Town Center - Disney Springs

Disney Springs is great fun with so much to do and see. You can easily spend most of the day here. From shopping to restaurants and entertainment options, its definitely a place you want to come and spend time with your friends or family

Spectacular holiday decorations. Many good options for dining and shopping. Very clean. Cheerful environment. Great playlist. Lots of quality gifts for family and friends. Plenty of tables, benches, and places to relax and soak up the atmosphere.

Used to be "Disney Downtown" but now its called "Disney Springs" , renovated & better than before, shopping & dining area, cinema & snacks, open until 2:00 am! Enjoy your time.

Great place for retail therapy! Upscale outdoor walkways connect wonderful stores, delicious restaurants, fun bars, and live music which collectively facilitates a magical evening of dining, shopping, and maxing out your credit cards buying frivolous yet magical Disney attire, trinkets, gifts, and seasonal art work from locally affiliated artists. Fellas, do your lover a favor and get her a nice bag from Dooney and Bourke and maybe a necklace or earrings as well. Ladies, sport your new Dooney and Bourke bag while taking your man to the Edison for an awesome industrial revolution retro themed restaurant and bars. Enjoy sharing lavish adult cocktails crafted by expert bar tenders with delectable appetizers and/or meals. Finish the night off by holding hands and walking around the well laid out springs and catching rounds of live music.

This place is so cool! Tons of amazing restaurants, places to shop, and entertainment. If you forgot a souvenir while you were visiting Disneyland, go here. They’ve got it without the tickets for entry. For us, this trip wasn’t about Disneyland but we still wanted to get some cool gifts for friends and family. This place had all we needed. The restaurant selection is amazing. Often times there are long lines to get in so bring your patience, it’s worth it. One more thing, there is plenty of parking here. We had no issue at all getting in, finding parking, and having a great time.

Beautiful decorations and a cool place to people watch, usually pretty busy! Lots to shop and eat around the area

Disney Springs is a wonderful place to visit -- and in my opinion almost as fun as the theme park! There's a lot to do and see, but be advised there is a LOT of walking. Many of the restaurants require reservations in advance, so you need to plan your visit ahead of time. Also, many of the popular stores, like Lego or World of Disney, have lines to get in so you'll have to wait your turn to shop. It's very busy and there are a lot of people, so if you're not comfortable in crowds this may be a good choice for you. We have a great time every time we visit and we really enjoy all the different stores and decorations.

Fun place to see the Christmas lights.

Co-Ops are the new malls, and I'm loving it! It's like a collective of all these different and awesome mom and pop-esque businesses that are built under one roof. I happened to come here while I was at Disney Springs. They've got a lot of cool shops, including a cell phone case shop, dapper Disney outfits, your usual trinkets, and more. But what caught my attention and where I spent my money was at the candle area, right in the center of this co-op! They had a candle-making station! For $25 dollars a person, you can decorate and design your own candle! I thought that was a great deal, especially since candles can be expensive anyway - might as well learn the tricks of how to do it! Heck, maybe I'll start crafting my own candles at home. I had a great time decorating and making candles with my fiance. We had the pleasure of meeting friends along the way too!

I absolutely love the co-op. It's a fun idea and has tons of unique merch. A couple of my favorite areas are the dress shop and the Wonderground Art shops. The dress shop is vintage style dresses (think pin up era) and they also sell a variety of accessories, including, purses, jewelry, mickey ears, socks / tights, etc. The Wonderground Art area is unique artistic takes on classic Disney themes / characters. They choose artists that showcase the Disney brand in an approved manner, but with a twist. Definitely a must see area. Other fun areas are the kitchen store, the candle shop, and the Tech Gear area where you can customize a phone case with your choice of Disney art. Overall: A+ A must see area of Disney Springs with tons of unique merch you won't find elsewhere.

