am. This place was R O U G H. If people of Walmart had a meet and greet theme park, this would be it. Everyone smokes these nasty cigarettes and the place smells like trash. There was so much broken glass on the floor of the bathroom. Parking is a nightmare. Don't. Just turn around and keep on going, I promise you that you're not missing anything.

Everything did look old. Rusty and dated. The stores looked more like a flea-market. The kids seem to enjoy the rides and attractions.

Old Town is a neat little place to stroll the shops and hang out. Have never had any issues there - except this visit we had a HORRIBLE experiece at the Extreme Woodcrafts store at suite 408. DON'T GO IN THERE!! My husband and I were looking at some puzzle boxes - while what we presume to be the owner, followed us all over the place, breathing down our necks. As we were looking at a puzzle box, he stated that there was a latch on the side...I turned it sideways to look and a piece fell off the top. He immediately exclaimed "and for your information, you just broke it and you aren't leaving until you pay for it!" Long story short we ended up calling a Sheriff who stated he was wrong and that when he stood by the door it was false imprisonment. My husband did pay just so we could get out of the place, but I then called the authorities. I tried explaining the legalities of doing something like this, even pulling up some things on the web, but he declared he couldn't see it and he couldn't read it! BEWARE - it almost seemed as if he wanted something to 'accidentally' break so he could screw someone. The Sheriff went to talk with him, but guess what....he suddenly wasn't there - probably ran out the back door when he heard me say I was calling the police!

I have been living in Florida since 1988, and one of the places to go was Old Town. It's fun, great entertainment, and family oriented. I have been back in the last month, and I believe that I will not return until there is a designated area for smokers. I have nothing against smokers because I was a former smoker for many years until COPD and a few heart attacks kicked in as a result!!!! I have had to leave because the smell and smoke become overwhelming and would definitely not take my grandkiddos there. I am not saying that smoking should be prohibited. I'm just saying there should be a designated area away from the general public. Hope that happens so I can on e again enjoy Old Town!!!!

We walked around and had a splendid time at Old Town. There were plenty of eateries and shopping centers. There was also a minor car show and a children's theme park in the versenity. That was also entertaining for the children. This tourist establishment is very good for a nice afternoon out. If you get a chance, it is worth your time.

Ended up here trying to find something different to do aside from the usual attractions. It remains me of a scene from an old movie with stores on both sides of Main Street. It's tons of shops, places to eat and a small amusement park with rides including a Ferris wheel and bummer cars. They also offer a weekly bike and vintage car show. It definitely a chill place to hang out with minimum excitement.

Awesome family fun time. I took my grandson and had a blast. We purchased the Family fun pass for about $50. The best thing we did. He was able to go on rides unlimited and boy did we take advantage of it. He got on multiple rides multiple times. He enjoyed himself so much. In addition we went to the Arcade, which he was looking forward to. Unfortunately the Arcade was not ass good as we have been to in other places. This place has something for everyone. Plenty of adult rides. Old Town also had live music, plenty of restaurants and bars to enjoy your evening and they also have all types of specialty stores and souvenir shops. We definitely had a good time and I will go back to visit again.

There's been shopping, food, activities recently some of the establishment have temporary changed hours. But there are other places & activities to spend time.

I have been loving Old Town since the 1990's- great fun shops, carnival style rides, a haunted house & weekly car shows. Black Mineral Market has been my must stop in forever. A&W always a pop in for a rootbeer float. The magic shop was my boys favorite when they were little and I have countless photos of my kids in the petrified wood park (next to Black Mineral Market). This is a fun place to spend a Friday or Saturday night. But parking can be a bear. During the day though, parking is easy and the shops are less crowded. I don't think I can go to Orlando without stopping into Old Town! Decades of loyal shopping!

While visiting Orlando, we were looking for good Cuban or Latin food so a local recommended this place for a Saturday night. We were told there was lots of people, good food, and a free car show with vintage cars. When we arrived, we made it in time for the car show - good! Crowded - yes! We had trouble finding parking, so we parked illegally in what appeared to be an apartment complex. Good food - we didn't find the food trucks or the Cuban food we were told to go to. We found out the food trucks were actually across the street. Boo! Three stars for interesting. We did end up spending a good amount of time there, hanging out with the locals. And we did enjoy the car show. I was actually surprised by the amount of people that were there on a Saturday night.

We went on our last night in the area. The old time cars were great. Fat Tuesday had awesome drinks.

I came to Old Town recently to revisit a place I had fun memories of as a child. Unfortunately, currently Old Town is just the remnants of what it once was. While it is still fun to come in and out of the many random and kitchy stores and picking up some honey roasted nuts and popcorn, the truth is it's lost it's original charm and concept. Currently it is a random set if stores in an old western setting between a lot of empty store space. The bones are still there, and hopefully someone's can perhaps bring it back to life. But as it stands now, the future doesn't seem too bright.