First of all everyone complaining about prices should check themselves. You're at Disney. Pay the…read more$15 for this margarita and relax. Line moves fast.

Over the years the Disney parks have gotten much better with their healthy offerings. When here I…read morecan't eat ice cream and fattening foods all day. Sometimes I want some fresh fruit, a juice, and perhaps a pickle! Mixed fruit, pineapple cups, veggies to nosh on, and even some frozen drinks can be found at this open air mini market. Plenty of bottle cold drinks to choose from packed in ice.

When it's warm and humid, a piece of fresh fruit and a cold drink is just what you need! Love the…read morehealthier option, and always easy to grab n go with friendly cast members. This is located outside the Safari, so you can refuel after or quickly before you enjoy a ride to see amazing animals. Check it out during your Animal Kingdom day!

Harambe Fruit Market (at Disney Animal Kingdom in Orlando) offers a variety of fresh fruit,…read moregrilled corn (which is hit or miss depending on whether or not they're grilling it fresh or bringing it in from elsewhere), snacks (chips/cheeses,etc) & soft drinks. They also have one of our favorites--the Mickey pretzel with cheese dip aka plastic cheese. Our pretzel was hot & fresh, with the perfect amount of salt & served with a nice cup of Alejandro plastic cheese. Service was friendly, accurate & efficient.

For what u get with this dessert package, it was totally worth it for us. We weren't expecting…read moreawesome desserts but they had a decent spread. I really enjoyed the s'mores topped with ice cream and their nitrogen ice cream with cake. I was almost in tears when it started raining close to the time for us to check in for the dessert party, but they moved it indoors above the frozen ride and we were able to eat sitting down on tables with pretty blue cloth. I was just thankful that the show was still able to go on even though there was thunder and lightning about 3 miles away. I wish we arrived earlier so I could have eaten more but wanting to get a decent view since we spent so much, we abandoned our desserts when it was time to go to the viewing section for the show with everyone else. The 3d glasses they gave us made the show so much prettier, turning lights and fireworks into snowflakes. Then afterwards, they took us to ride frozen. No wait whatsoever. The staff was friendly and helpful. It was a great ending to our day at Epcot. Highly recommended if u want to get 3 of the main level one fast pass choices instead of just one. We got test track for our level one pass and then got the frozen ride and the illuminations show with this dessert party. Win win.

Yes, there is a cost involved. Yes, it is totally worth it! Not only do you get to eat your…read moreweight in tasty desserts (seriously, they're delicious), but you also get access to beverages (including adult-ish ones) and incredible viewing for the nighttime show on the lagoon! The best part is, if you didn't want to spend a FastPass on the Frozen ride, you get to ride it after the show and after the park closes. So, there's no line, just your fellow dessert party-goers! It definitely makes it worthwhile, especially if you have kids and they really dig Frozen. Even if they don't, it's a wonderfully magic way to end the day at Epcot.

This place is really cute they have slushies with cool Disney names and the cutest cake pops and…read morerice krispie treats ever. They're definitely pricey but they're yummy. Customer service was great it was quick simple easy. Really nice for a stop and get some sweets stop in Disney springs.

Amazing candy apples! They are somewhat hard to find because candy melts, unlike caramel. I went to…read moreGoofy and they were sold out, and luckily I passed by here and I was able to get one. They are really good. People here are also extra nice.

There is great variety here. We always go for hot items. We have also used them for catering and…read moreordering over the phone was easy and ready exactly when they said it would be. A great local Hispanic supermarket for the community.

