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Complete Guide to Downtown Disney (touring plans, shops & transportation)

The Downtown Disney District is located in the heart of the Disneyland Resort in California. Unlike Disney Springs at Walt Disney World, Downtown Disney is much smaller (but still worth a visit!).

Downtown Disney is easy to squeeze in during a trip, whether it be on a non-park day or even when you have tickets to Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. 

It’s always best to have a plan when visiting Disney resorts and this complete guide to Downtown Disney will make your visit a lot smoother.

Let’s take a look…

UPDATE: The information below may be impacted by current reopening procedures at Downtown Disney. Please visit our Disneyland reopening guide for the most up-to-date information.

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What Is Downtown Disney?

Downtown Disney has shopping, dining and entertainment experiences for guests. It’s also free and you don’t need a park ticket to enter.

The area is a main strip that you can walk straight through and is located just outside the gates of Disneyland Park, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, and Disney California Adventure.

You can explore a map on the official Disneyland website.

Planning Your Time In Downtown Disney

Fitting downtown disney into a trip plan.

Downtown Disney is easy to fit into a trip to Disneyland. You can either pair it with a half-day at one of the parks or on a rest or non-park day.

It also makes a great mid-day break, whether that be for lunch or shopping, as a way to avoid the in-park crowds.

Another good time to visit Downtown Disney is either on your arrival or departure day if you want to do something “Disney” but don’t want to purchase park tickets for your first or final day.

Unlike Disney Springs, Downtown Disney isn’t big enough to plan a visit for an entire day, but it is worth visiting for at least a morning, afternoon, or evening. 

Weekends and evenings are typically busier, so it’s best to keep that in mind, especially when booking dining reservations.

Suggested Touring Plan For Downtown Disney

Trying to figure out how to best plan your time?

Here’s just one way to spend a fun evening in Downtown Disney.

• Make an early dinner reservation at a restaurant that speaks to you. Ballast Point Brewing Company is a good choice. Not only does the restaurant sit on the second floor providing great views of Downtown Disney, but the menu has a variety of options and the craft beer list is huge. There’s also a wine list available.
• Shopping is a must and you should definitely head to World of Disney , which has quite the collection of Disney merchandise. Disney Home is another great stop , especially if you want some more Disney items for your kitchen.
• After letting your stomach settle, dessert should always be an option. Either visit Salt & Straw for some of the best ice cream you’ll ever taste or check out Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen Express and pick up some homemade beignets. 
• Be sure to check out Downtown Disney’s displays scattered throughout. They are always changing and perfectly-themed (and they make for great photo spots!).
• Before you head home, grab a treat for the road or for a midnight snack. You should check out Marceline’s Confectionary for a sweet treat like a special-shaped Rice Krispy treat, a bag of candy, or a yummy cookie.

Guide To Downtown Disney Transportation

There are multiple ways to get to Downtown Disney . Some are free, whereas others cost an additional fee.

If you are staying at a hotel close enough to walk to one of the parks, you’re close enough to walk to Downtown Disney. 

Car Parking

Downtown Disney District Parking can be found off of Disneyland Drive, between West Katella Avenue and Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel.

Parking goes as follows: You can get three hours of same-day parking with a $20 minimum purchase and validation from any Downtown Disney location. Or, you can get up to five hours of same-day parking with validation from any Downtown Disney table-service restaurant.

Note: Restaurants and lounges at Disneyland Resort hotels don’t validate for Downtown Disney District parking areas.

Beyond the three and five hours offerings, each additional hour costs $14, charged in 30-minute increments, with a minimum $7 charge after the initial 15-minute grace period. The maximum daily parking and lost ticket fee is $56. 

There is a Monorail Station inside Downtown Disney that goes directly into the Tomorrowland area of Disneyland Park. 

To access the Monorail in Downtown Disney, you must have valid admission to Disneyland Park. You can also access the Monorail at the Tomorrowland Station and take it to Downtown Disney. 

Hotel Shuttles

Each of the three official Disneyland Resort hotels are located within walking distance to Downtown Disney.

However, some of the Good Neighbor Hotels offer shuttles that are either complimentary or available for an additional fee with service to the Disneyland Resort, where you can also access Downtown Disney.

Many of the Good Neighbor Hotels are within walking distance with some located right across the street, so you can simply just walk, especially if a shuttle isn’t offered. 

These are the hotels that offer shuttles:

• Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel
• Candy Cane Inn
• Anaheim Marriott
• Anaheim Marriott Suites
• Anaheim Portofino Inn & Suites
• Best Western Plus Raffles Inn & Suites
• Best Wester Plus Stovall’s Inn
• Clarion Hotel Anaheim Resort
• Clementine Hotel & Suites Anaheim
• Cortona Inn & Suites Anaheim Resort
• Courtyard by Marriott Anaheim Resort Convention Center
• Courtyard by Marriott Anaheim Theme Park Entrance
• Delta Hotels by Marriott Anaheim Garden Grove
• Desert Palms Hotel & Suites Anaheim Resort
• DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Anaheim Resort Convention Center
• Embassy Suites by Hilton Anaheim North
• Embassy Suites by Hilton Anaheim South
• Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim
• Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Anaheim Garden Grove
• Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Anaheim Resort Convention Center
• Hilton Anaheim
• Hilton Garden Inn Anaheim Garden Grove
• Holiday Inn Anaheim Resort Area
• Holiday Inn Express & Suites Anaheim Resort Area
• Holiday Inn & Suites Anaheim
• Homewood Suites by Hilton Anaheim Maingate Area
• Homewood Suites by Hilton Anaheim Resort Convention Center
• Howard Johnson Anaheim Hotel & Water Playground
• Hyatt House at Anaheim Resort Convention Center
• Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort Convention Center
• Hyatt Regency Orange County
• Motel 6 Anaheim Maingate
• Red Lion Hotel Anaheim Resort
• Residence Inn by Marriott Anaheim Resort Area Garden Grove
• Residence Inn by Marriott Anaheim Resort Convention Center
• Sheraton Park Hotel at the Anaheim Resort
• Springhill Suites by Marriott Anaheim Maingate
• Springhill Suites Marriott at Anaheim Resort Convention Center
• Staybridge Suites Anaheim Resort Area
• SunCoast Park Hotel Anaheim 

Guest Pickup & Dropoff, Including Rideshare Services

Commuting or using a rideshare service (like Uber or Lyft) is also an option.

Those who are either being picked up or dropped off, whether it be by someone they know or by an Uber, Lyft, or taxi, should take Magic Way from Disneyland Drive, then turn left at Downtown Drive and follow signs to the drop-off area for access to Downtown Disney.

It’s important to also note that standard parking rates will apply after the 15-minute grace period, so don’t linger.

Public Transportation

There’s also the option of using the Anaheim Resort Transit (ART) for a fee. Buses travel from many area hotels to the Disneyland Resort. Typically, buses start running at 7 a.m. through midnight seven days a week.  You can purchase passes online , including multi-day tickets.

