This is such an easy place to get real shopping done -- not just browsing, but actually checking…read morethings off the list. You've got Old Navy, Walmart, TJ Maxx, Ross, and Burlington all in one spot, plus many more stores so it's super convenient to bounce from store to store and find great deals. I came during the holidays, got a ton of shopping finished, and even grabbed a late dinner before heading home. The outdoor food court area is really nice -- I sat outside, it wasn't too cold, and it was the perfect way to unwind after a busy evening. Plenty of options, good prices, and everything you need in one plaza. I'm glad this shopping center is here -- I'll definitely be back!

Staff was very friendly. I was looking for something in particular but they didn't have it. Lots of…read morea variety of things. The prices were good as well. Busy at times. I'd come here again.

Best Station in Socal. Food, bathrooms in the gift shop, bus connections. Elevators to get you…read moregoing south on the track farthest from the cafe/gift shop. Also elevators to the northbound tracks and access to Fullerton as well. Shops nearby. Food in the cafe/gift shop is great. Good patio for train watching. Good for both metrolink and amtrak. This place rocks.

Environment was good. Service was good. Pretty cool station to chill and hang out over here pretty…read morecool

This is such a fun spot with so many food options all in one place and love that concept! There's a…read morehuge variety of cuisines with decent amount of vegetarian options too, although some few places do have more limited selections. They also have great dessert and drink spots. However many times I have been here, it's always been busy - which honestly says a lot about how popular it is. The decor and atmosphere are super cute and make it a nice place to walk around, hang out, or chill. Parking can be a little tricky and limited at times, but after a few rounds you usually end up finding a spot. Definitely one of the better food hall-style places I have been to so far and worth the drive every time.

Went here on Saturday. We had brunch reservations in one of the restaurants. Number 1 warning to…read moreall people coming here to visit. Parking is terrible! If you are lucky, you would find street parking a block or two away. It is very inconvenient. Even Valet parking is terrible. It is congested in the parking lot. Aside from parking. Anaheim packing district has many restaurants and outside venue shops all in walking distance. Entertainment and lots of drinks, food and snacks to choose from. This place is a cool place to chill. Lots of people and decor everywhere. I recommend stopping by to checkout the different vendors.

The Baseline: For a parking structure you must provide parking, there must be a level of safety for…read moreyour vehicle, and the price for the parking must be fair with the area it is located. This is a highly, regulated paid parking structure. The structure has all of the following features (as of April 2026): $40 per standard; $60 per preferred. ADA compliant spaces are available and some have EV charging. EV charging spaces are available and they use the ChargePoint App for administering. When exiting you have to hit the left exit lane if you can bypass the Ball Road stoplight. Magic Key holders get discounted or included parking. I rated it 4 stars only because Disney parking is pretty expensive, but it is a safe, monitored structure.

it's good it's big…read moreyou can definitely park your car

I stopped by the store where they sell boysenberry jellies and jams...and ended up buying 3 for…read more$9.99 each! Boysenberry and peach jam, blueberry whisky jelly, and boysenberry and fig preserves. Yummm!! The staff kindly wrapped each jar in brown paper and placed them gently into a Knotts bag. I'll be back! (After I figure out people's favorites ).

Love love the Knottsberry farm pancake syru!! one of a kind SO SO good !!…read more They sent it to my house great prices and lots of choices !!!

OMG, the signage leading into here from all directions is fantastic…read more Incredibly easy on and off the multiple freeways here. Plenty of parking. It's a breeze. DO keep an eye out for pedestrians cutting across and through the parking lot. They are not paying attention to the cars or taillights. Will walk right behind with motor running and reverse lights on. Just sweetly oblivious. Really a terrific Park & Ride. We loved it! Highly recommend!

This place is good for quick on and off for events. There are many fast food at the corner such as…read moreSubway, Taco Bell and Burger King. They have cleaned up a lot recently so there is not much bad odors or many homeless in this area. However be careful at night time. Order Uber or get your keys ready to drive out right after you get off the bus.

Nice little discovery. Cute, clean, quiet and peaceful area. This place reminds me of small town…read moreculture. Had dinner at the Craft by smoke & fire and decided to walk around the area. A pleasant experience and would love to be there when they hold the farmers market!

Center Street Promenade is a hidden gem in North Orange County and not too far from places like…read moreDisneyland, Downtown Fullerton, and The Packing House food hall. You will find many cool events there, weekly farmers market, and a collection of local businesses. Some of my favorites are Eco Now, Rare by Goodwill, Good Food Hall, Craft by smoke and Fire, Windsor Browns, and many more. They have convenient parking in the structures where the small businesses can validate for 2 hours.

