Disney Springs
One of the best places to pick up Disney merchandise at Walt Disney World is Disney Springs. In this blog we are going to look at Disney Springs in detail.
There are more than 150 shops/restaurants/activities, which are spread over a massive 120 acres. This includes over 60 places to eat at.
There are four areas/neighbourhoods in Disney Springs, these are Marketplace, West Side, Town Center and The Landing.
Disney Springs is based on Florida's historic architecture, the waterfront towns as well as the beauty of the area. The hardscape of The Landing was made using 57,000 recycled bricks. There is a springs that runs through the Town Center, it consists of 1.2 million gallons.
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There are quite a few shops at Disney Springs that are Florida based, these include Joffrey's Coffee, Gideon's Bakehosue, CORKCICLE, Wonderland as well as Polite Pig.
Throughout the year there are many different celebrations that take place at Disney Springs, these include Wellness Month, Disney Springs Flavors of Florida, Holidays at Disney Springs (such as Christmas and Halloween). There are also many more seasonal festivities which you can find more information about on their website, DisneySprings.com
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At Disney Springs guests are spoilt for choice of places to eat at. There are a number of Award-winning chefs at a range of restaurants. There is Maneet Chauhan at eet by Maneet Chauhan, Wolfgang Puck at Wolfgang Bar & Grill and Art Smith at Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin'. You can also find Masaharu Morimoto at Morimoto Asia, Rick Bayless at Frontera Cocina, José Andrés at Jaleo and finally Tony Mantuano at Terralina Crated Italian.
One of the newest restaurants at Disney Springs is eet by Maneet Chauhan. This restaurant offers the first Indian-inspired menu.
There is an exclusive drink at Disney Springs which is the orange pilsner Sunshine Stroll. Guests can get hold of this locally crafted drink at Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, D-Luxe Burger and also at a few outdoor vending carts.
There are a few not to miss experiences at Disney Springs. Firstly there is the balloon flight. This balloon is secured to the ground and goes up a certain distance from the ground. This balloon is called The Aerophile.
There is a show by Cirque du Soleil called Drawn to Life. Disney Springs is the only place you can see the show in Florida. The show is a very creative collaboration between Disney and Cirque du Soleil. It is a combination of Walt Disney Animation and the acrobatic skills of Cirque du Soleil.
Amorette's Patisserie is a cake shop which also offers guests the opportunity to take park in a cake decorating class for ninety minutes. In this class guests will get the chance to decorate their own character dome cake.
Finally another experience at Disney Springs not to miss is the Disney Springs Art Walk: A Canvas of Expression. This experience is an outside gallery where guests get to see a variety of artwork from local and international artists.
Disney Springs always have events on. The best place for guests to check what is happening during their trip is to look on DisneySprings.com or on My Disney Experience mobile app.
There is a look at what Disney Springs offers to their guests. Let me know where your favourite place to go in Disney Springs is.
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