Shopping At Downtown Disney

There are all kinds of stores, including:

• Curl Surf – top surf wear brands, like Hurley®, Roxy®, Billabong®, Duvin®, and Quiksilver®
• The Disney Dress Shop – an assortment of detailed, Disney- themed dresses and accessories
• Disney Home – seasonally curated home décor, gadgets and other items that are Disney-themed
• Disney’s Pin Traders – buy and trade pins with Cast Members and fellow collectors, along with starter kits and lanyards
• The LEGO® Store – the country’s second-largest LEGO Store with displays, interactive play areas and a selection of LEGO products
• Marceline’s Confectionary – sweets and treats, including candy apples, chocolate-covered pretzels, flavored popcorn, cookies, and more
• PANDORA® Jewelry – customizable bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings, charms, and more
• Pressed Coin Machines – a machine that offers different commemorative images that can be pressed into a penny, nickel, dime, or quarter
• Rinse Bath & Body Co. – soaps, bath bombs, essential oils, and more skincare items that are cruelty-free and all-natural
• Sanuk® – footwear for the active lifestyle made from natural and sustainable material
• Sephora® – hundreds of fragrances, cosmetics, skincare, hair products, and other items offered, along with popular beauty collections, like Urban Decay and Bare Minerals
• WonderGround Gallery Presents Star Wars Trading Post – features Star Wars : Galaxy’s Edge merchandise and other themed-items
• Sugarboo & Co. – fine quality art and fanciful goods for the home
• Sunglass Icon® – hundreds of sunglasses from over 40 brands, like Tiffany, Coach, Burberry, Ray-Ban, and Oakley
• World of Disney® – largest collection of Disney merchandise, toys, apparel, souvenirs, and collectibles on the West Coast

Guests Services At Downtown Disney

There aren’t any Guest Relations and Information centers in Downtown Disney, but they can be found throughout Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. For any questions, help with reservations, and other assistance, Guest Relations is the place to visit.

Of course, if you need assistance or have questions, ask a Downtown Disney Cast Member for help.

Downtown Disney Restaurants And Dining

Downtown Disney has 21 restaurants, including table and quick service locations.

There are a variety of options offered that fit a range of tastes and budgets. You can also book reservations at several of the dining spots.

Check out  our guide to Downtown Disney restaurants and dining  to learn all about the options you’ll find there.

Downtown Disney Entertainment Offerings

There are only a few set entertainment offerings at Downtown Disney. There is other entertainment that changes daily, so be sure to check the entertainment schedule on the Disneyland website and/or the Disneyland app for acts and times. 

Below is the entertainment offered daily.

Live Entertainment At Splitsville Kingpin Stage

At Splitsville Luxury Lanes (more details listed below), there is live music every day of the week from local musicians.

Be sure to check the entertainment schedule on the official Disneyland website or via the Disneyland app for times.

Flambeaux’s Jazz Club

Each evening, Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen transforms into a New Orleans-style jazz club.

To ensure you can see the live musicians, make an advanced dining reservation up to 60 days prior to your visit. You can either book online or by calling the Jazz Kitchen Host at (714) 776-5200. You can make a reservation in person, but openings are limited.

As previously mentioned, check the entertainment schedule on the official Disneyland website or via the Disneyland app for times.

Splitsville Luxury Lanes™ – Bowling

If you want to bowl, Splitsville Luxury Lanes is a great choice. There’s also dining and entertainment offered. 

As for dining, there are a range of menu options for lunch and dinner. Tip : you must book lanes and dining separately. For dining reservations, you can book online up to 60 days prior to your visit.

Bowling lanes can also be reserved online or via email , which is highly recommended. If your group is larger than 8 for both dining and bowling, call (657) 276-2440.

The VOID: Step Beyond Reality

The VOID is a 3D virtual reality experience offering guests the chance to go on themed-adventures.

Currently, Star Wars : Secrets of the Empire and Avengers: Damage Control (only available for a limited time) are offered.

Tickets can be purchased here. We recommend making reservations prior to your visit. Star Wars costs $34.95 per person and Avengers costs $39.95 per person.

Requirements : a height requirement of 48 inches, participants must be at least 10 years old, and you will have to sign a liability waiver.

Downtown Disney Hotels And Resorts

The three official Disneyland Resort hotels surround Downtown Disney and are within walking distance.

The Grand Californian Hotel & Spa also has a direct entrance to Downtown Disney. You must go through security to access the district. 

The Disneyland Hotel and Paradise Pier Hotel don’t have their own entrances, but are only a quick walk away. Like Grand Californian, you have to go through security first, but once you do, you won’t have to go through security again to enter Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure.

Some Good Neighbor Hotels are close to Downtown Disney, as well, but the Disneyland Resort Hotels neighbor the district. For more details on the hotels, check out our pros and cons guide here .

Does Downtown Disney sound like a place you’d like to visit during your trip?

Downtown Disney at Disneyland Guide

Downtown Disney is Disneyland’s entertainment district and a popular spot in Anaheim, California for dining, shopping, and more. In this guide, we’ll cover tips for where to eat, what to do, how much time to budget for Downtown Disney, and more. ( Updated July 20, 2020 .)

For starters, Downtown Disney has reopened as part of Disneyland Resort’s phased opening. During this initial reopening phase, guests will be instructed to self-park (currently free of charge) in the Simba Parking Lot and make their way to the Downtown Disney District entrance adjacent to the Disneyland Hotel, near Earl of Sandwich. All other Guest parking locations are closed. (Note that on weekends, the Simba Parking Lot has filled to capacity a few times already.)

Prior to entering, guests are required to undergo temperature screening, and anyone with a temperature of 100.4 F or above will be directed to an additional location for re-screening. Additionally, all guests ages 2 and older are required to bring and wear face coverings when visiting Downtown Disney. Physical distancing guidelines, enhanced cleaning, cashless transactions, and capacity limitations are other health safety measures that’ll be taken at Downtown Disney.

Restaurants at Downtown Disney have begun to reopen with physical distancing, the use of face masks by employees, increased cleaning procedures, and limited-contact. At this time, no indoor seating is permitted–all seating is outdoor patio only. Due to capacity reductions, reservations are highly recommended for table service restaurants.

At some retail locations, including the World of Disney, a mobile wait list system to manage the number of guests shopping when the location and/or physical queue are at capacity. This has happened several times already, as demand for new products has led to long lines some days since Downtown Disney reopened.

The following shopping and dining locations are currently operating at the Downtown Disney District. Additional locations may reopen or close at any time in light of California’s changing recommendations. We recommend contacting the shop or restaurant you’re planning to visit for more info:

• Asian Street Eats by Chef Hung Huynh
• Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes
• California Churro
• Disney Dress Shop
• Disney Home
• Disney’s Pin Traders
• Earl of Sandwich
• Kayla’s Cakes
• Marceline’s Confectionery
• Naples Ristorante e Bar
• PANDORA Jewelry
• Rinse Bath & Body Co.
• Salt & Straw Ice Cream
• Sugarboo & Co.
• Sunglass Icon
• The Disney Dress Shop
• UVA Bar & Cafe
• Wetzel’s Pretzels
• WonderGround Gallery
• World of Disney

That about covers it for Downtown Disney’s reopening. If you’re in need of additional info, check out Disneyland Resort’s “Know Before You Go” page for Downtown Disney . What follows is our normal guide to Downtown Disney, including a variety of restaurant recommendations, shopping tips, etc., all for “normal times.”

When we originally published this, we didn’t really recommend bothering with Downtown Disney. It was outside Disneyland’s security perimeter, and between that hassle and the lineup of restaurants, we rarely bothered with it. What a difference a few years makes!

Since then, Downtown Disney has moved inside the bag check area (meaning you can dine at Downtown Disney without going through bag check again) and a ton of excellent new restaurants have been added, giving Downtown Disney a truly formidable lineup. Exceptional newcomers include Salt & Straw Ice Cream, Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes, Ballast Point Brewing Co, and Splitsville Luxury Lanes.

