Sometimes a comforting meal and a table overlooking the water are all you need. We revisit Maria & Enzo’s at Disney Springs to give an established favorite a little time in the spotlight.
Disney World’s decorated resort hotels are a holiday tradition, but the Disney Springs bus change makes visiting them trickier in 2026. Here’s what we learned from testing resort access and how to plan a Christmas outing.
Jock Lindsey’s Halloween Hangar Bar is back for 2026 with nearly all-new food and drinks, including Bone Kebabs, Candelabra Eggs and the Temple of Doom Margarita.
The Gideon’s Bakehouse team is back with a savory spin. Does their new hand-pie concept belong on your Disney Springs must-do list, or can it wait?
Disney Springs has reinvented itself before, but this summer feels like the start of another chapter. New experiences are arriving, familiar offerings are disappearing, and even the way guests move through Walt Disney World’s entertainment district is changing.
Discover nine overlooked things to do at Disney Springs, including brunch, bowling, custom souvenirs, and the Aerophile balloon. We took a closer look at the hidden and overlooked experiences many guests miss.
The former NBA Experience and DisneyQuest building at Disney Springs is preparing to welcome its next tenant. Level99, an interactive social gaming venue featuring 63 physical and mental challenges, will open June 29, with tickets going on sale June 22.
While, normally anyone can use the buses from Disney Springs to the resorts, Disney has begun limiting this free service during extra busy times, such as spring break and summer.
Free Devil Wears Prada 2 beauty kiosks offer free samples of TRESemme and other products at Disney Springs Orlando, plus LA, NYC, and San Francisco locations through May 3.
Walt Disney World appears to still be testing its “Find Merchandise” feature in the My Disney Experience app, nearly six months after it was first spotted. This suggests the company is continuing to refine how guests shop for products on property.
