This is the second time I've been here and I have nothing but praises for this location. It's so…read morepeaceful and relaxing and safe. Surrounded by a beautiful lake and shops, if you wanna sit down and people watch, walk around the lake, just have some food, this is the perfect place to go with the family

The Celebration History Center mission statement describes their goal as, to collect, preserve and…read moremake available documentation and memorabilia about the history of Celebration, Florida. They had the Grand Opening of the Celebration History Center during Founders Weekend on November 14, 2009. The History Center is located in Johnson Hall at the old Town Hall, 690 Celebration Avenue, Celebration, FL. This year they will begin selling Celebration merchandise with the Celebration logo to residents and visitors from around the world.

Drinks were yummy! Not too strong, but I had a great time…read more So much to see and experience.

My son is still into One Piece and I was hoping to find something new. Sadly the merch is the same…read moreas it was a year ago when I visited. I almost got him a Funko but it's cheaper on Amazon and I won't crush the packaging. Shrug. Love the options of gifts, tees, bags, kitchenware, consumables, etc. Still one of my fave stores to look through.

This museum has a coffee shop where you can find desserts and multiple chocolates. You can also be…read morepart of the tour that starts every hour. The tour is really interesting. You go through the story of chocolate, you learn about the process, you see some art with chocolate, and you taste different chocolates at the end. It is fun, the tours takes an hour and then you can purchase your favorite chocolate at the end. Highly recommended.

Such a random spot. Came for the tour and wine and chocolate tasting. The tour was interesting, the…read morecoolest part was the chocolate sculptures at the end. The tour came with chocolate samples at the end. The 100% cacao was disgusting, but fun to try it after learning the history. The wine and chocolate tasting paring was the best part. Overall, if you have an afternoon to kill, go on Groupon and get a ticket!

The atmosphere at this pavilion in Epcot was great!…read more I loved the wine offerings as well as the street show that was going on. The street show itself brought so much energy with the crowds. I didn't get any food when stopping here, but everything smelled great.

Italy was underwhelming during our visit to the world showcase. We weren't in the mood for gelato,…read morepizza or wine, so we didn't linger here.

The very recognizable and famous espn globe located on premise of Disney owned ESPN Wideworld of…read moreSports. Very fun and cool photo op and one you will see on pretty much every filmed sporting event held on premise at this massive sporting complex. Overall a fun site and a must have picture when visiting the complex. Always really crowded when big events are held at ESPN so makes for a good center point or meeting spot.

Another beautiful landmark in celebration!!! Tiny park with benches and barbecue grills right by…read morethe water!

Cute Mikey Mouse power line on I-4! Couldn't find parking but looked at it for a while, while in…read moretraffic. Lol.

I know! Can you believe that a Mickey shaped power line transmission pylon is a landmark in…read moreCelebration? You'll always know that you're getting closer to Disney World when you see it. In some cases (depending on which direction), you'll know when you're moving away from it. Especially when you're inching your way through I-4 traffic. This landmark is very near the Orlando area's malfunction junction known as I-4 and 408. You'll get a great view of the Mickey Pylon when you're stuck on I-4 during the rush. It really does serve a purpose. It was built to transmit power from a Tampa Electric substation to the electric company that supplies the resort. I'm not sure who owns what electric company nowadays. Let's just say it was very much needed at the time. I saw it for the first time when our house was being built. We were traveling every weekend from Melbourne (on the east coast) to Tampa. The traffic was a nightmare after getting off onto I-4 from the Bee-Line Highway. Not the greatest memory, but the landmark still triggers many conversations.

Yep, 5 stars. Duh... It's Disney!…read more You ask some people where Walt Disney World is and they'll tell you Orlando. Wrong. You ask others and they'll tell you Lake Buena Vista. Partially correct. Downtown Disney is in Lake Buena Vista. Some of the Disney Resorts are in Lake Buena Vista. Where are all 4 of the Disney Theme Parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom) and the 2 Disney Water Parks (Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach)? Bay Lake, FL. Also, the majority of the Disney Resorts are located in Bay Lake, FL. The Walt Disney Company actually has full control over Bay Lake, FL. Bay Lake is located inside RCID (Reedy Creek Improvement District). They have their own fire departments and yes, there's even a mayor. As of the 2010 census, there were 47 residents in Bay Lake. They are all senior employees of Disney (and their families, of course). One more fun fact. The Walt Disney Company also has full control over Lake Buena Vista, FL too. Disney definitely has a leg up over other theme parks/amusement parks because they actually control the cities. Why am I writing this review? Because I love Disney, I know there are others who love Disney, and I think these are pretty interesting/fun facts that many people do not know. Walt Disney World truly is in a whole other realm!