Note that this post covers Downtown Disney at Disneyland (in Anaheim, California), not Walt Disney World’s version of the same, which is now called Disney Springs. In terms of a quick overview, Downtown Disney abuts Disneyland and California Adventure on one side (it’s a 5 minute walk from the parks), passes by Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, and ends on the other side at Disneyland Hotel.

Downtown Disney admission is free, and parking is also free for 3 hours with a $20 minimum purchase and validation from any Downtown Disney location. Up to 5 hours of parking is free with validation from any Downtown Disney table service restaurant. Hours are typically 7 a.m. until midnight, with most stores opening after 7 a.m., and closing before midnight.

There are a mix of retail stores and restaurants at Downtown Disney, much like what you’d find at any outdoor mall in Southern California. The unique anchor tenants at Downtown Disney are World of Disney and Splitsville. Popular restaurants include Earl of Sandwich, Catal, Naples & Napolini, Sprinkles Cupcakes, and Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen.

During the day, Downtown Disney is less crowded than Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. At night and on weekends, in particular, it can get quite busy with a mix of tourists, locals, and people walking from their hotel or the Mickey & Friends Parking Structure to the parks.

Now that we’ve covered the basics, let’s delve into some of our Downtown Disney recommendations…

Disneyland’s Downtown Disney has a number of dining options, ranging from snack stands to counter service spots to fine dining table service restaurants.

Here are our recommendations for each tier…

Counter Service – The best options here are Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes, Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen Express and Napolini. While ice cream isn’t technically a meal ( challenge accepted ) Salt & Straw is a must-try counter service.

Everyone loves Earl of Sandwich, and while we like it, we think it’s a bit overrated. The portion size is pretty small for the price. Pretty much all of the other counter service restaurants are afterthought windows at table service restaurants.

Table Service (Less Expensive) – When it comes to table service, our top pick is Naples, which is the west coast cousin of Via Napoli. Sarah claims it doesn’t taste quite as good as Via Napoli in World Showcase, but I think it’s nearly identical. In any case, we both agree that it’s excellent pizza. A group sharing a 1/2 meter pizza can make this a fairly reasonable value, too.

Table Service (Fine Dining) – The fine dining restaurant in Downtown Disney is Catal. We really like this, as we mention in our recent review . However, if you want other outside-the-park fine dining options, consider Steakhouse 55 and Napa Rose.

Downtown Disney also now has two Starbucks, giving credence to the ole joke about one on every street-corner. In this case, there’s one near the entrance to the Grand Californian, and one near the entrance to Disneyland Hotel. This is definitely convenient for guests of those hotels, and we’d highly recommend they go to Starbucks over drinking the coffee served at the hotels.

When it comes to dining, that’s about all we recommend. If you are considering Downtown Disney because you don’t have a park ticket, you could just as easily consider eating at one of the Disney hotels. In that regard, both the Grand Californian and Disneyland Hotel have dining options that we prefer to most of what’s offered in Downtown Disney.

Downtown Disney features a mix of Disney and third party retail. Nowadays, that mix skews much more towards Disney, as many of the third party stores have closed in the last few years. Aside from the LEGO store, the ones that remain don’t interest me in the slightest.

If you can’t get your fill of Disney shopping in the parks, there are a few stores in Downtown Disney that might scratch your itch. Here’s a current list of noteworthy stores:

• World of Disney – If your goal is to get lost amongst Disney souvenirs, this sprawling store has you covered. Pretty much any Disneyland souvenir sold in the parks is available here.
• Pop-Up Disney! A Mickey Celebration – Technically entertainment, this is a paid photo op with Disney backdrops for people who are thirsty for likes on Instagram.
• Disney Dress Shop – Dresses.
• Disney Home – Home goods.
• LEGO Store – LEGOs.
• Disney’s Pin Traders — The name says it all…
• Marceline’s Confectionery — Candy shop named after Walt’s hometown.
• Di— Makeovers and clothes for tweens.
• WonderGround Gallery — Trendy, contemporary Disney art showcasing specific artists. Pretty cool to browse.

That’s about it in terms of Downtown Disney shopping. Really, most of the above is redundant to what’s in the parks. You can look at that two ways: save all of your shopping for a non-park day so you can maximize your attraction time, or if you do your shopping in the parks, you don’t need to bother with Downtown Disney.

If you are in need of travel accessories, I would recommend skipping Downtown Disney and instead heading out of the parks the other direction, towards Harbor Boulevard. From there, walk towards Katella Ave. On the corner of Harbor and Katella, you’ll find large, new Walgreen’s and CVS stores that border on being mini-Targets (there is also an actual Target if you keep walking, but it’s like a mile farther and isn’t that nice). We highly recommend both the CVS and Walgreen’s.

How Much Time?

Our take on Downtown Disney is that it’s a place to go after both parks have closed if you’re not ready to go to bed, or a place to have dinner or drinks outside of Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. Downtown Disney is a nice ‘change of pace’ option, not an ‘entertainment destination’ that needs time budgeted to it before your trip.

It’s starting to gain some worthwhile dining and retail, but still needs a few more options to rival other nearby outdoor malls in Southern California. The good news is that Downtown Disney at Disneyland is currently in the midst of a multi-year re-imagining that has already added several additions listed in this post, and those have helped dramatically alter the vibe of Downtown Disney.

The bad news is that a more comprehensive plan to add a new resort with first-floor retail and dining near on the Disneyland Hotel side of Downtown Disney was canceled last year. Prior to that being canceled, ESPN Club and Rainforest Cafe permanently closed. We’re still holding out hope that a new hotel concept will be built, but for now, that end of Downtown Disney could use some help.

In the meantime, we like Downtown Disney as a nice change of pace for places to eat during or after a day at Disneyland. There’s some great food, snacks, and fun things to do in Downtown Disney that simply did not exist a few years ago. The options here are now starting to rival out-of-park options in the Disneyland Resort hotels–but Downtown Disney still has some work to do if it wants to ‘compete’ with the likes of Trader Sam’s, Napa Rose, and Steakhouse 55.

If you’re preparing for a Disneyland trip, check out our other planning posts, including how to save money on Disneyland tickets , our Disney packing tips , tips for booking a hotel (off-site or on-site), where to dine , and a number of other things, check out our comprehensive Disneyland Vacation Planning Guide !

Your Thoughts

Do you agree or disagree with our take on Disneyland’s Downtown Disney? Any shopping or dining recommendations? Questions about where to eat or anything else? Hearing feedback about your experiences is both interesting to us and helpful to other readers, so please share your thoughts or questions below in the comments!

Written by Tom Bricker

My husband and I go pretty much every year, and stay for a number of days at the Disneyland Hotel each time, so we’ve become pretty familiar with DD during our walks to/from the park if we miss the Monorail. I rather like DD as an area, and it has a really great Disney ambiance that gets me hyped for the parks each morning. Fair warning though – I LOVE window shopping. So if that’s not your jam, you may not enjoy DD the way I do.

Our three fav dining options: Tortilla Joe’s is a must-do for brunch every time we stay over a weekend. It’s a can’t be beat deal for a delicious and filling brunch (and the option to add on bottomless mimosa service is a big plus too.)

Ralph Brennan’s is a great late afternoon lunch option. I love the cheesesteak type sandwich that they make with filet mignon. Also the jalapeno bacon potato salad is delicious.

