| Location: | Walt Disney World (Lake Buena Vista, FL) |
| Originally Opened: | March 22, 1975 (as Lake Buena Vista Shopping Village) |
| Admission: | Free (No ticket or reservation required) |
| 2026 Updates: | Six Ravens (Opening Mid-2026), LEVEL99 Challenge Rooms, Lime Garage Maintenance |
Disney Springs is a world-class promenade of over 150 shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues located at the Walt Disney World Resort. Blending Florida’s waterfront charm with Disney’s legendary storytelling, this district has evolved from a quiet village into the premier dining and retail destination in Central Florida.
Inspired by the turn-of-the-century coastal towns of Florida, the district is divided into four distinct areas, each with its own architectural style and history:
The story of Disney Springs mirrors the evolution of the modern leisure experience. It has existed in three major eras:
As of February 2026, visitors should be aware of a few significant changes to the district:
Address: 1486 Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830
Explore our complete guide to Walt Disney World’s Disney Springs including attractions, restaurants, and shops past, present, and future.
Jaleo by José Andrés is one of Disney Springs’ most distinctive table-service restaurants, located on the West Side near the district’s large dining and entertainment corridor. Created by celebrated chef José Andrés, the restaurant focuses on Spanish cuisine, especially tapas, paella, cured meats, cheeses, sangria, gin and tonics, and shareable dishes designed for a social … Read more
Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar is a one-of-a-kind themed lounge located at Disney Springs. The bar is inspired by the fictional character Jock Lindsey, who is the pilot and loyal friend of Indiana Jones in the “Indiana Jones” film franchise. As guests step into the Hangar Bar, they are transported to a 1940s-era aviation-themed environment, filled … Read more
Level99 brought an entirely different kind of attraction to Walt Disney World when it opened at Disney Springs West Side on June 29, 2026. Rather than relying on traditional arcade machines, virtual reality headsets, or a single linear attraction, Level99 is built around dozens of short, highly physical and mental challenges that groups can tackle … Read more
Mannequins Dance Palace, formerly located in Pleasure Island at Downtown Disney, was a legendary nightlife destination that epitomized the vibrant energy and spirit of entertainment. As part of the reimagining of Disney Springs, the area once occupied by Mannequins Dance Palace has been transformed into a dynamic and diverse entertainment district, offering guests an array … Read more
Maria & Enzo’s Ristorante is a table-service Italian restaurant in The Landing at Disney Springs, set inside one of the district’s most visually dramatic dining spaces. The restaurant is themed as a restored 1930s airline terminal, tying into Disney Springs’ larger backstory of a waterfront town that grew around travel, commerce, and entertainment. Its soaring … Read more
Mickey’s Character Shop gave Disney fans a destination of their own in the shopping village that eventually became Disney Springs. Opened on October 25, 1985, the store brought together character toys, gifts, and souvenirs in a setting with plenty of personality. Its signature sight was overhead: a fanciful flying machine carrying Disney characters above a … Read more
Morimoto Asia is one of Disney Springs’ signature dining anchors, located in The Landing and led by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto. Opened in 2015 during the major transformation of Downtown Disney into Disney Springs, the restaurant helped signal that the district was becoming more than a shopping-and-entertainment add-on. It was becoming a serious dining destination, … Read more
Morimoto Asia Street Food is the quick-service, outdoor counterpart to Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs, located in The Landing. While the main Morimoto Asia restaurant is a dramatic two-story table-service venue known for pan-Asian cuisine, lounges, show kitchens, and upscale dining, the Street Food window offers a faster, more casual way to experience the same … Read more
Paddlefish is one of Disney Springs’ most recognizable restaurants, located aboard the large stationary riverboat docked in The Landing. Its dramatic waterfront setting makes it stand out immediately, even in a district filled with high-profile restaurants and visually distinctive venues. Today, Paddlefish operates as a seafood-focused table-service restaurant and special-event venue, with multiple dining rooms, … Read more
Paradiso 37, Taste Of The Americas, is a vibrant dining destination located at Disney Springs. This lively restaurant offers guests a unique culinary experience, celebrating the diverse flavors and cuisines from the 37 countries of the Americas. The restaurant’s ambiance is inspired by a lively street market, featuring colorful decor, festive lighting, and a welcoming … Read more