Very nice place to shop and take out food nice costumer service all items have a good priceread more

Orange World first caught my attention because of its bright, eye-catching building and iconic…read morename. I honestly wasn't sure what to expect, but it ended up being a fun little roadside stop that's worth checking out. While I expected it to be all about oranges, it's actually a souvenir shop with a small section dedicated to citrus products, along with a much larger selection of classic Florida and Disney-themed gifts, apparel, and keepsakes. It's a great place to browse if you're looking to bring home a souvenir from your trip. Outside, there's a fresh fruit stand where you can sample some of the citrus before you buy. Everything tasted fresh, and if you're traveling home, they even offer shipping so you can send Florida's famous oranges and other goodies directly to your doorstep. It's a quick stop, but a charming one. Whether you're looking for souvenirs, fresh fruit, or just want to check out one of Florida's classic roadside attractions, Orange World is a fun little gem that's worth pulling over for.

I love a classic roadside attraction, and what could be better than a giant orange in the heart of…read moreCentral Florida? Eli's Orange World in Kissimmee is impossible to miss. Rising along U.S. Highway 192, the enormous fiberglass orange is one of those quirky roadside landmarks that makes you want to stop and take a picture. The story of Orange World dates back to 1971, when Eli Sfassie moved from Indiana to Florida and opened a Texaco gas station near the newly opened Walt Disney World. To take advantage of the growing number of tourists traveling through the area, he began selling souvenirs from the station's service bay. In 1988, Sfassie transformed the building into a giant orange at a cost of about $6,000. The resulting structure stands approximately 60 feet tall and has been promoted as the World's Largest Orange. In 2004, strong winds from hurricane Charley reportedly tore a giant decorative crystal ball from the nearby Giant Wizard gift shop. The enormous ball crashed onto the roof of Orange World, leaving a dent in the structure. According to local lore, the crystal ball was never found. In 2017 the giant orange has even appeared in Sean Baker's critically acclaimed film The Florida Project, adding to the colorful roadside scenery surrounding the movie's setting. Orange World suffered another setback in March 2023 when a fire broke out in the storage area above the gift shop, causing significant smoke damage to the interior. For a time, merchandise was sold outside while repairs were underway. The remodeled interior reopened in October 2024, bringing the attraction back to full operation. Today, Orange World sells fresh citrus, juice, orange trees, snacks, cookies, candy, honey, alligator jerky, sauces, jams and jellies, and a huge selection of Florida-themed souvenirs. Inside, you'll find plenty of inexpensive souvenir clothing, T-shirts, Disney and Universal merchandise, gifts, and other tourist memorabilia. I was surprised by how expensive the orange juice was. It was $3.50 for a small cup. Gallons were $14.99. While I absolutely love the giant orange itself, have to admit that I found the inside somewhat underwhelming. For me, the exterior is the star of the show. There is just something wonderfully nostalgic about this giant orange. If you enjoy quirky roadside attractions, classic Florida kitsch, and places that are fun to photograph, Eli's Orange World is definitely worth a quick stop. It's the kind of wonderfully odd attraction that is so Florida.

Walking into Main Street Confectionery at Disney World feels like stepping into an old fashioned…read morecandy shop in the best possible way. I love being able to watch some of the treats being made while the smell of sugar and chocolate basically follows you around the store. The whole place has that nostalgic Disney sweetness that makes it hard to leave empty handed, even if you fully intended to "just look." Mobile ordering was surprisingly fast and easy, which helped avoid some of the crowd inside. There are also so many different treats to choose from that narrowing it down becomes the hardest part of the visit. It's one of those classic Main Street stops that always adds a little extra magic to the day.

The candy store of your dreams! Cookies, popcorn, candy and more fill this beautiful shop on Main…read moreStreet. I highly recommend a frozen beverage to keep cool - we had watermelon fanta.

This is a great pitstop if you're looking for a quick AC blast and some refreshments. The free…read moresamples of Coca Cola products from around the world is such a cool experience! It was interesting to see everyone's opinions. I heard the dad from the family next to me say that Beverly was his favorite which is crazy because it didn't even taste edible to me. I had an apple lychee and some sort of watermelon sodas that were pretty good.

Such a "COOL" place ! So happy to see it still open, and quite busy!! It's so neat to get to try…read moresamples of soda from all over the world. This is a MUST on an Epcot day!