And we almost always stop at UVA Bar for a couple of drinks on the day we arrive. I guess that doesn’t really count as “dining”, but it does make for great people watching while we wait for our room at the hotel to be ready.

With a daughter who has Celiac Disease and is a picky eater to boot, planning a day at Disney can be challenging. We live on the east coast but actually prefer Disneyland over WDW for the simple reason that you can walk everywhere and you don’t feel like you’re spending half of your vacation on a Disney bus. So for all of the above reasons our first stop at Disneyland after a long travel day has always been Naples in Downtown Disney. They have a good gluten free menu, and my daughter has never had a bad experience. Unlike inside the parks, the choice of gluten free options are limited, so we were very happy to have Naples as our “go to” restaurant.

I’ve always really enjoyed Downtown Disney. It’s not big but big enough for the two resorts. I would never go there just to shop (because yeah, SoCal has great malls) but as part of a Disney vacation, it’s convenient, well designed, nicely themed and manicured. I really enjoy Tortilla Jos, love the World of Disney store and the Disney Vault for more boutique-type items. DD is not a destination in itself but a nice place to walk around when you arrive for your vacation, before heading into the parks and a nice place to grab food and coffee in the morning before starting your day. There’s usually live music in the evening (mostly on weekends I think). Overall, I’m a fan 🙂

My favorite thing about Downtown Disney is Jamba Juice! When staying at the GC, I loved picking up a super-sized juice/smoothie and starting my day in Disneyland with it.

I love the energy of Downtown Disney. As a huge sports fan, the ESPN Zone is a favorite spot. I find the World of Disney to be much easier to browse through than it’s WDW cousin. The Uva Bar at the center of DD is unlike any other Disney Bar/Lounge in Anaheim or Orlando, a true hub for drinks or food. And the theme parks & Disney Hotels being literally “right there” adds to the Disney Magic.

While certainly smaller than Disney Springs at WDW (which I also love), it’s still much, much more than a “pass through” location for my wife & I.

We enjoyed Tortilla Jo’s on our departure day for a nice lunch before heading to the airport. Food was fresh and delicious. Skipped the table side Guac which some have enjoyed but seemed a bit gimmicky and overpriced to us. We spent a good part of the morning (after sleeping in and a room service breakfast at GCH) shopping at World of Disney, that place is enormous.

The Haagen Dazs Shop has Peet’s coffee, which is far superior to the watered down, short serving, over sugared Starbux stuff.

The Uva Bar & Café has decent burgers and drinks, it is connected to Catal. We found Catal Ok, but not in the same league as Steakhouse 55 or Napa Rose.

Napoli has pretty darn good pizza, but their lasagna, etc is just meh.

If you dont have kids, dont bother with Rainforest. 🙁

Hey Tom! Really surprised to see your top dining pick to be Naples. Myself, and many of my friends, have actually been sick after eating there and we avoid it like the plague! Our go-to spot when arriving is always ESPN zone. They have good food – albeit overpriced – and a good atmosphere – sports and beer, can’t go wrong. Definitely agree with Catal, and Uva bar has some great appetizers too. But, for fine dining, skip DTD and hit Napa Rose.

I am in Anaheim on business (convention center) at least once a year, sometimes more. There isn’t always time for a park, nor is there usually a car involved. Downtown Disney gives me a chance to grab some goodies for the kids quickly and without admission (no AP) and get caramel apples and other delights for myself. If I have time to eat I’ll be at Trader Sam or Napa Rose- but it’s a great way to bring home goodies without going into parks.

When we are visiting Disneyland? We stay DVC @ GC so It’s first thing for Starbucks, last thing for sweet treats or ice cream, and of course the Disney themed shops. Sometimes a sandwich at EOS or some such.

Before WDW Downtown Disney became Disney Springs, my husband and I went to a concert at House of Blues and then afterwards started walking around to find a place to eat, and it was still during construction. It ended up being one of the longest, most frustrating walks, we were completely uneducated about how big and how confusing it was with construction and trying to navigate on a busy night following maps on our phones… Overwhelming and off putting.

Disneyland’s Downtown Disney, it has a smaller feel but definitely love the ambiance at night. I would never spend a whole day there. We have eaten at Rain Forest Cafe and had one good experience and one really terrible experience. The shops are not worth it, but the World of Disney has the best souvenirs, we always go on the first night and the last night to get things we didn’t find in the park. The most fun we had was going to Trader Sam’s then walking through Downtown Disney and exploring the shops and searching for a Star Wars mug my husband eyed earlier in the week, and we never saw it again until we found it on a shelf in World of Disney, it was the last one left and we definitely bought it. We have learned it is not always the best idea to “wait” if you really like something, the next day it might completely disappear.

For those only going on a short trip, I think it is a great place to spend the evening you arrive in Anaheim, and if you have kids or teens who are anxious, it is a great place to find get introduced to Disney, burn off some energy, look at souvenirs, enjoy the lights/fountains/music and then head back to your hotel and start on the parks the next day. It’s free entertainment without having to buy a park ticket for the evening if you don’t have an annual pass.

WDW regulars will probably think it is quite lame, and DLR regulars will think Disney Springs is overwhelming.

World of Disney store has many things all in one place. We usually make it our last stop after breakfast the day we leave. Night time brings music and entertainment. My kids love Tortilla Joes!. It’s a great place to spend the evening on the day you arrive- without using a full day ticket. You can even see the fireworks from Disneyland!

I have a completely different view of Downtown Disney than you do. But I haven’t been to Walt Disney World or Disney Springs. I grew up in Southern California and moved to Oregon when I was 21. I never visited Downtown Disney when I lived in California and only went to Disneyland a couple of times because my dad hates theme parks and would never wanted to take us or pay for us to go on our own. I got my first taste of Downtown Disney when my husband and I took our kids to Disneyland in April 2013 (that’s also when I discovered I am a full on Disneyland addict. They say admitting it is the first step.) But we didn’t fully experience it until the following year when we left the kids behind and celebrated our third year anniversary at Disneyland.

We absolutely love ESPN Zone! But we’re sports fans so I that helps. Their loaded cheese fries are sooo good!!! (And probably two meals worth of calories even when splitting it, but totally worth it when on vacation). I think the beingets at Jazz Kitchen express are better than the Mickey shaped ones in the park, so we always go there for our beinget fix. And I just like walking up and down Downtown Disney on a non park day just to get the Disney experience!

Having said all that, my feelings may change if we ever make it to Walt Disney World.

I agree that our go to places are elsewhere for on property shopping and dining. Not sure when you last visited Catal but our last two visits were not acceptable (this past weekend was a disaster). Naples will be our recommendation going forward for DTD.

We always look forward to biegnets at the Jazz Kitchen Express with chicory coffee. Makes my “anticipation” of a morning in the park reach a higher, sugar-fueled level. As this place opens earlier than the parks, it lets us have a special treat on the way into the park.

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Downtown Disney: A Complete Guide

by Heather Adams | Mar 14, 2024 | Disneyland Parks , Downtown Disney

Discover all of the exciting shopping, dining, and entertainment offered outside of Disneyland Resort’s two theme parks at the lively Downtown Disney District.

Step outside of Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure Park the next time you head to Disneyland Resort, because there’s so much more to explore if you head down the Esplanade and towards the Downtown Disney District! Sandwiched between the two theme parks as well as the resort hotels, Downtown Disney is a stretch of space that’s filled with restaurants, shops, and even some entertainment that can enhance your visit to the Happiest Place on Earth.