Parking here feels impossible. It's always packed and it's not well monitored. My car could get…read morebroken into easily. The prices are eh for visitors. The design on the outside is cool. Unfortunately there aren't the most other places to park around campus for free.

The Anaheim GardenWalk is a large outdoor entertainment hub close to Disney. We haven't been here…read morein a while. But today we came to celebrate our youngest son graduating (came for dinner) and noticedlots to see and more stores opening. Can't wait to come back for more coffee, sushi and pho. Oh and an Angry birds cafe opening soon..... so exciting. Ok bye

Disneyland Parking Hack at Anaheim GardenWalk (April 2026 update)…read more I saw this info on Instagram and decided to try it myself at the end of April 2026. Sharing both the update and my actual experience. From what I saw online, starting April 1, 2026, parking at Anaheim GardenWalk increased from $18 to $20 for the discounted daily rate, and the process is now different. You no longer need to upload receipts by text. Just buy something at Starbucks, Paris Baguette, or Meet Fresh. At checkout, you need to ask for the "$20 rate" voucher since they won't offer it automatically. They will give you a paper voucher to scan when exiting. Regular parking is first hour free, then $4 per hour, with a $30 daily max. Still cheaper than Disneyland parking. My experience： Navigation: Anaheim GardenWalk 321 W Katella Ave, Anaheim The entrance is on W Katella Ave and goes straight into the indoor structure. The signage is a bit confusing. Elevators show B2 to 5, while parking levels are labeled P1 to P4. Just remember your P level and section. P1 is ground level and has parking plus Paris Baguette P2 and P3 are parking P4 has parking, Starbucks, and Meet Fresh. Google Maps labeling here is a bit misleading Parking tip. Try to park near the elevators since the payment machines are right there. I went on a weekday around 5pm and parked at P3 section B. I walked up to P4 and Starbucks was right around the corner. No mobile order available at that time, card only, and they close at 6:30pm. After ordering, I asked for the parking voucher. Staff did not offer it unless I asked. Walking to Downtown Disney: Fastest route is toward Disney Way, then connect to S Harbor Blvd. If you are not sure, you can navigate to Foundation Room Anaheim. After going down the stairs you will be on Disney Way. It took about 12 minutes to reach security. On the way back, I tried walking from Din Tai Fung toward W Katella and then S Harbor. It added about 30 extra minutes. Going back the same way is definitely faster. Parking payment result: Before leaving, I scanned my ticket and it showed $12. First hour free, then $4 per hour. Then I scanned the $20 Starbucks voucher and the machine showed I could exit with no payment. I even asked staff to confirm and they said if it lets you exit, you are fine. I ended up leaving without paying. That said, the system didn't seem very stable. I saw a few cars getting stuck at the gate. I probably just got lucky this time. I wouldn't expect free parking every time. Safer to assume around $20 per day with validation. If it ends up cheaper, just treat it as a bonus. Either way, it is still cheaper than Disneyland parking, so I would use this option again.

Had a little business in the area (Downey-20 plus min drive) so what a perfect opportunity to drop…read moreinto Downtown Disney and wait in a hopeful not too long of a line for my Galactic ID! You can opt for any of six classes of id, or you can do what some did and get all of them! I've always admired the visuals, sound, speed, and maneuverability of even the earliest of Tie fighters as seen in Star Wars, so getting my Galactic ID within the Tie Fighter class was an easy call. Be warned! This line can grow to gargantuan proportions! Don't believe me? Google **Disney Galactic Star Wars ID** and see what kind of line/wait your potentially looking at! But the force was with me today! Got in and out with $10 for parking, and $15 bucks for the id. I was probably in line all of a half an hour! But you folks know me by now, so you know what's coming next! The absolute singular reason this line was moving the way it did was without a doubt due to cast member and CSA (CUSTOMER SERVICE ALL STAR) Mariannie-pictured. Her smooth, pleasantly repetitive, and super informative dialogue should be considered the blueprint of Disney cast members when it comes to relaying instructions or information. By me being the middle aged guy that I am, I was admittedly a bit intimidated by getting into the booth, then dealing with God only knows what kind of technology. The way to sit/, sunglasses on or off/ payment ready asap/touch screen tech-of course, etc. some of you probably can do it easy breezy, but it can be a bit unnerving since you want to be conscious of time and courteous to the legions waiting behind you. Thanks Mariannie!, Your a credit to the Disney brand as your customer service was truly from another galaxy!

I love downtown Disney. There are many Disney related stores. There are variety of restaurants you…read morecan choose, Mexican, Italian, American, snacks, and sweets. Some restaurants are a little pricey but the most of them are reasonable. The grass area has a stage. There is a stage. I usually see someone plays on the stage.