This is Disney's concept of offering pop up shops. The large space formerly housed Team Mickey. Now a variety of specialty stores fill the area. The original idea was to have temporary shops sell their wares here. The shops haven't changed much although they do change shape every so often. They offer some of my favorite merchandise in Disney Springs. The first store is D-Tech on Demand where you can purchase customized smart phone cases and magic bands. A base phone case is $29.99, more if you want your name on it and a magic band is $24.99, again more if it's personalized. WonderGround Gallery sells creative art. Prices range from a few dollars for a post card to thousands of dollars for original art works. Some popular pieces include hipster Mickey staring at his smart phone, big eyed princesses, and reworked ride posters that depict characters as children, Disney TAG sells travel merchandise. You can find all manner of items related to luggage and travel such as pricey suitcases, bags, tags, and neck pillows. One of my favorite stores is the Dress Shop on Cherry Tree Lane which sells expensive and adorable retro Disney dresses and accessories. The prints are based on attractions and characters. My top finds were the Haunted Mansion set featuring a ballroom dress, the tight rope girl dress from the stretch painting, and the Dooney and Bourke bag in the wall paper print. I also loved the dress in the Tiki Room print. Everything is very unique and well made and the price tag matches the quality of the pieces. Another of my favorite stores is Disney Centerpiece. They carry all of the items you need so someone can be your guest! Plates, table linens, center piece items, and silverware are some of the items you can purchase. I loved the Haunted Mansion display set up in anticipation of Halloween. They have an apron that looks like the outfit worn by the ride operators as well as ornaments and mugs in the wall paper print. Twenty-Eight and Main carries a more expensive and sophisticated line of Disney souvenirs. You can buy T Shirts, hats, socks, and backpacks. They carry a vintage line that showcases the past of the Disney Parks. The 28 in the stores name references 1928, the year Mickey was created and the Main is for Walt Disney's beloved Main Street in his home town. Some of the defunct rides like Mr. Toad and 20,000 Leagues under the Sea are memorialized on T Shirts here. Sometimes a shirt is offered for a limited time. With some many stores offering unique products this is a stop in Disney Springs worth your time and money. Even if you don't intend to spend it is still fun to look at around at all of the one of a kind merchandise. This is a dream come true for the ultimate Disney fan.

This is a very upscale Disney store for Grownups. It is at Disney Springs near the Lime Garage. They have adult Disney clothing, gorgeous collectible art, all the different Disney dinner ware and kitchen ware, and leather goods. The Dooney and Bourke Disney themed handbags are gorgeous. I think there is even more but I did not have a chance to visit every storefront within the co-op. If you or anyone you know is over 18 and LOVES Disney, run!!!! Do not walk, run to this place!!!!!

A tremendous variety of different shops inside of one building. They have a candlemaking area in the middle that adults and children can use. From computer/phone stuff to clothing and cooking items they have a great variety of Disney items in this location. Great for unique gifts.

I absolutely love coming into the marketplace. They have such an Eclectic mixture of items to choose from. Whether you are looking for travel accessories in Tag, a customized cover for your phone, some artwork for your home or a new dress to wear on the town they have the perfect item just for you. The newest addition to Cherry Tree Lane, which is the shop located at the back where they have the Dooney & Bourke line is retro Style of dresses themed two different characters Park areas and attractions. These dresses aren't complete without adorable accessories such as hats, gloves, pins and even purses. My favorite accessory is the adorable poofy Petticoat that you can wear underneath to give it that fifties Flair. These dresses have been so popular they're having a hard time keeping smaller sizes in stock as well as certain styles that are currently not available. It will be fun to see how many of these dresses show up at Dapper Day this year. I also love checking out the kitchen area next door to Cherry Tree Lane that is home to park themed kitchen accessories like little salt and pepper shakers shaped like Adventureland trash cans or a haunted mansion themed apron that looks like the costumes the Host and Hostess wear when they greet you, perfect for any hardcore Disney fan. Happy Shopping!

This is one of my favorite stores in Disney Springs and you can even find clothes for your pet. I love every section of the store and can't help myself from buying a shirt or earring every time I go in.

I love this spot! It reminds me of a section in NYC Chelsea Market, where they have different vendors all in one location selling their various items. There is one vendor, I can only describe as hipster-disney! Picture this look, they sell Vans Shirts and vintage Disney tee shirts. Its a very cool look that you won't find anywhere else but here in Disney Springs. I was given a Disney Gift Card for my birthday, I RAN to Co-Op Marketplace to get hipstered out. If you know some of the Disney attractions, they have tee shirts with sayings from Pirates of the Caribbean: BRING OUT THE RED HEAD! That always made me laugh, my wife is a red head and I've been saying that for 20+ years. They sell all gear to bring out your inner hipster: Wool hats, summer straw hats (The hats said Disney on the side which turned me off) Now this is just one store! They have a cool cell phone gear store, all Disney themed. There is a cookware store with Disney items. Last year we bought a set of Disney juice glasses with a 70s theme. Logos & Fonts I saw as a kid going to Disney in the 70s. There is an art store that sells prints, my kids bought me one and said, Dad this is you! All you need is a cigar. Hipster Mickey! haha I'm glad Disney is thinking out of the box and opening small stores. When you walk into The World of Disney, I get lost in the store! The Co-Op Marketplace is something that needs to be seen. 5 Yelp Stars from me