Below, we’re sharing everything you need to know about Downtown Disney, whether you’re planning a visit, checking out upcoming events, or checking out your dining options.

What is Downtown Disney?

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Downtown Disney –– which is officially known as the Downtown Disney District –– is a shopping, dining, and entertainment destination within Disneyland Resort. It first opened back in January 2001 as part of the resort’s big expansion with the addition of Disney California Adventure Park and Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.

Disneyland Resort got its very own Downtown Disney District thanks to Walt Disney World Resort, where a similar Downtown Disney featuring shopping, dining, and entertainment complex saw great success. So, Disney decided to replicate the concept in California. 

Disneyland’s version is, understandably, smaller than Disney World’s (which has since rebranded into Disney Springs). Here, Downtown Disney connects both theme parks, running right into the Esplanade to draw visitors right in with only a short walk. When visiting Downtown Disney, guests can easily walk to both the Grand Californian and the Disneyland Hotel, as well as the Disneyland Monorail and a pedestrian bridge that connects to the Pixar Pals and Mickey & Friends Parking Structures.

At Downtown Disney, you’ll find a range of different stores offering both Disney-themed items and non-Disney goods, plus numerous restaurants and entertainment options. You can enjoy a full day or evening here, with plenty to do for all age groups.

Thanks to its central location, it’s easy to visit Downtown Disney whether you’re already planning a theme park day, staying at one of the Disneyland Resort hotels, or simply dropping by for a meal or date night. With no theme park ticket required, all you’ll have to worry about when visiting is paying for parking!

Changes Coming to Downtown Disney

Currently, Downtown Disney is in the middle of a reimagining –– meaning there’s a lot that’s changing! When you visit, you’ll likely notice some areas of the District are under construction, while others have yet to be reimagined into their new forms.

Here’s a look at what’s coming to Downtown Disney in the months and years ahead:

• Din Tai Fung , a family-run Chinese restaurant featuring soup dumplings
• GG’s Chicken Shop , a restaurant featuring fried chicken sandwiches, salads, and comfort food table sides (which will be located within Parkside Market)
• Parkside Market , which will feature four diverse culinary concepts in one (Seoul Sister, Sip & Sonder, GG’s Chicken Shop, and an overlook bar)
• Paseo and Céntrico , an eatery and a courtyard bar serving upscale Mexican cuisine and tequila-based cocktails
• Porto’s Bakery & Café , which features sweet pastries, desserts, and California-Cuban inspired dishes
• Seoul Sister , a fast-casual restaurant featuring a Korean-forward, bibimbap-based menu (which will be located within Parkside Market)
• Sip & Sonder , a Black women-owned spot to grab signature lattes, fresh treats, frozen drinks, and Caribbean-inspired bites (which will be located within Parkside Market)
• Tiendita , a quick-service restaurant that will serve Mexican street food staples for on-the-go dining

While some of these concepts are underway (for example, Paseo and Céntrico are currently under construction), others have yet to begin taking shape. Keep an eye out for new additions during your future visits to Downtown Disney!

Dining at Downtown Disney Restaurants

A look inside Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio at Downtown Disney. Photo by Timothy Moore

Downtown Disney is home to a wealth of dining options –– and often, it’s easier to grab reservations here than in the theme parks! Whether you’re looking to grab a snack, something sweet, or a sit-down meal, you’ll find plenty of choices across a variety of cuisines.

At Downtown Disney, you’ll find a mix of quick-service restaurants, table service restaurants, and snack spots or carts. Table service restaurants will accept advance dining reservations, but quick-service restaurants will not.

Here’s a look at all of the current dining options and restaurants within Downtown Disney:

• Ballast Point Brewing Co.
• Beignets Expressed
• Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes
• Blue Ribbon Corn Dog
• Clyde’s Hot Chicken
• CrazyShake Window by Black Tap
• Diggity Dogs
• Earl of Sandwich
• Earl of Sandwich Tavern
• Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio
• Kayla’s Cake
• Naples Ristorante e Bar
• Napolini Pizzeria
• Pizza Counter
• Salt & Straw
• Splitsville Luxury Lanes
• Taqueria at Tortilla Jo’s
• Tortilla Jo’s
• Wetzel’s Pretzels

Shopping at Downtown Disney Stores

The exterior of World of Disney at Downtown Disney. Photo by Jaysen White

Sprinkled throughout Downtown Disney are a number of stores that make it easy to pick up souvenirs and items you can’t find anywhere else –– and you won’t want to miss the opportunity to explore Disney offerings from a wide array of brands. 

With a mix of stores offering toys, home goods, clothing and shoes, and Disney-themed merchandise (of course!), you can find almost anything. Here’s a look at the stores you can shop at Downtown Disney:

• California Sole
• The Disney Dress Shop
• Disney Home
• Disney’s Pin Traders
• Kaman’s Art Shoppes, Inc. Characters and Letter Brush Art
• The LEGO Store
• Marceline’s Confectionery
• Pandora Jewelry
• Pelé Soccer
• Star Wars Trading Post
• Sunglass Hut
• Sunglass Icon Open Air
• WonderGround Gallery
• World of Disney

There’s always something to do at Downtown Disney, with entertainment and activities –– and even special events –– taking place both within shops and restaurants and across the entire property. For example, on weekend nights you can catch live musical performances at locations throughout Downtown Disney; for festivals and holidays throughout the year, food trucks can change to offer a rotating selection of grab-and-go meals.

You can spend time at Splitsville Luxury Lanes, which offers both dining and bowling for the whole family. Or, stop by the new dynamic open lawn that stretches out before the LIVE! Stage, which hosts both daytime and nighttime entertainment throughout the year.

Check the entertainment schedule and calendar before your next visit to see what happenings might be taking place!

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When visiting Downtown Disney, you have a few different parking options. You can:

• Park at one of Disney’s dedicated parking lots or parking structures
• Park in the designated Downtown Disney parking lot (the Simba Lot)

If you choose to park in the designated Downtown Disney parking lot (the Simba Lot), you’ll park just past Pixar Place Hotel, right off Disneyland Drive. To get to Downtown Disney, you’ll be able to walk from the lot past the Disneyland Hotel, then arrive right at the security screening area. 

Just note that while Disneyland’s parking structures and lots charge a per-day rate, the Downtown Disney parking lot charges an hourly rate. The first hour of parking costs $10 –– each additional hour costs $14, with a maximum daily fee of $66.

Restaurants and shops do validate Downtown Disney parking tickets, though. You can enjoy three hours of same-day parking with a $20 minimum purchase from any Downtown Disney location (and up to five hours with validation from a Downtown Disney table service restaurant). 

For more information about parking at Downtown Disney or anywhere within the Disneyland Resort, check out our parking guide .

Frequently Asked Questions

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You don’t need a theme park ticket to visit Downtown Disney –– it’s open to all guests, free of charge! You will, however, want to keep parking fees in mind when planning your visit. If you aren’t already staying at a Disneyland hotel, a local hotel within walking distance, or visiting the theme parks, you will need to pay for parking.

What is the Difference Between Disney Springs and Downtown Disney?

Downtown Disney is a shopping, dining, and entertainment district located at Disneyland Resort. Disney Springs is a shopping, dining, and entertainment district located at Walt Disney World Resort. The two are opposite coasts, and each boasts its own offerings (for example, Walt Disney World’s Disney Springs is much larger and features more shops and restaurants than Disneyland’s Downtown Disney).

