Disney Springs
Walt Disney World’s hub for shopping, dining and entertainment.
Disney Springs is a must-visit destination at Walt Disney World Resort, offering an incredible mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment. Whether you're looking for unique souvenirs, unforgettable dining experiences, or seasonal decorations that change throughout the year, Disney Springs has something for everyone.
Shopping: From world-renowned brands like Zara, Kate Spade, and Uniqlo to Disney-themed shops such as World of Disney and The Art of Disney, there’s no shortage of retail therapy at Disney Springs. You’ll find everything from high-end fashion to exclusive Disney merchandise.
Dining: Disney Springs is a culinary paradise, boasting a wide array of restaurants, quick-service eateries, bakeries, and candy shops. Guests can indulge in gourmet meals, sweet treats, and everything in between.
Entertainment: Beyond shopping and dining, Disney Springs offers live entertainment, from street performers to full-scale shows. Seasonal decorations and events also make every visit to Disney Springs a unique experience.
How to Get to Disney Springs from Your Resort Hotel
Guests staying at Walt Disney World Resort hotels have several convenient options to get to Disney Springs:
Bus Transportation: Complimentary bus service is available from all Disney Resort hotels to Disney Springs. Buses typically run every 20-30 minutes throughout the day and into the evening, with the exact schedule depending on the resort and time of year.
Water Transportation: Guests staying at resorts near the water, such as Disney’s Port Orleans Resort and Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa, can take a scenic boat ride to Disney Springs.
Walking: If you’re staying at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa, you can walk directly to Disney Springs via a dedicated pedestrian path.
Sought-After Dining Locations at Disney Springs
Disney Springs is home to some of the most popular dining spots at Walt Disney World. Here are a few highlights:
The BOATHOUSE
Description: This upscale, waterfront restaurant offers a seafood-centric menu featuring fresh catches, oysters, and steaks. The BOATHOUSE is famous for its stunning views and Amphicar tours.
Menu Highlights: Lobster bisque, filet mignon, Maine lobster tail
Price Point: $35–$75 per adult
Reservations: Highly recommended
Morimoto Asia
Description: A Pan-Asian restaurant by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto, offering a fusion of flavors from Japan, China, and beyond. The sleek, modern design adds to the dining experience.
Menu Highlights: Peking duck, sushi, dim sum
Price Point: $40–$70 per adult
Reservations: Highly recommended
Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’
Description: This Southern-inspired restaurant serves comfort food with a farm-to-table twist. Chef Art Smith’s fried chicken and moonshine cocktails are not to be missed.
Menu Highlights: Fried chicken, shrimp & grits, hummingbird cake
Price Point: $25–$50 per adult
Reservations: Recommended
STK Orlando
Description: A modern steakhouse offering premium cuts of meat and a vibrant atmosphere. STK is known for its chic design and lively rooftop bar.
Menu Highlights: Wagyu beef, lobster mac & cheese, dry-aged steaks
Price Point: $45–$85 per adult
Reservations: Highly recommended
Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant
Description: Experience authentic Irish cuisine and live entertainment at this lively pub. Raglan Road offers traditional dishes and nightly performances by Irish dancers and musicians.
Menu Highlights: Fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, bread pudding
Price Point: $25–$45 per adult
Reservations: Recommended
Making Dining Reservations at Disney Springs
Just like at the parks, dining reservations are essential for most Disney Springs restaurants, especially during peak seasons. Here’s how you can secure your spot:
When to Book: Guests can make dining reservations up to 60 days in advance. If you’re staying at a Disney Resort hotel, you can book dining for your entire stay (up to 10 days) 60 days before your check-in date.
How to Book: Reservations can be made through the My Disney Experience app, the Walt Disney World website, or by calling Disney Dining directly. Popular restaurants can fill up quickly, so it’s best to book as early as possible.
Parking Costs
If you’re driving to Disney Springs, parking is plentiful and free in the surface lots and parking garages. Valet parking is also available for a fee, which ranges from $20 to $30 depending on the time of day.