This store is fabulous! There are so many stores at Disney to choose from. Stores in which to spend your money. You can spend a lot of money very quickly at Disney . Everything is pretty and shiny and colorful and soft and cute and sparkly ! Today this store located inside of Disney springs made the cut. This is where I chose to spend most all my money today, Hahaaa The Marketplace has so many different sections in the co-op. Beautiful clothing, jewelry, shoes, luggage, gorgeous artwork ! It's really quite hard to narrow it down as to what to choose . I have actually bought some art pieces there before. Nothing last long there. If you see it ,and you like it, you better buy it that day. Because, the next time you make it back there, it probably won't be in the store. This time I purchased a little something from several sections of the store. The good thing is, you can ring it all up at one of the many checkouts located throughout the store. I find that a major plus. If you have a Disney rewards card or a Disney visa you also get a discount of 10% which is fabulous. They have a kitchen, dining room area for products. It was all set up with Beauty and the Beast dining dishes ,silverware and towels. All sorts of things that would give you what you need to make your dining experience complete in your home .You will find all price products. Though like all things Disney, it could be a little expensive if you have a lot of children with you. This is more for adults ,the shop. Wonderful customer service at the store. To help you find things and to ring you up,which is a plus .

This is one of my favorite stores while visiting Disney Springs! They have a section were they sell kitchen wares and a section where they sell art. I was sorely tempted by their Beauty and the the Beast silverware set but they are all handwash only which I know I'll never do. The set with Mickey Mouse ears in the handle tempted me as well but I'll wait until we need a new set before investing in those. I always get something from the art section here. They have a nice variety of options of most of the prints. I usually end up with the cheap post cards of whatever piece of art I want. I might end up buying one of the bigger pieces one day but for now I can buy a bunch of cool prints for a very affordable price.

I LOVE the Marketplace Co-Op. It is such a cool and unique place to shop, and is definitely not like all of the other gift shops. The idea behind it is that it holds a small space for different Disney businesses that are being 'tested' to be launched. I've seen some pretty awesome ideas, like D-Tech (phone cases, tech accessories, etc.), a Disney makeup brand and even vintage clothing made with Disney patterns. Some of the stores will change from time to time, but it's fun to be able to see all of the new ideas. Even if you're not looking to buy anything, there's still a lot of cool art on display and it's something different to do while at Disney Springs. Definitely worth checking out!

I LOVE the Marketplace Co-op. Where else can you find so many different items under one roof? I mean there is literally EVERYTHING! For me, though I purposfully went to Cherry Tree Dress shop to look at what they have. I found the dress I wanted (The umbrella girl from the stretching portraits) And bought it. It's a touch large, but I'm between sizes, so it's go a bit bigger vs a touch too small. Service and selection was perfection.

Stopped here to pick up some custom phone cases. My girls were excited to make one so we stopped in. Here they are controlling total occurrence. Only letting people in as others leave. My girls had fun making their phone cases here. If you are looking to get a new case here at Disney I would recommend coming here. We ended up getting two custom cases made with their names on it and I picked up a Marvel Comic one. Not only that but they have a nice selection of items for your pet. Here we also picked up a Star Wars themed dog collar.

Love this place! So many different gift items you can choose from, and they aren't the generic Disney kind you can get anywhere. My favorite items are from the artist 'Strangelings'. She is absolutely amazing and talented, I will always purchase her art since they are so unique. Definitely a must see!

Where Hipster meets Disney. This is one of my favorite new shops in the Disney Springs shopping area. The Marketplace Co-Op is a shop geared a bit more towards adults with more mature designs on clothing, home goods, artwork - the full gamut of products. Apparently they use the shop to test new retail concepts. The Marketplace currently has 6 mini shops inside, with loose borders between each one. These shops have been changing regularly since it opened in 2014 with only 3 of the starting shops still in place: ~Cherry Tree Lane - Accessories for the sophisticated woman with a passion for scarves, shoes, bags and jewelry. ~D-Tech on Demand - A place to personalize and customize your own electronic accessories. ~Disney Centerpiece - Home product for guests that want a splash of Disney in their room furnishings, textiles and everyday ware. Gone are some shops they opened with: ~Beautifully Disney - A beauty destination for women, featuring make-up, fragrances and beauty accessories. ~The Trophy Room - Vintage-inspired lifestyle sports apparel and collectibles. ~Zoey and Pickles - A girls' destination containing the latest trends and glamour for the up-and-coming fashionista. Currently replaced by: ~WonderGround Gallery - Selling the same type of artwork that is featured at the Disneyland location, all in limited editions. ~Disney TAG - A shop full of retro-modern travel accessories and gear adorned with dashes of Disney flair. This boutique's clever collection of essentials includes luggage, passport wallets, jewelry organizers, Dopp kits and more! ~Twenty Eight & Main - This is a Man's World! Yep, this shop is geared towards fellas with clothing, wall art, and accessories. I'm sure we'll see more cool shops come and go, but this is truly a fun area to explore in Disney Springs! If you're interested in taking a look at some (by no means all) of the goods sold in this trendy shop, you can do some on Disney's site here: https://www.disneystore.com/marketplacecoop/mn/1024702/?CMP=SOC-DPFY14Q3MarketplaceCoOpOfficiallyOpenDowntownDisney000303-06-14.