However, Disney Springs used to be named Downtown Disney! So, if you’re wondering why some mentions of Downtown Disney online may reference Walt Disney World instead of Disneyland, that’s likely where the confusion comes from.

Can You Walk Through Downtown Disney?

Anyone can walk through Downtown Disney! Like we mentioned above, it’s free to visit. We definitely recommend spending some time walking around the District, checking out stores, and seeing what entertainment is happening.

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On the hunt for the 10 best things to do in Downtown Disney? It doesn’t matter if you’ve been coming to Disney for years or if you’re planning your very first trip, it can be overwhelming when looking for some of the best things to do. With so much going on, it’s hard to know where to start. But don’t worry – we’ve got you covered!

We have a team of experts who are always up-to-date on the latest news and developments in the area, so you can be sure you’re getting accurate and reliable information. Plus, we offer a variety of resources that can help you plan your trip and make the most of your time in the area. So whether you’re looking for tips on where to eat or what to do, we can help you out. Trust us – we know the area better than anyone else!

This guide is going to help you find some of the best things to do so that you can make the most of your time while you’re there! From shopping and dining to live entertainment and attractions, there is fun and excitement to be had for everyone. So without further adieu, go ahead and dive in and explore the 10 best things to do in Downtown Disney that are sure to make your trip a truly magical one!

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Live Entertainment

Downtown Disney is one of the best places in Orlando to enjoy live music and entertainment. There is always something going on at this vibrant and exciting place, and you can be sure that there will be something to suit your taste. There are a number of different stages dotted around the area, each showcasing a different style of entertainment. The main stage is home to larger performances, such as concerts and shows, while the smaller stages offer a more intimate experience, perfect for enjoying some local talent.

No matter what your taste in music or entertainment is, you are sure to find something to enjoy at Downtown Disney in Orlando, Florida. So why not come down and experience it for yourself? You won’t be disappointed!

House of Blues

Located at:  1490 E Buena Vista Dr, Orlando, FL 32830

The House of Blues is a great place to enjoy some live music and good vibes. It’s one of the most popular spots in town, and for good reason. The venue has a great atmosphere, and the staff is always friendly and accommodating. It is known for its great sound system and excellent acoustics. The venue also has a large dance floor, making it perfect for those who want to let loose and have a good time. There are also several bars and restaurants in the area, so you can grab a bite to eat or a drink before or after the show. The house band is also top-notch, and they always get the crowd going. The House of Blues also is the place to be when seeing your favorite band. They always have great live music, and it’s always a fun time.

Drawn to Life presented by Cirque du Soleil & Disney

Located at: 1478 Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

Drawn to Life is a must-see for anyone who loves cirque performances or enjoys being entertained by world-renowned performers. The show tells the story of how Disney’s animation studio came to be and how Walt Disney’s dream of creating an animation empire became a reality.

If you’re looking for an unforgettable experience while visiting Downtown Disney, be sure to check out Drawn to Life presented by Cirque du Soleil & Disney! No matter how old you are, the magical performance of Drawn to Life is sure to leave you and your entire group of friends and family in awe. For more information about Drawn to Life, be sure to head to the link below!

AdventHealth Waterside Stage

Located at: 1682 E Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

The AdventHealth Waterside Stage at is the perfect place to enjoy live music and entertainment. The stage is located in the heart of downtown, making it easy to get to and from your hotel or resort. The stage is also situated right on the water, providing a beautiful backdrop for your enjoyment. The AdventHealth Waterside Stage has a large variety of live music and entertainment options available, making it the perfect place to enjoy a night out on the town or a day of relaxation. For more information about all the AdventHealth Waterside Stage has to offer, be sure to check out the link below.

Activities and Attractions

Downtown Disney in Orlando is a must-visit for anyone looking for a fun-filled vacation. From tethered hot air balloon rides to riding around in style in the Vintage Amphicar tours, there is something special for everyone to enjoy. If you’re looking for amazing, one-of-a-kind activities and attractions, then be sure to check out some of our favorite must-dos in the area! The area is home to some of the most popular attractions in Orlando and with so much to see and do, Downtown Disney is the perfect place to spend a day or two (or more!) the next time you’re headed to the area.

The Aerophile

Located at: 1486 Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

The hot air balloon ride in Downtown Disney is one of the most unique experiences you’ll ever have. There’s nothing quite like floating high above the ground, taking in the stunning views of the area. You’ll feel like you’re on top of the world! The ride itself is very smooth and relaxing, and you’ll be able to take some amazing photos while you’re up in the air. Trust us, this is an experience you won’t want to miss.

Downtown Disney is already a pretty magical place, but experiencing it from a hot air balloon takes it to another level. You’ll get to see all of the sights and sounds of the area in a whole new way. The colors will be more vibrant, the sounds will be more clear, and you’ll just feel a general sense of happiness while you’re up there. It’s truly an unforgettable experience. For more information about the Aerophile including pricing and restrictions, check out the link below!

Vintage Amphicar Tours

Located at: 1620 E Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

If you’re looking for a unique and memorable experience during your next visit to Orlando, then you should definitely consider taking the Vintage Amphicar Tour at Downtown Disney! Not only will you get to see some of the city’s most popular attractions from a whole new perspective, but you’ll also get to learn about the rich history of the area from the capitan.

Plus, what could be more fun than driving an amphibious car through the streets of Downtown Disney and on the water of Lake Buena Vista? It’s an unbeatable experience that you’ll never forget! For more information about the relaxing ride in the amphicars, be sure to check out the link below!

Splitsville Luxury Lanes

Located at: 1494 E Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

If you’re looking for a fun and active experience in Downtown Disney, look no further than Splitsville Luxury Lanes. The two-story venue offers a modern and chic atmosphere that is perfect for a night out with friends or even a special event. If you’re looking for a unique and luxurious bowling experience, be sure to check out Splitsville Luxury Lanes in Downtown Disney. The state-of-the-art lanes, friendly staff, and wide selection of food and drinks make it the perfect place to spend an evening with friends or family. With its modern and chic atmosphere, Splitsville is sure to make your event one to remember. Be sure to check out Splitsville Luxury Lanes in Downtown Disney for a unique and luxurious bowling experience. To learn more about all Splitzville Luxury Lanes has to offer, check out the link below!

Shopping In Downtown Disney

The shops at Downtown Disney are some of the best in the area. There is something for everyone, whether you’re looking for souvenirs, and clothes, or are just looking for a place to relax during your day out in Downtown Disney. The stores are all unique and special in their own ways and offer a variety of items that you won’t find anywhere else. Not to mention, the selection of Disney-themed merchandise is second to none. So whether you’re looking for a new outfit, souvenirs for friends and family back home, or just want to browse the latest fashion trends, Downtown Disney is the place to be.

The LEGO Store

Located at: 1672 E Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

The Lego store in Downtown Disney is a must-see for any fan of the popular toy brand. From life-sized Lego sculptures to interactive play areas, the store has something for everyone. And with a wide selection of exclusive Lego sets, it’s the perfect place to find that perfect gift for the Lego lover in your life. Guests can also enjoy special events and meet-and-greets with Lego characters, making the store an unforgettable experience for all. Guests can also take advantage of the store’s many photo opportunities and sculptures, making it the perfect place to capture memories of a magical day at Downtown Disney. For more fun details and information about The LEGO Store, check out the link below!

Coca-Cola Store

Located at: 1512 E Buena Vista Dr, Orlando, FL 32830

The Coca-Cola Store in Downtown Disney Orlando is the perfect place to buy souvenirs and gifts for your loved ones back home. Not only does it sell a wide variety of Coca-Cola merchandise, but it also has a soda fountain where you can enjoy a refreshing Coca-Cola beverage. There’s something for everyone at the Coca-Cola Store. From unique Coca-Cola merchandise to fun photo opportunities, this is the perfect place to take a break from all the shopping and explore all that the store has to offer. Whether you’re looking for unique merchandise, fun photo opportunities, or just a break from all the shopping, the Coca-Cola Store in Downtown Disney is the perfect place to visit. Be sure to check it out next time you’re in the area! For more information on the Coca-Cola store or its rooftop bar, check out the link below!

Dining In Downtown Disney

Once you’ve got your shopping out of the way, it’s a must to head to one of the many restaurants in the area. The dining experiences in themselves make it some of the best things to do in Downtown Disney. For one, the food around the town is absolutely amazing. You’ll find a wide variety of cuisine to choose from authentic Mexican cuisine, to delectable sushi, to good old American comfort food. There’s something for everyone’s taste buds! In addition to the great food, the restaurants also offer a unique dining experience. Many of the establishments are themed after popular movies or TV shows, which makes for a fun and interactive meal. No matter what your taste, you’re sure to find a restaurant that will make your dining experience in Downtown Disney one to remember.

Located at: 1676 E Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

The T-Rex Cafe is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious meal with your family and friends. The cafe offers a variety of dining options, including an extensive menu of items that are sure to please everyone in your group. In addition to the great food, the T-Rex Cafe also boasts an impressive dinosaur-themed decor that is sure to delight both kids and adults. The cafe offers a variety of activities that are designed to teach guests about dinosaurs and their place in history. These activities are sure to be a hit with kids of all ages, and they are a great way to learn more about these fascinating creatures. Be sure to check out the menu and see if they are serving up some of your favorites!

AMC Dine-In Theatres

Located at: 1500 E Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

The AMC Dine-In Theatres are the perfect place to catch the latest blockbusters while enjoying a delicious made-to-order meal. With a menu that features everything from burgers and pizza to gourmet entrees, you can order all of your favorites and have them delivered right to your seat. And with state-of-the-art sound and picture, you’ll be transported into the world of your favorite film. It doesn’t matter if you are looking for a date night, a girls’ night out, or even a family outing, you’re sure to find the perfect film and movie snacks for you at the AMC Dine-In Theatre. For more information about everything the AMC Dine-In Theatres have to offer its guest, be sure to check out the link below!

When it comes to fun and excitement, Downtown Disney is without a doubt the place you want to be. With everything from live performances and street performers to unique shopping and dining experiences, the area has something special to offer to everyone. The next time you are looking for a fun-filled day out or an evening out, make sure that Downtown Disney is on your list of places you can visit! There is no better way to immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere than by exploring and taking in all that the area has to offer!

We hope this list of the 10 best things to do in Downtown Disney has inspired you to take a trip to this one-of-a-kind destination and see for yourself how special it is. As you may well know by now, the area is constantly buzzing with exciting new things happening, and so there is no end to the places to see, experiences to try, and things to discover in this magical place. Be sure to check back occasionally for more exciting things to see and places to go to when you’re visiting the area!

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Is Downtown Orlando worth visiting?

Yes, Downtown Orlando is definitely worth visiting! There’s so much to see and do, and it’s a great place to explore. Whether you’re interested in the arts, and nightlife, or just want to soak up some Florida sunshine, Downtown Orlando has something for everyone. Plus, it’s centrally located so it’s easy to get around and visit other parts of the city. So if you’re looking for a fun-filled vacation spot, be sure to add Downtown Orlando to your list!

Can you walk around Downtown Orlando?

Yes, you can walk around Downtown Orlando. There are sidewalks and pedestrian-friendly areas throughout the downtown area. And if you’re looking to explore more of the city, there are plenty of public transportation options available too. So whether you’re looking to stay close to your hotel or venture out and see everything that Orlando has to offer, Downtown Orlando is a great place to start your adventure!

What is Downtown Orlando called?

Downtown Orlando is also known as “The City Beautiful.” This nickname was given to the city in the early 1900s because of its beautiful parks and lakes. Today, Downtown Orlando is still known for its vibrant atmosphere and stunning scenery. So whether you’re looking for a place to relax or a place to party, Downtown Orlando is sure to have something for you!

Where is the main strip in Orlando?

The main strip in Orlando is International Drive. This is a popular tourist destination that is filled with hotels, restaurants, and shops. It’s also home to many of the city’s attractions, so it’s a great place to start your Orlando vacation. Downtown Orlando comes alive at night! There are plenty of bars and clubs to keep you entertained, and the streets are always filled with people. If you’re looking for a place to let loose and have some fun, Downtown Orlando is the place for you.

How far is Disney from Downtown Orlando?

Disney World is about 25 miles from Downtown Orlando. Depending on traffic, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour to drive there. But there are also plenty of public transportation options available, so you can easily get to Disney World without a car. And once you’re there, you’ll be able to enjoy all the fun and excitement that the park has to offer!

Is Downtown Disney springs free?

Yes, Downtown Disney Springs is free! You don’t have to pay an admission fee to enjoy the shops, restaurants, and entertainment at this popular destination. However, keep in mind that some of the individual attractions within Downtown Disney may require a separate ticket or reservation. So be sure to check the website or call ahead before you go. Also be sure to ask for any discounts that may be offered!

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Disney’s multibillion-dollar theme park facelift gets unanimous approval from Anaheim council

Visitors to Disney’s California parks could one day walk through the snow-covered hamlet of Arendelle from “Frozen” or the bustling, critter-filled metropolis of “Zootopia” under a park expansion plan approved by the Anaheim City Council.

Disney  would spend at least $1.9 billion  over the next decade to transform its 490-acre (488-hectare) campus in densely populated Southern California. It would be the biggest expansion of Disney’s Southern California theme parks in decades, aiming to create more immersive experiences for guests. Disney would also be required to spend tens of millions of dollars on street improvements, affordable housing and other infrastructure in the city.

The council unanimously approved the project at the end of an eight-hour meeting that began Tuesday evening, the  Orange County Register  reported. A second council vote for final approval of Disney’s plan is required in May.

The plan wouldn’t expand Disney’s footprint in tourism-dependent Anaheim but would help it add rides and entertainment by letting the company relocate parking to a new multi-story structure and redevelop the massive lot, as well as make other changes to how it uses its properties.

Disneyland, Disney California Adventure and the Downtown Disney shopping area are surrounded by freeways and residential areas in the city 30 miles (48 kilometers) southeast of Los Angeles, so the company sees the plan as vital to being able to continue to create sizable new attractions.

A significant share of public testimony to the city council focused on Disney’s plans to buy a public street near the theme park and turn it into a pedestrian walkway as well as its intention to add a crosswalk on another neighboring street.

Scott Martindale, who lives nearby, said the crosswalk would improve safety.

“No change or project is perfect. But in this case, the gives I believe outweigh the takes,” he said. Martindale added that Disney conducted community outreach about its expansion plans for three years.

Another neighbor, Cassandra Taylor, said she looks forward to the new rides the expansion will bring. But she’s concerned about Disney’s plans to privatize a city street, adding she first heard of the idea last month in a newspaper article even though she had attended two Disney informational presentations.