I absolutely love this place. The marketplace is all Disney, the hipster, trendy and classic side of Disney, if that makes any sense. You walk in to the center of the marketplace. They're about 6 or 7 different rooms, all connected, but they're all differently themed. The men's apparel room has all the shirts, shorts, hats and pants that you would find various parts of the theme park. For example, you would go here to get a land specific shirt. Not so much a WDW shirt, that's what World of Disney next door is for. One area is dedicated only to things that you would find in your kitchen. All the dish ware till your heart's content. You would go broke in this room if you like an organized and trendy Disney kitchen. The biggest area of all is dedicated to trend, more for the ladies. It's filled the purses and jewelry and such. Right now, this room is carrying dresses that you would represent on Disney Dapper Days. Don't know what dapper days are, look it up. You'll love it. All the rest of the rooms are just as amazing, but you have to check this place out. I'm not giving those room decor away.

OMG OMG OMG! i love this place. IT has many items and sections to fit shopping needs. They have a doggie section for our loved pets..... Arts for the art collector, sports wear and more, , kitchen pantry section to fulfill the kitchen utensils as needed, The Boutique that has jewelry, brand name hand bags and season items extra, and my personal favorite: The dress shop for the vintage dresses. It's an all in one shop store in the heart of the market place at Disney Springs. They do sell the dapper day dresses inside Magic kingdom but if you don't have a ticket for the park you can come and purchase them at Disney Springs. This is where I get all my shenanigans for my cosplay / dapper day. Ideal for "Dapper Day" fans. I do recommend this place to find that extra special something for that special gift.

This store is so much fun! It's located near the World of Disney Store in Disney Springs, but it almost feels like a hidden secret. While the World of Disney Store is usually completely packed with people it's often a much nicer shopping experience at the Co-Op with just a fraction of the people shopping here. There are all sorts of interesting sections for Disney Fanatics to find something interesting to buy. At the front is a D-Tech where you can get phone cases and Magicands made to order following your personalization choices. They even have one with baby Yoda on it! The rest of the store is something you can explore while waiting for you D-Tech items to be manufactured. There is all sorts of interesting art, home goods, and clothing to look at. I've gotten some really nice items from here that I hadn't seen elsewhere. This is definitely on my must-do list each time I go to Disney Springs.

If I could only shop in one place in Disney Spring's Market place , this would be the place. I always enjoy going in do to the variety of options from art, dinner service to unique clothing options. Want to buy a suitcase and stuff to fill it with, this is your place. Look for a great piece of Disney art, same place. I really enjoy the times when they have the guest artists set up in the middle displaying their art. We are in Orlando often and every time we go to Disney Springs we make sure to make a stop here.

Well hopefully my five star rating will be the bump that the Marketplace Co-Op needs to have an overall five star rating. Wow. What an AMAZING place to shop for the CUTEST and coolest gifts ever. Cherry Tree Lane I feel like is my new favorite clothing line/place to shop in the whole entire universe. I literally almost cried inside the Co-Op and proclaimed how much I loved Walt to everyone there because without him, we wouldn't be able to possibly purchase dresses that are Snow White inspired with dwarves faces inside the apples. The attention to details there are phenomenal, and if I had an infinite income I would have purchased one of everything. I didn't take note of the other little areas because I was so in awe, but I took pictures of all the Disney things available for purchase, and it was all just so beautiful. The Star Wars AT-AT poodle skirt was another one of my absolute favorite items for sale, and I almost don't want to write a review for the Co-Op because then other people will buy all the things I couldn't because I had to share a suitcase with my friend. Amazing. Phenomenal. DEFINITELY GO HERE.