“They might have a pedestrian walkway planned now, but once it is theirs, they could just as easily remove it,” Taylor said. “It will be theirs and theirs entirely. Voters will have no say in its future use.”

Ken Potrock, president of the Disneyland Resort, said at the meeting: “We are ready to bring the next level of immersive entertainment here to Anaheim.” Over the last two decades, Disney investments have included Cars Land, Pixar Pier,  Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge  and  Avengers Campus .

Disney has not committed to which stories it plans to feature given that the new development will take years.

It’s the first time Disney has sought a major change to its California theme parks since the 1990s, when the company obtained approvals to turn Disneyland, its original theme park dubbed “the happiest place on Earth” and built in 1955, into a resort hub. It later built the Disney California Adventure theme park and the Downtown Disney shopping and entertainment area.

Disneyland was the  second-most visited  theme park in the world in 2022 with 16.8 million people coming through the gates, according to a report by the Themed Entertainment Association and AECOM .

Anaheim is Orange County’s most populous city and home to 345,000 people as well as a major league baseball team and a national hockey league team. Hotel revenue typically makes up about half of the city’s revenue and is expected to climb to $236 million this year, according to city estimates.

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Highlights:.

• Hit the Red Square;
• Explore the nooks and crannies of Alexander Garden;
• Get a taste of the ancient Kitay Gorod;
• Learn about the tragic destiny of the Christ the Savior Cathedral;
• Roam through the heart of Moscow.

Walking Tour Itinerary:

Here are our TOP 7 things to help you start your Russian adventure or tick off before you say goodbye to Moscow.

Wander around the vast cobblestone square with rich past, gorgeous architecture, incredible GUM , bright colors of the Kremlin and swirling Saint Basil’s Cathedral .

Kitay Gorod

Walk across the Red Square to see the embankment of old Moscow river and plunge into the atmosphere of ancient Russian village where nobles preferred to settle in XV century.

Varvarka street

Walk up Varvarka street to find the landmark of Kitay Gorod - Palace of the Romanov Boyars, which was built in the XVI century and where lived the first Tsar from the Romanov dynasty.

Old English Court

Look at the Old English Court , which used to be the English Embassy in Moscow and where Ivan the Terrible confined the envoy from England, because Queen Elizabeth I refused to marry him.

Alexander Garden

Watch the solemn ceremony of the Changing of the guards , pay respect to the eternal flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier , and the stone Grotto , The huge fountain in the centre adds a sophisticated feel to the almost 200 year old garden.

Christ the Savior Cathedral

Walk to the cathedral which is of a great cultural value to Russians. Its marvelous exterior, enormous golden domes, colossal bronze doors and pristine white walls will touch your feelings.

Patriarch’s Bridge

Pause on the bridge and marvel at the Kremlin, river cruises, monument after Peter the Great and Red October Chocolate Factory , which is now a nightlife hub for youngsters.

About Moscow:

We picked up a list of article that might be useful and helpful to you during your stay in Moscow. These are things to do in Moscow, tips about Moscow, best cafes in Moscow and simply fun facts about Moscow. Enjoy reading!

Before coming to Moscow:

• Our fun guides sharing their observations about their tours and best practices:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-private-guides-on-tours-in-moscow
• What you should know about Moscow:  
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/5-things-to-know-before-you-go-to-moscow

Off the beaten path of Moscow:

• Kitay Gorod:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-must-see-fun-facts-about-kitay-gorod
• Zamoskvorechye:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-must-see-fun-facts-about-zamoskvorechye
• White City:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-off-the-beaten-path-white-city  

The best parks in Moscow:

• Muzeon Statues Park:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-off-the-beaten-path-muzeon-park
• Gorky Park: 
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-gorky-park
• Tsaritsino Park: 
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-must-see-37-reasons-to-visit-tsaritsyno
• Kolomenskoe Park:
•   https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/things-to-do-in-moscow-kolomenskoe-museum-reserve

The most historical and beautiful streets of Moscow:

• Arbat  srreet: 
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/things-to-do-in-moscow-arbat-street
• Tverskaya street: 
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-things-to-do-tverskaya-street
• Downtown of Moscow: 
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/things-to-do-moscow-streets

What to do in Moscow:

• How to have a Real Russian Experience:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/real-russian-experience
• Things to do in Moscow:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/21-things-to-do-in-moscow
• Architectural masterpieces, hidden gems of Moscow:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/things-to-do-in-moscow-off-the-beaten-path
• Top Moscow attractions:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/top-10-moscow-attractions

Budget travel:

• How to have fun in Moscow for less than $4:
• How to save money in Moscow:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/7-ways-to-save-money-while-travelling-to-moscow

Cafes & restaurants in Moscow:

• Moscow cafes with Russian breakfast:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-cafes-with-russian-breakfast
• Best Moscow restaurants:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/best-moscow-restaurants
• Best coffee shops in Moscow:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-best-coffee-shops

Moscow Metro:

• Facts about Moscow Metro:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/fun-facts-about-moscow-metro
• Myths about Moscow Metro:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/7-myths-about-moscow-metro
• Facts about Moscow:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/fun-facts-50-facts-about-moscow
• Fun Facts about Kremlin:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/33-fun-facts-from-our-kremlin-tours
• The best flea markets in Moscow:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-best-flea-markets
• Top 5 Russian souvenirs:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/top-5-russian-souvenirs

What you get:

• + A friend in Moscow.
• + Private & customized Moscow tour.
• + An exciting pastime, not just boring history lessons.
• + An authentic experience of local life.
• + Flexibility during the walking tour: changes can be made at any time to suit individual preferences.
• + Amazing deals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the very best cafes & restaurants. Discounts on weekdays (Mon-Fri).
• + A photo session amongst spectacular Moscow scenery that can be treasured for a lifetime.
• + Good value for souvenirs, taxis, and hotels.
• + Expert advice on what to do, where to go, and how to make the most of your time in Moscow.

15 people injured when tram collides with guardrail at Universal Studios theme park near Los Angeles

U NIVERSAL CITY, Calif. (AP) — More than a dozen people suffered mostly minor injuries when a tram used for tours crashed into a railing at Universal Studios Hollywood near Los Angeles, authorities and the company said.

Los Angeles County Fire Department units responded shortly after 9 p.m. Saturday to the theme park in Universal City, about 10 miles (16 kilometers) northwest of downtown LA, the agency said in a social media post.

The California Highway Patrol said that while the tram was negotiating a turn, its last car collided with a metal guardrail, “causing it to tilt and eject multiple passengers.”

The fire department said 15 people were taken to hospitals with minor injuries. The highway patrol's statement on Sunday said some of the injuries were moderate, but didn't specify a number.

Universal Studios Hollywood said in a statement Sunday afternoon that tours have resumed with a modified route.

“Our thoughts continue to be with the guests who were involved, and we are thankful that based on agency reports, the injuries sustained were minor. We are working closely with public agencies, including the California Highway Patrol, as we continue our review of the incident and safety remains a top priority,” the statement said.

The highway patrol, which is leading the investigation, said alcohol and drugs were not considered a factor.

The tram circuit, called the World-Famous Studio Tour, offers a glimpse behind the scenes of Universal movies including “Jaws” and Jordan Peele's “Nope.” The theme park will celebrate the 60th anniversary of the tour starting Friday.

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