Amazing group of shops, which include my two new favorite stores at Disney Springs: Trendy and The Dress Shop. Trendy has unique licensed women's merchandise that's stylish and still fun. The quality is amazing for the prices, as I have several items that I purchased back in '14 that are still wearing well. The Dress Shop (which is brand new) carries vintage style dresses in sizes xs to 3X, including some 3rd party brands. I just purchased a novelty print Seven Dwarves themed dress that is ONLY available at this shop. I can't wait for my next visit to see what's new! The cast members are incredibly helpful and friendly. The Co-op is certainly worth a stop.

Hands down favorite store at Disney Springs. Now that my kids are teens we can all go in here and be happy. The Dress Shoppe in the back has the vintage inspired park dresses, DTech has the custom phone cases which we all walked away with. We also had a custom brick made. There is also a clothing store at the end w the most helpful employees. I pretty much gave them my paycheck and said thank you.

I love this place! The Disney products they sell are catered more to the adult audience. They sell art pieces that range from hipster Mickey to a bug eye rendition of belle from beauty and the beast. They sell cute housewares, jewelry, etc On my last trip I lucked out and was able to meet one of the artists who was signing her work at the coop. All in all..want to bring home unique Disney souvenirs? Check this place out!

This Place has so much to offer, my favorite time is when Halloween and Christmas rolls around because it end up looking absolutely amazing. The cast members that work in there are always so nice and helpful. I love going there and will continue to go there.

Such a different place! We had so much fun seeing all the different displays they had. They had a pumpkin contest going on where, I'm not sure who, but pumpkins were painted and made and the customers could vote on the best. Such a great thing! Not sure what it was for or what they win, if there was a sign it wasn't big since I clearly missed it.

Bought 2 diffusers but when I got home they were only 1/2 full. Impossible to get anyone about exchanging

Co-Op Marketplace is the Disney version of all the market/vendor style places that are popping up in a variety of cities. East End Market in Winter Park is similar except the Disney version isn't full of food vendors. What it is full of is Disney gear of a different vein. For those that want a magical kitchen that doesn't SCREAM Mickey Mouse, than they'll have it here. If you're a little bit hipster but a Disney fan at heart, they have stuff for you too! World of Disney serves the classic fan and the Co-op serves the fan looking for something a little different.

What a perfect extension to Downtown Disney. You'll find things here that you won't get at World of Disney. For instance, I was introduced to the happiest hipster Mickey while shopping here. The store is divided into several sections, such as home decor, makeup, accessories, sports, and a trendy clothing section. My favorite finds here were the Mickey and Minnie inspired Dooney&Bourke purses. And in just a few weeks they will be carrying Pandora Disney charms.

One of my favorite stores to visit when I'm at Disney Springs. You can find all kinds of quirky Disney related things here. Don't miss out on visiting this shop.

Formally ESPN, I was disappointed with the new set-up, but changes are necessary to keep people going back. There's not as much sports items to purchase anymore.

Easily my favorite part of the expansion of Downtown Disney into Disney Springs on the Market Place side so far. The Co-Op was designed to divide up the major lines of merchandise under one umbrella. BUT, at the same time, be able to make overnight changes to lines which might not be as successful (You'll notice all of the racks are on wheels). Since opening, none of the stores have gone through an overhaul. So, they must be doing well :) My favorite store has to the one featuring Disney Parks themed kitchen and decor. They have beautiful items in there with a lot of creativity. For instance, I was in there the other day and saw salt and pepper shakers which were themed trash cans (Cutest thing!). If you have Disney Parks, you will love this in your kitchen.

Co-Op marketplace recently replaced the Team Mickey store in Downtown Disney. Here you will find several mini shops including a cool sports apparel store where they sell old-school baseball T-Shirts. This is a must see if you ever go back to Downtown Disney.

Trevor from Syracuse, NY who works at the Dress Shop was extremely inattentive. We waited in line for 10 minutes behind non paying guests who were playing trivia. We wanted to split our purchase payment with half cash and half credit and were unable to do so because he didn't know how, but it could have been due to his laziness which was evident throughout our interaction. It was especially upsetting considering the amount of money spent.

I went to the co-op yesterday to purchase 3 expensive pieces by jasmine Beckett Griffith. I am in love with her art and the only places you can buy the prints are here or in Disneyland. If you don't live in either of those areas you need to call to make purchases. I bought 3 of the large several hinder dollars. The staff was quick and friendly and we perused the other merchandise which was very cute! Loved the fantasy land wine glasses in the plate room may have to go back for those. My only criticism is that they didn't have anyone to help get them to the car which is obviously a hike at Disney springs so me and 2 friends had to lug awkwardly large boxes nearly a mile. They should look into a way to help you get those pieces to your car especially if you spend over $1000 on them.